Datacenter Proxies

Datacenter proxies are IP addresses hosted on servers in data centers rather than on home connections or phones. Your request goes from your app to the proxy, the proxy forwards it to the target site, and the response comes back the same way; the site sees the server's IP instead of yours. Because the hardware is datacenter-grade, these proxies are the fastest and cheapest type. Every ProxyWing datacenter proxy is a dedicated, static IPv4 address assigned to you alone, with unlimited traffic.

Yes, when used for lawful purposes and within the terms of the sites you work with. Legality depends on how you use them and on the laws in your country or target region. Datacenter proxies are commonly used for web scraping, SEO monitoring, infrastructure checks, and automation. Use of ProxyWing is governed by our acceptable use policy, and you are responsible for staying compliant with the laws that apply to you.

One user per IP. For as long as you rent the proxy, nobody else sends traffic through it, so the address history is entirely under your control. That matters for tasks where reputation counts: with a shared IP, another user's behavior can get the address flagged and take your sessions down with it. ProxyWing sells only dedicated datacenter proxies; there are no shared plans.

Pick Single Country when the task depends on geography: local search results, region-locked targets, or monitoring from a specific market. You choose one of 19 countries and can start from a single proxy at $1.80. Pick MIX when you need volume and the exact country doesn't matter: crawling, bots, and load spreading. MIX packages come in four flavors (EU, Asia, Europe & Asia, Worldwide), start at 20 proxies, and cost less per IP, from $1.10 down to $0.87 at 500. Note that MIX prices don't change with the billing term, while Single Country terms of 3, 6, and 12 months save 5%, 7%, and 10%.

It means the price never depends on how much data you move. There is no per-GB billing, no traffic threshold after which the connection slows down, and no fair usage cap measured in gigabytes. You pay per IP and per term, and the proxy carries whatever your task sends through it. The limits that do exist are about load and acceptable use, not about how many gigabytes you move.

HTTP and SOCKS5 on every proxy, with UDP supported over SOCKS5. Each proxy comes with separate HTTP and SOCKS5 ports, so you can run both from the same IP. HTTP covers browsers, scrapers, and API work; SOCKS5 with UDP covers lower-level traffic and applications that plain HTTP proxies can't carry. UDP support is available on all datacenter locations.

Websites can fingerprint your operating system from low-level TCP traffic signatures, separately from your browser's user agent. OS spoofing makes the proxy's connection present itself as a system of your choice: Windows, Android, Linux, or iOS/macOS. That keeps the network-level fingerprint consistent with the identity your tools present. The feature is available on every datacenter location and is included in the price.

Both methods are available. Login and password suit dynamic environments and scripts: the credentials come with your proxy list and can be rotated in one click from the dashboard or via the API. Adding an IP to the white list suits fixed setups like a server or an office: you register your address once and connect without entering credentials. Whitelist entries are managed in the dashboard or through the API, and both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses can be added.

No. ProxyWing datacenter proxies are static: each IP stays with you unchanged for the whole rental term, which is exactly what account work, monitoring, and long sessions need. If your task calls for a fresh IP per request, that's a job for residential proxies, which support rotating sessions alongside static ones.

Yes, when the problem is on our side. If a proxy has a technical issue, contact support via live chat, Discord, or Telegram and we will replace the IP; support is available 24/7. If an address was blocked by a target site because of how it was used, that is not an automatic replacement: reach out to support and we will look at the case.

ProxyWing does not run free trials or refunds. The low-risk way to test the service is to buy a single proxy for one month at $1.80 and run it against your real task. If it fits, scale up and take advantage of volume and term discounts. If a proxy has a technical issue on our side, support will replace the IP.

Two discounts stack on Single Country packages. The volume discount lowers the per-proxy price as the quantity grows: from $1.80 for one proxy down to $1.00 at 500 and above, which is 44% off the base rate. The term discount takes another 5%, 7%, or 10% off when you pay for 3, 6, or 12 months upfront. MIX packages have their own volume ladder, from $1.10 at 20 proxies down to $0.87 at 500, and their price does not change with the billing term.

Yes. ProxyWing has a full REST API for datacenter proxies. You can list available products with per-location pricing, order proxies from your balance with instant provisioning, extend orders for 1, 3, 6, or 12 months at the same discounts as checkout, read live credentials for every proxy, rotate passwords, and manage IP whitelists. Requests go over HTTPS to one base URL with Bearer-key authentication, and the rate limit is 600 requests per minute. Get your API key in the dashboard and see the full reference in our API documentation.

Choose by target, not by price alone. Datacenter proxies are faster and much cheaper, with unlimited traffic, and they handle most bulk work: crawling, monitoring, bots, SEO tools, and your own infrastructure. Their weak spot is strict anti-bot systems that flag hosting IP ranges. If your target aggressively blocks server IPs, residential proxies read as ordinary home users and clear those checks, at a per-GB price. Many teams run both: datacenter for volume, residential for the protected targets.