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Datacenter proxy servers: static IPs in 23 countries
Datacenter proxies live in server networks and give you a static IP address for the whole rental period. This is the most affordable segment and the widest one by geography.
What the plan includes
- Countries in stock
- 23 — Europe, United States, Canada, Asia and the Middle East
- Price
- from $1.93
- Rental period
- 30 or 60 days
- Protocol
- HTTP in the storefront filter; some items also support SOCKS5
- IP address
- static for the whole term
- Access type
- private and shared
Stock and pricing depend on country and period. The storefront shows current values.
When datacenter proxies are the right pick
Datacenter addresses belong to hosting providers rather than home or mobile networks. Some services distinguish these ranges, so for platforms that check traffic origin closely, residential or mobile addresses are a better fit.
In exchange, this segment offers the best price, wide geography — 23 countries — and a stable static address that does not change during the rental period.
It is a sensible choice for tasks where speed, a predictable address and cost matter more than the origin of the range.
Typical scenarios
API and service access
Integrations that need a constant outbound address.
Monitoring
Regular availability and content checks from different countries.
High-volume tasks
Work that needs address volume on a limited budget.
Geolocation testing
Checking how a service behaves for a user in a specific country.
Pick a proxy server
The storefront opens on the datacenter segment — choose a country and rental period.
Protocol
Access
Proxy server FAQ
How does a datacenter proxy differ from a residential one?
A datacenter address belongs to a hosting provider, a residential one to a home connection. Datacenter proxies are cheaper and wider in geography; residential ones raise fewer questions with services that check where an address comes from.
How much does renting a proxy server cost?
From $1.93. The final price depends on the country and the term — 30 or 60 days.
Will the IP address stay the same?
Yes. In this segment the address is static and is kept for the whole rental period.
Which protocols are supported?
The storefront filter lists HTTP for datacenter; some items also support SOCKS5, which is shown on the item card. If you specifically need SOCKS5, pick the mobile or residential segment.
How many countries are available?
23 countries in the storefront filter — from Europe and the United States to Japan, Singapore and the UAE.