1 month
$2.99
USD total · 1 IP · 1 month
A smaller upfront commitment.
- Start with just 1 IP
- One-month prepaid term
Explore the plan for your next task.
USM PROXY / BY IP COUNT
DATACENTER PROXIES.
Your tools. A practical connection.
Datacenter network IPs for software testing, public web research and everyday proxy connections. Choose the IP count your work needs.
Explore plans. Ordering is not open yet.
THE CONNECTION / DATACENTER
- Starting quantity
- 1 IP
- Billing basis
- Per IP / month
- Monthly base price
- $2.99 / IP
THE COST
A clear price.
A term that fits.
Choose an IP count, then a prepaid term. Term savings apply to the full product total.
Choose your country Country / region
Select the country or region you need. Location availability and stock will be confirmed before ordering opens.
Choose a location to keep it with this product.
3 months
Save 10%$8.07
USD total · 1 IP · 3 months
About $2.69 / IP / month
- Save $0.90 vs. the monthly base price
- Full term paid upfront
Monthly equivalent shown for comparison.
1 year
Save 15%$30.50
USD total · 1 IP · 12 months
About $2.54 / IP / month
- Save $5.38 vs. the monthly base price
- Full term paid upfront
Monthly equivalent shown for comparison.
Prices above are for 1 IP and the full prepaid term. Choose a country for this product.
THE DETAILS
Know your
connection.
Published pricing is available for planning. Technical specifications and location availability will be added before ordering opens.
Network type
Datacenter network IPs. This product is priced by IP count, with terms selected separately.
Locations & stock
Available countries and inventory have not been published yet. The location picker is for planning your requirements.
Connection specifications
Supported protocols, shared or dedicated access, traffic, bandwidth and concurrency limits have not been published yet.
IP retention & delivery
IP retention, renewal conditions and the delivery process have not been published yet. A prepaid term alone does not guarantee the same IP throughout.
THE RIGHT FIT
A starting point for everyday proxy work.
Start here when your task does not specifically require a residential network. Test the actual pages and tools you use before increasing your IP count.
Software & browser testing
Run your application through a proxy and check how it connects. Choose the number of exits needed for your test environments.
Explore the workflowPublic web research
Collect publicly available page information with your browser or script. Start with a small batch to check the target website’s response.
Explore the workflowProduct information checks
Research public product pages and compare what is displayed in your target market. Check both the exit location and the page you receive.
Explore the workflowIN YOUR TOOLS
Configure.
Check. Connect.
The proxy belongs in the browser or script that makes the connection.
Choose the connection
Match the network type, requested location and IP count to the task. Check the tool’s supported proxy settings.
Add it to your tool
When your proxy is delivered, enter its connection details in the browser, application or script you use. Keep proxy credentials private.
Verify with a small task
Check the exit IP and country from inside that tool. Test a real page before adding more connections.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Your questions,
answered.
How many IPs should I start with?
The minimum is 1 IP. Start with the smallest number that lets you test your actual software and target pages. Increase the count after you know how many separate connections your work requires.
How is this different from residential?
The network type and base price differ. Datacenter IPs have a lower monthly price in the USM catalogue. Choose residential when your task specifically needs a residential network, rather than choosing on price alone.
Is traffic unlimited?
A price per IP describes the billing unit, not the traffic allowance. Traffic, bandwidth and concurrency specifications are not yet published for this product.
Can I use it with an AI agent?
Configure the proxy in the browser or script the agent actually uses, then check its exit IP. Proxy billing follows the IP plan; model calls and other tools are billed separately.
Related informationCOMPARE THE NETWORK
A different way
to connect.
Need a residential network or changing exits? Compare connection types before setting your budget.
