Access fast and reliable proxies in the US automatically rotating for you.
• Uncapped data - No GB limit
• GEO Target cities
• From 100 to 2000+ threads
• 10,000+ USA IPs
• Now with Free UDP upgrade
• Regularly changing IP network
• HTTP, SOCKS & UDP protocols
Get results fast for less secure sites with uncapped data all over the world.
• Uncapped data - No GB limit
• GEO Target cities
• From 100 to 2000+ threads
• 20.000+ worldwide IP's
• Regularly changing IP network
• HTTP, SOCKS & UDP protocols
Confidently collect data at scale with the same IP addresses in the US.
• Uncapped data - No GB limit
• From 100 to 2000+ threads
• Regularly changing IP network
• HTTP, SOCKS & UDP protocols
Your Monthly Usage
1,000,000
Page requested per month
Your Monthly Usage
$199.00
$215.04
+$16.04
$215.04
+$16.04
Access proxies from secure servers (datacenters) in different countries. No ISP or third-party can keep logs of your traffic.
Easily and securely manage multiple accounts in different regions knowing you’ll always have speed when it matters.
Copping exclusive sneakers or products? Our rotating datacenter proxies will prevent your shopping bots from getting flagged. Even on region-locked stores.
Analyze and audit any website’s SEO in different countries, from one location.
Simply select any of our datacenter IP addresses in any country, to access content that’s not available in yours.
USA, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, Russia, and more.
Datacenter proxies are a type of proxy server that routes internet traffic through datacenter IP addresses. A datacenter proxy is not associated with an internet service provider (ISP) or a residential location. Instead, it operates from a proxy pool server hosted in a datacenter.
A datacenter proxy acts as an intermediary between a client’s computer and a web server. By sitting as a middleman in any communications between senders and recipients, proxies effectively mask the identity and location of individual users by assigning them a pseudonym IP address.
At Proxyrack, we know that no two use cases are the same. Different types of online activities require different types of proxies, which is why we offer a range of affordable datacenter proxies to best meet your needs.
Choose from USA Rotating proxies, Global Rotating proxies and Static USA proxies to put your goals front and (data)center.
Hosted in huge data centers with processing infrastructures way beyond that of a personal computer, datacenter proxies give you the fastest, most reliable connections.
Analyze and audit any website’s SEO in different countries, all from one centralized location.
Show location restrictions the door by using a datacenter IP address to get instant, uncapped access to the content you need.
When we’re talking about online activities involving big data analysis or geo-restricted information, datacenter proxies can make the impossible possible.
If you’re looking to monitor SEO at scale, scrape the web for fraudsters and brand mentions or push targeted ads to specific locations, a datacenter proxy may just be your new best friend.
Check out some of the use cases for datacenter proxies below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the similarities between datacenter proxies and residential proxies?
Datacenter and residential proxies both serve the same core functionality - hiding the IP addresses associated with personal computers to uphold online anonymity whilst browsing, scraping, crawling and analyzing. They both act as intermediaries between a user’s device and the internet, receiving and relaying requests from a computer to a destination website.
Are datacenter proxies faster than residential proxies?
Since they are hosted in well-maintained, state-of-the-art data centers with ultra-fast internet connections, datacenter proxies are typically faster than residential proxies. If download and processing speed are priorities, you’ll likely have a better user experience with a datacenter proxy.
What are the differences between datacenter proxies and residential proxies?
Beyond serving the same main purpose, datacenter proxies and residential proxies differ quite considerably from one another. The main differences between these types of proxies are in relation to their source, reliability, cost and typical use cases.
Datacenter proxies are:
• Hosted in bulk inside large, centralized data centers
• Generally more reliable, since they are not affected by network congestion
• More affordable due to lower operating costs
• Used for processing high volumes of data at speed or across multiple locations
Residential proxies are:
• Genuine IP addresses assigned by ISPs to real residential users
• Generally more secure, since they are harder to identify and block
• More expensive due to higher operating and sourcing costs
• Used for tasks where privacy and anonymity are of central concern
Should I use a dedicated or shared datacenter proxy?
Dedicated datacenter proxies are best for managing multiple accounts across a number of different channels (e.g. social media platforms) and tend to have no bandwidth limitations. Shared datacenter proxies are best for bypassing geo restrictions to access content that is only available in set locations.
Why should I use a proxy?
With today’s world being as data-led and preoccupied with privacy as it is, there are many reasons why proxies are now standard practice in our online lives. These include enhanced security and anonymity, faster internet speeds, accessing location-restricted content, stabilizing web connections and more.
Check out our full infographic on the 8 reasons why you should be using a proxy for more information.