Datacenter proxies for sites that accept server IPs

Where they fit

The IPs run on servers with stable connections, so there is no home router that can switch off halfway through a job. Per IP, they cost less than any of the other three products.

People use them to see their own site the way visitors in another country do, to test APIs, to collect public data from sites that do not filter server ranges, and for tools that need many IPs on a small budget.

Where they get blocked

Big platforms often keep lists of hosting ranges and slow down or challenge requests from them. There, a datacenter IP may face extra checks or a flat refusal.

When that happens, move only that job to residential or static ISP proxies. A common setup sends most requests through datacenter IPs and uses residential traffic just for the difficult sites.

Price per IP

You pay per IP per month, with 5 to 5,000 IPs in one order. Periods are 1, 3, 6 or 12 months at 0%, 3%, 6% or 10% off. The full amount is paid from your balance at once.

Orders do not renew on their own. After the last day the IPs stop responding, and you can order again when you need them.

• 5-99 IPs: $0.12 per IP a month
• 100-499 IPs: $0.10 per IP a month
• 500 IPs and up: $0.08 per IP a month

Countries and connecting

Datacenter IPs come from 18 countries, among them the United States, Germany, Japan and Singapore. You pick the country on the order form, and every IP in that order is from there.

Put zone-dc in the username and connect to gate.sovpn.store, port 6100 for HTTP and HTTPS or 6200 for SOCKS5. Log in with the account's proxy username and password from the Proxy plans tab, or connect without a password from up to 10 allowlisted IPv4 addresses.