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Choose ↗Datacenter proxies
High-throughput server IPs for repeatable technical checks, integrations and monitoring.
One route.
One clear job.
Datacenter proxies use server IPs for predictable performance in technical workflows: QA, monitoring your own services, integrations, public API checks and permitted collection of public data. They help separate service traffic from an employee's home connection.
Choose datacenter access when repeatable speed and transparent automation matter. Set request limits, retries and logging in your own tool; a proxy provides a route but does not override source or platform rules.
Four steps to connect.
- 01
Define the technical goal, traffic volume and permitted request rate.
- 02
Choose datacenter access and available GEO.
- 03
Connect through HTTP(S) or SOCKS5.
- 04
Check the route and monitor errors, traffic and retries.
Common
questions.
Need an unusual setup? Contact us in Telegram and we will help choose an appropriate access type.
Contact support ↗What are datacenter proxies used for?+
High-throughput QA, monitoring, integrations and other permitted technical workflows.
Is SOCKS5 supported?+
Yes, SOCKS5 is available alongside HTTP(S) for compatible products.
What is the starting price?+
Datacenter traffic starts from $0.9 per GB; current packages are shown in the dashboard.