Introduction

Proxies
Proxies Β· Rotating Datacenter

Rotating Datacenter Proxies

Real datacenter IPs. Fast, compliant, and built for scale. Rotate per request or use sticky sessions, with geo-targeting and per-GB pricing.

At a glance

Fast datacenter IPs without managing a static list

Use them when a task needs frequent IP changes. They suit price monitoring, SEO research, market research, and other workflows where speed matters more than residential identity.

Per GBBilling
10 GBEntry plan
24hSticky up to
HTTP / SOCKS5Protocols

Capabilities

What you get

Real datacenter IPs

Route requests through datacenter infrastructure built for fast, high-volume public web traffic.

Automatic rotation

Assign a datacenter IP per request or keep one IP in a sticky session when you need continuity.

Geo targeting

Select country, state, and city where matching addresses are available in inventory.

Traffic-based pricing

Billed by GB. Choose Subscription or Pay As You Go. Bandwidth is not unlimited on this product.

Fit

Best for

High-frequency public web scraping when speed and scale matter
Price monitoring and frequent public price checks
SEO research and high-volume result collection
Market research and bulk public datasets
Load testing systems you own or have permission to test

Product details

Built for high-volume traffic

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5

Sessions

Rotating or sticky (default 10 min, up to 24h)

Geo

Country, state, and city where available

Ports

HTTP/HTTPS 9000-9010, SOCKS5 11000-11010

Compare

Rotating vs static datacenter

FeatureRotatingStatic
IP behaviourIP can change between requests or sessionsSame assigned IP remains in use
ManagementUses an available IP poolUses a fixed proxy list
Best forIndependent requests and scalable collectionTasks needing one consistent IP
BillingUsually per GBOften per IP

For static shared or dedicated IPs, use the ISP product. For automatic IP rotation, use Rotating Datacenter or Residential.

Documentation

Start here

Set up billing, configure targeting, then send your first request.

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