What is a datacenter proxy?

A datacenter proxy is a type of proxy server that provides a datacenter IP address instead of one linked to an internet service provider (ISP). Like other proxy types, it still hides your IP address, changes your digital location, and routes your traffic through a proxy server before it reaches the internet.

Since datacenter proxy IP addresses aren’t provided by an ISP, the servers also have a datacenter Autonomous System Number (ASN). This isn’t much of an issue for most proxy use cases. However, proxies which use IP addresses that are announced to datacenter networks or ASNs can be flagged and banned by the anti-scraping systems of some websites.

Payment Cycle and Bulk Quantity Discounts

We offer large discounts of up to 64% off standard Static Residential Proxies pricing when payment cycles and quantities are increased.

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Our quantity discounts are on a sliding scale and we offer a 10% discount for quarterly purchasing as well as a 20% discount for annual plans.

Datacenter Proxies Limitations

We do not have concurrency or bandwidth limits on our Datacenter Proxies, apart from our

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policies, meaning you benefit from unlimited bandwidth and threads, making datacenter proxies perfect for high-volume web-scraping.

Datacenter Proxies Replacements

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