Power your AI data projects with 500K+ datacenter IP addresses from around the globe. Get the data you need for your AI workflows, SEO, and scraping projects without CATPCHAs, geo-restrictions, and IP blocks.
Datacenter proxies are servers with unique IP addresses and locations. They work as intermediaries between you and the target site, hiding personal information and bypassing restrictions. Choose between:
Shared datacenter proxies
Access 100K+ rotating IPs for budget-friendly data collection that’s easy to automate.
Dedicated datacenter proxies
Reserve exclusive IPs for consistent identity and session-sensitive workflows.
Access 500K+ fast, reliable, and cost-effective datacenter proxies
Choose from flexible pay-per-GB or pay-per-IP plans, and easily scale your data projects.
Why choose datacenter proxies for your data collection projects?
Leverage 500K+ datacenter proxies for fast, high-volume, and cost-effective data collection projects. Use them for various marketing tasks, SEO analysis, price monitoring, and AI pipeline automation.
Single proxy endpoint
Route all IPs via one endpoint to eliminate multiple proxy management and simplify deployment, monitoring, and maintenance.
Easy IP authentication
Choose between user:pass and IP whitelisting for quick integration into your scripts and bots.
Real-time statistics
Monitor traffic, requests, and success rates in real time for data-driven scaling.
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Lightweight, budget-friendly tasks like browsing, small-scale scraping, or anonymization.
Tasks that demand a static identity, like SEO rank tracking, ad verification, or market intel collection.
Projects that need a consistent fingerprint and unlimited traffic for multi-accounting and AI workflows.
Collect data at scale for your AI solutions using high-speed datacenter proxies. Scrape public datasets, train LLMs, or power automation workflows that demand speed and volume.
Our AI Parser, n8n node, and MCP server are here to handle your data scraping projects:
High-speed data collection for bulk datasets
Budget-friendly at scale – great for AI pretraining
Unlimited concurrent requests for parallel jobs
Integrates directly with Requests, Playwright, Puppeteer
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Datacenter proxies are intermediaries between users and websites that have dedicated or shared IP addresses generated and hosted in data centers. They offer high-speed, low-latency performance at a cost-effective price point. Developers and data teams often choose datacenter proxies for various monitoring tasks, market research, and high-volume web scraping projects.
How do shared datacenter proxies work?
Shared datacenter proxies route your traffic through datacenter servers and assign IP addresses that multiple users access. This makes them more affordable, but the shared use can lead to performance fluctuations or a higher risk of bans if others overuse the same IP pool.
Are datacenter proxies good for AI projects?
Yes, datacenter proxies work great for fast, large-scale scraping of public data like SERPs, product catalogs, or content feeds for AI training.
How do private datacenter proxies work?
Private (dedicated) datacenter proxies route traffic through datacenter servers, but, unlike shared proxies, each IP address is reserved for a single user. This ensures greater stability, faster speeds, and lower block rates, making them ideal for projects that require reliable and uninterrupted access.
What is the difference between dedicated and shared datacenter proxies?
Dedicated datacenter proxies are reserved for a single user, offering exclusive IP control, higher reliability, and consistent performance. Shared datacenter proxies are used by multiple users, making them more budget-friendly, but with a bigger risk of blocks and performance drops.
Are datacenter proxies detectable?
Datacenter proxies significantly increase your chance of avoiding detection. However, compared to other proxy types, datacenter proxies are more likely to be detected by websites and services. While datacenter proxies effectively hide your real IP address, some platforms have advanced methods to identify and block these IP addresses.
Is it legal to use datacenter proxies?
Yes, datacenter proxies are legal, as long as you don’t use them for criminal activity and respect the terms of service of the websites you visit.
What is the difference between residential and datacenter proxies?
Residential proxies use IP addresses from real consumer devices connected through ISPs, making them harder to detect and more effective against anti-bot systems. Meanwhile, datacenter proxies run on servers in data centers, delivering higher speeds at a lower cost, but are easier for websites to flag.
What are the advantages of datacenter proxies?
Datacenter proxies are the go-to choice for various marketing tasks, market monitoring, and systems automation, where speed and reliability are key.
Here’s why developers and businesses scale with them:
High speed and uptime. Datacenter proxies offer low-latency connections built for stable performance.
Scalability. Data projects are easy to scale with datacenter proxies because they’re not tied to physical devices.
Budget-friendly. Bulk proxy availability makes datacenter proxies practical for high-volume projects at a low cost.
Choice of setup. Use shared proxies for budget-friendly projects, and dedicated proxies for exclusive use.
Rotation support. IP address rotation options keep data sessions running smoothly.
How fast are datacenter proxies?
Datacenter proxies are generally the fastest proxy type, but their speed depends on the provider. We use only high-quality servers that have response times of <0.3s – one of the fastest in the market.
What protocols do datacenter proxies support?
All of our datacenter proxy types support HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols. HTTP(S) is commonly used for web browsing, scraping, and APIs, while SOCKS5 is a more flexible protocol for any type of traffic in advanced setups. This gives you flexibility to integrate with a wide range of tools and frameworks.
How do I integrate datacenter proxies with existing tools?
Our datacenter proxies plug straight into popular automation frameworks like Puppeteer, Playwright, or Selenium. Simply configure the proxy details in your tool or script, and the rest will work automatically. You can check out our documentation for step-by-step guides on specific integrations.
What's the difference between ISP and dedicated proxies?
ISP proxies use IP addresses registered under internet service providers, which lends them residential address credibility while delivering data center speeds. Datacenter proxies use IP addresses hosted in data centers, making them faster and budget-friendly, but easier to flag. Both types of proxies can be either shared or dedicated.
Are there targets blocked for datacenter proxies?
Yes, datacenter proxies can’t be used to access restricted website categories like government, banking, and telecom sites. These restrictions are in place to ensure compliance and stable proxy performance.
Do you offer a free trial?
Yes, we offer a 3-day free trial with 100MB for you to try out our datacenter proxies. Simply sign up for an account, pick the free trial option on the datacenter proxies pricing page, and you’re good to go.
Do you offer support and documentation for setup and troubleshooting?
Yes, we offer 24/7 tech support, and you can find quick start guides, extensive documentation, and FAQs in our Knowledge Hub to help you easily set up and troubleshoot datacenter proxies. You can also join our Discord community for more hands-on help.
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