Essential
10 GB
Lightweight tasks
$1.25
per GB
Data valid 31 days
Cheap by the numbers, not by the pool: 80,000+ rotating datacenter IPs from $1.25/GB entry down to $0.50/GB at 1 TB, with ~780ms latency and 99.9%+ uptime. Built for authorized data collection, regional QA, uptime monitoring, and licensed AI data pipelines.
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Every volume step lowers the unit rate.
Essential
Lightweight tasks
$1.25
per GB
Data valid 31 days
Standard
Daily workloads
$1.00
per GB
Data valid 31 days
20% less than 10 GB packageAdvanced
Demanding automation
$0.75
per GB
Data valid 31 days
40% less than 10 GB packageTitan
High-throughput jobs
$0.70
per GB
Data valid 31 days
44% less than 10 GB packageProfessional
Enterprise traffic
$0.55
per GB
Data valid 31 days
56% less than 10 GB packageMaster
Best rateMaximum allocation
$0.50
per GB
Data valid 31 days
60% less than 10 GB packageIncluded with every option
Pay once · No auto-renewal
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Cheap datacenter proxies at Databay run from $1.25/GB on the 10 GB entry package down to $0.50/GB on the 1 TB tier, billed per GB with no subscription and 31-day validity. The rate ladder between them is on the pricing cards above, and every figure on this page is a published price, not a promotional footnote.
| Package volume | Datacenter | Residential |
|---|---|---|
| 10 GB | $1.25/GB | $2.25/GB |
| 1 TB | $0.50/GB | $0.90/GB |
Cheap has a reason, and it is structural rather than suspicious: server bandwidth in commercial data centers costs a fraction of compensated opt-in residential bandwidth. The same structure is the tradeoff. Hosting IP ranges are published, so destinations classify them easily, which is why the honest pitch for this product is throughput per dollar on authorized, tolerant workloads rather than acceptance everywhere. When a target consistently challenges hosting-network requests, the answer is the residential comparison, not a workaround.
Datacenter proxies are IP addresses hosted on cloud servers in data centers, offering ~780ms latency and the lowest cost per GB of any proxy type. They are faster than residential and mobile proxies, making them ideal for high-volume, speed-critical operations.
Databay datacenter proxies are a shared pool of 80,000+ published IPs billed per GB, not per IP. The gateway selects live exits according to product settings and service protections. A destination block is a stop or review signal; rotation must not be used to route around it.
Datacenter services may be billed per address, bandwidth, time, or plan. A static address favors route continuity; a rotating shared pool favors breadth. Terms, replacement policies, rate limits, and fair-use controls vary by provider, so compare the current contract and benchmark the authorized workload.
| Model | Per-GB rotating (Databay) | Per-IP static (typical) |
|---|---|---|
| You pay for | Bandwidth used | Each address, monthly |
| Exit changes | Gateway-selected, subject to connection reuse and availability | Provider-specific replacement policy |
| Concurrency | Subject to plan and service protections | Provider-specific |
| Typical fit | Authorized distributed requests | Workflows requiring a fixed allowlisted route |
If a system you control requires a fixed allowlisted route, use a product that contractually provides it. A sticky session requests continuity but is not a dedicated address or an availability guarantee.
Databay datacenter proxies include 80K+ rotating IPs across major markets, HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support, and volume pricing from $0.50/GB. Use this lower-cost network for compatible collection, monitoring, and testing workloads.
80,000+ published datacenter addresses are available through the shared gateway, subject to live availability, plan limits, and service protections.
~780ms is the currently published network comparison figure, not a target-specific SLA. Route, exit, connection reuse, destination, and load can change observed latency.
At $0.50/GB on the 1 TB volume tier, datacenter proxies let you run massive operations without breaking budgets. Packages start at 10 GB.
Select proxies across key markets with country and city-level precision. Same intuitive targeting interface across all Databay proxy types.
From sign-up to live proxies in under 5 minutes. No complex setup required.
Datacenter proxies can add hosting-network routes to authorized monitoring, QA, research, and data-ingestion workloads. Prefer official APIs, feeds, exports, and licenses. When direct requests are permitted, compare the published $1.25/GB entry tier and $0.50/GB 1 TB tier with the actual valid-response rate and engineering cost of your workload.
