Static datacenter proxies, from $2.10 per dedicated IP

What is a datacenter proxy?

A datacenter proxy connects through an IP assigned to data center server lines. Server lines respond fast and cost less, so datacenter proxies are popular for high volume work where speed and cost matter.

WING PROXY static datacenter proxies are dedicated (private) proxies: only your account uses the IP for the period you buy. You never share the IP with anyone, so its history reflects only your own work.

For jobs that handle many requests in a short time, datacenter proxies are the most efficient choice. Ample server bandwidth lets you check more pages in the same time, and the price per IP is among the lowest.

The IP stays the same for the whole period, which suits allowlist registration and long connections. It is assigned to your account the moment you buy, with separate connection details for each IP.

How much does a datacenter proxy cost per IP?

Static datacenter proxies start from $2.10 per IP for 10 days. 30 days costs $5.46 per IP, 60 days $8.40 per IP and 90 days $11.20 per IP. Longer periods lower the daily cost.

You can buy from 1 IP, and the total updates instantly when you change the count on the pricing card.

Since traffic does not change the price, per IP pricing pays off more the more requests you send. Set the period and count, and your cost is fixed in advance, which makes team budgeting easy.

For example, 10 IPs for 60 days cost $8.40 per IP, and the amount stays the same no matter how much traffic you use.

All prices are in USD.

What are dedicated datacenter proxies used for?

Dedicated datacenter proxies suit work that needs both fast responses and the same IP. Server line speed handles many requests in a short time, and since the IP stays the same for the whole period, it works well with systems that require allowlisted IPs.

They are especially useful when an external service manages access with an IP allowlist. Once registered, the IP stays the same for the whole period, so integrations keep running without reconfiguration.

Traffic does not raise the price even with many requests, so costs stay especially stable for monitoring jobs that check the same page at short intervals.

Just add more IPs to split the same job into parallel streams, so you can scale throughput easily when you need it.

• Fast high volume queries of APIs and public data
• Website response checks and uptime monitoring
• Integrations in your own systems that need a static IP
• High request scheduled jobs like price comparison

What is the difference between datacenter and static residential proxies?

Datacenter proxies are strong on speed and low price. Static residential proxies use ISP IPs, so they look like regular users. If the site does not check the connection type, use datacenter. If you need to look like a home connection, use static residential.

You can use both products in the same account. Send fast queries through datacenter IPs and checks that need a home connection look through static residential IPs, and you get both savings and results.

If you are new, start your work on datacenter IPs and switch only the sites that check connection type to static residential. That is the most economical approach.

Why choose a private (dedicated) proxy?

With a dedicated proxy you use the IP alone, so you know exactly what state it is in. When several people share an IP, other people's activity can change how sites respond. With a dedicated IP, only your history builds up and results stay consistent.

Extend from your dashboard before the period ends and keep using the same IP. External systems that have your IP on their allowlist need no changes.

Dedicated IPs are also convenient when you need to register your location with a specific system or partner service. Unlike shared IPs, you are the only one using that address, so your security settings stay tight.

How do I connect a datacenter proxy?

After you buy, your dashboard shows connection details for each IP. Choose HTTP or SOCKS5 to match your software, then authenticate with a username and password or an allowlisted IP.

For jobs that use many IPs at once, copy the connection details as a list from your dashboard and paste them into your scraping tool's proxy list. With allowlisted IPs, you do not need to put a password in your code.

HTTP fits most web requests, and SOCKS5 fits software that also handles connections beyond the web. The same IP supports both, so choose whichever fits your software.

• Copy connection details from your dashboard
• Enter the host and port in your software's proxy fields
• Authenticate with username and password or allowlisted IPs (up to 10)
• Connect through that IP right away

How do I pay for datacenter proxies?

You pay from a balance topped up with USDT (TRC20). Each top-up can be $50 to $10,000, and you can split the remaining balance between period extensions and other products.

If you need a large number of IPs, tell us the count and period through Support in your dashboard after your first top-up. We will send you an offer that fits.

Topped up USDT stays as a balance rather than being withdrawn. Period extensions, extra IPs and other products all come from the same balance, so your payment history is in one place.

All prices are in USD, and the total shown on the pricing card is the amount deducted from your balance.

How do I choose a datacenter proxy period?

For short projects, choose 10 days. For ongoing work, 60 or 90 days is more economical. The 90 day period works out to about $0.12 per IP per day, more than 40% lower than about $0.21 for the 10 day period.

Extend from your dashboard before the period ends and keep the same IP, so you can start short and move to a longer period once your work is settled.

Extensions are paid from the same balance, with no separate checkout. Select the IP, choose the period, and it applies right away.

You can also set a different period for each IP in one account.