Each card links to a guide for defining scope and controls. A 403, 429, CAPTCHA, or challenge is a stop or backoff signal. Do not change proxy type or identity to route around it; review authorization and use an official source.
Authorized collection from approved APIs, feeds, and public sources where hosting-network routing is accepted. ~780ms is a published comparison figure, not a target-specific guarantee. Web scraping guide →
Check localization, availability, redirects, and rendering on properties you control from selected countries. Record locale, device, timestamp, and observed route because an IP alone does not reproduce an end user. Website monitoring guide →
Use licensed feeds, merchant APIs, or authorized public-page samples for price and availability research. Stop on access controls and never put credentials or payment data into an unapproved workflow. E-commerce guide →
Confirm campaigns, placements, landing pages, and creative rendering you own or are authorized to assess. Prefer platform preview tools and avoid billable impressions or clicks. Ad verification guide →
Aggregate listings, reviews, and public datasets across markets. Speed matters most for research corpora, and datacenter keeps the per-dataset cost predictable. Market research guide →
Add regional samples to availability, latency, localization, and certificate checks on properties you control. A proxy route does not reproduce an end user's device or last mile. Website monitoring guide →
They can provide network routes for sources you are authorized to retrieve. Prefer licensed datasets, official APIs, feeds, exports, and first-party repositories. Public accessibility alone does not establish copyright permission, contractual permission, privacy compliance, or a right to automate.
For defensive QA on systems you control, our dated lab research documents observed headless-browser signals and TLS fingerprints, with explicit limits.
The full spec sheet: protocols, sessions, authentication, targeting, and limits. Everything an engineering team needs before integrating.
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 |
|---|---|
| Concurrent Sessions | Subject to plan and service protections |
| Authentication | Username/Password, IP Whitelist |
| Session Options | Gateway-selected exits and requested continuity, subject to connection reuse and availability |
| Geo-Targeting | Country, City targeting |
| Avg. Latency | ~780ms median response |
| Data Validity | 31 days per package, one-time purchase |
| API Access | Full REST API with docs |
| Uptime | 99.9%+ target, tracked on status.databay.com |
Databay publishes datacenter coverage in markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Japan, and Brazil. Availability and geolocation can change. Confirm current country and city options in the dashboard and treat ~780ms as a published comparison figure, not a destination-specific guarantee.
Route distance can affect latency, but peering, congestion, gateway load, the destination, and connection reuse also matter. Choose a country only when the authorized test requires that network-origin input, then benchmark the actual endpoint.
A published US datacenter pool for authorized campaign, localization, and catalog QA. Use official APIs, previews, and feeds where available.
A UK datacenter pool for authorized content, campaign, and catalog QA. A proxy route does not reproduce a viewer's device, account, consent state, or last-mile connection.
A German datacenter pool for authorized German-market campaign, localization, and catalog QA. A German exit does not represent Austria or Switzerland.
A French datacenter pool for authorized French-language content, catalog, and regional campaign QA. Confirm current city options before a location-sensitive test.
A Spanish datacenter pool for authorized country-level campaign, localization, and catalog QA. Record locale, account, device, address, and timestamp.
A Polish datacenter pool for authorized country-level campaign, localization, and catalog QA; it does not represent Central Europe generally.
A Brazilian datacenter pool for authorized country-level campaign, localization, and catalog QA; it does not represent Latin America generally.
A Japanese datacenter pool for authorized country-level campaign, localization, and catalog QA. Prefer official APIs, previews, and feeds.
Full coverage map with per-country IP counts is available at Proxy Locations. Need a country not listed? Contact us; we add new regions based on customer demand.
Datacenter proxies provide hosting-network origins, with a published ~780ms comparison figure and $0.50 per GB on the stated 1 TB tier. Verify current pricing and benchmark the authorized workload. Residential and mobile products provide different network origins, not universal trust or access advantages.
| Feature | Datacenter | Residential | Mobile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price (per GB) | $0.50 (1 TB) | $0.90 (1 TB) | $2.50 |
| IP pool size | 80,000+ | 34,000,000+ | 800,000+ |
| Country coverage | Key markets | 200+ | 155+ |
| Avg. response time | ~780ms | ~1.1s | ~1.8s |
| Network origin | Hosting ASN | ISP-classified range | Carrier-classified range |
| Best for | Authorized hosting-origin monitoring and data transfer | Authorized ISP-origin geo QA | Authorized carrier-origin app and campaign QA |
| Destination treatment | Target-specific; no access guarantee | Target-specific; no access guarantee | Target-specific; no access guarantee |
| Concurrent connections | Plan-governed | Plan-governed | Plan-governed |
Datacenter can fit when an authorized workflow permits a hosting-network route and a measured benchmark supports the published price and latency tradeoff.
Use mobile or residential only when an authorized test specifically requires that network origin. A destination refusal is not a reason to switch classes.
Budget datacenter proxies reduce the infrastructure bill for pipelines measured in terabytes because server-hosted bandwidth costs less than compensated residential or carrier traffic. The per-GB gap against residential is tabled at the top of this page. What the headline rate cannot tell you is whether the cheaper gigabyte converts into valid responses on your approved targets, so size the purchase from a measured benchmark rather than the price ladder alone.
Compare valid responses, bytes, latency percentiles, destination policy, retries, and engineering time. Network class alone does not predict acceptance, and a blocked request must not trigger identity switching. Run a small authorized benchmark before selecting a plan.
Choose from the documented network-origin requirement, current product terms, and a small authorized benchmark. Neither class guarantees acceptance, performance, or access.
Still weighing the two? The full residential vs datacenter comparison covers pricing, detection, and a use-case decision matrix side by side.
One endpoint, any language. Add our datacenter proxies to your existing code with a few lines.
Common HTTP clients can use HTTP or SOCKS5 when their library and dependencies support it. Authentication, DNS, TLS, and connection reuse differ by client, so verify the current documentation and test a non-sensitive endpoint you control.
import requests
username = "USER-zone-datacenter"
password = "PASS"
proxy = "gw.databay.co:8888"
proxies = {
'http': f'http://{username}:{password}@{proxy}',
'https': f'http://{username}:{password}@{proxy}'
}
# With country targeting (US)
# username = "USER-zone-datacenter-countryCode-us"
response = requests.get(
'https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace',
proxies=proxies,
)
print(response.text)
# Rotating datacenter proxy via cURL
curl -x http://USER-zone-datacenter:PASS@gw.databay.co:8888 \
https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace
# With country targeting (US)
curl -x http://USER-zone-datacenter-countryCode-us:PASS@gw.databay.co:8888 \
https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace
# Sticky session (10 minutes)
curl -x http://USER-zone-datacenter-sessionId-abc123:PASS@gw.databay.co:8888 \
https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace
const axios = require('axios');
const { HttpsProxyAgent } = require('https-proxy-agent');
const username = 'USER-zone-datacenter';
const password = 'PASS';
const proxy = 'gw.databay.co:8888';
const proxyURL = `http://${username}:${password}@${proxy}`;
const httpsAgent = new HttpsProxyAgent(proxyURL);
const response = await axios({
method: 'GET',
url: 'https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace',
httpsAgent,
proxy: false
});
console.log(response.data);
using System;
using System.Net;
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
class Program
{
static async Task Main()
{
string username = "USER-zone-datacenter";
string password = "PASS";
string proxyUrl = "gw.databay.co:8888";
var handler = new HttpClientHandler
{
Proxy = new WebProxy
{
Address = new Uri($"http://{proxyUrl}"),
Credentials = new NetworkCredential(username, password)
},
UseProxy = true
};
using var client = new HttpClient(handler);
var resp = await client.GetAsync("https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace");
Console.WriteLine(await resp.Content.ReadAsStringAsync());
}
}
Applications with compatible HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy support may use Databay datacenter credentials. The listed browser-profile tools are examples, not a version-by-version guarantee; verify vendor documentation and use profiles only for authorized account separation and QA:
Buy cheap datacenter proxies directly from the Databay dashboard: 80K+ published datacenter IPs across key markets from $0.50/GB at the stated 1 TB tier, with packages starting at 10 GB. Residential and mobile products provide different network origins; they do not guarantee greater anonymity or destination acceptance.
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