Datacenter proxy pricing per GB
Pay once per gigabyte. Every package below never expires, and the price per GB falls as the package grows.
| Bandwidth | Price | Per GB | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 GB | $3.05 | $0.61 | — |
| 10 GB | $5.70 | $0.57 | −7% |
| 25 GB | $13.50 | $0.54 | −11% |
| 50 GB | $25.50 | $0.51 | −16% |
| 100 GB | $49.00 | $0.49 | −20% |
| 200 GB | $94.00 | $0.47 | −23% |
| 500 GB | $230.00 | $0.46 | −25% |
| 1 TB | $460.80 | $0.45 | −26% |
| 2 TB | $901.12 | $0.44 | −28% |
| 5 TB | $1,740.80 | $0.34 | −44% |
| 10 TB | $2,969.60 | $0.29 | −52% |
Buying more than 10 TB? Volume contracts start at $0.18/GB.
What rotating datacenter proxies are
Datacenter proxies route your requests through IP addresses that live in commercial data centers rather than on consumer devices. Because those addresses sit on fast, well-provisioned infrastructure, they deliver higher throughput and lower latency than residential connections, and they cost less per gigabyte.
Rotating means a different address is used on each request, so a large batch of independent lookups is spread across many IPs instead of hitting a site from one. When a job needs the same address for a while (a login, a multi-step form, a paginated crawl), a sticky session holds it for the duration you set. See rotating vs sticky proxies for when to use each.
- 75 countries, 1,901 cities and 1,971 ASNs, with country, state, city and ASN targeting
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and UDP, with username/password or IP allowlist authentication
- Rotating per request, or sticky for the length of a session
- Billed per GB; purchased bandwidth never expires
- Same dashboard, gateway and REST API as the residential proxies
Pay per GB with bandwidth that never expires
You buy a bandwidth balance and draw it down as traffic passes through your credentials. There is no monthly plan to keep alive and no expiry date on what you have bought: a balance topped up for a project in March is still there in September if the project paused. Generating credentials is free, so the only thing that consumes the balance is traffic.
Pricing steps down with volume: a 5 GB order pays $3.05 ($0.61/GB), 500 GB pays $230 ($0.46/GB), and 10 TB pays $2,969.60 ($0.29/GB), the lowest published rate. The pricing page shows the rate for every size, and $0.18/GB is quoted by hand on volume contracts — talk to us. Datacenter and residential balances are kept separate, because they are different networks with different prices, but they share one account, one login and one API.
Datacenter vs residential proxies: the trade-offs
Speed and price come with a tradeoff. Datacenter IP ranges are registered to hosting companies, and websites can see that, so some sites treat them differently from home connections. Residential IPs come from real consumer connections and cost more per gigabyte. Choosing between them is a matter of matching the tool to the task, and many teams run both: datacenter for the bulk of the work, residential for pages that need a home connection.
- Datacenter: faster and cheaper; websites can see the address belongs to a data centre — best for high-volume collection from sites that accept server traffic.
- Residential: IPs from real home connections, better for geo-specific work, from 5 GB at $0.90/GB.
- Both are for lawful, ethical use — respect each site's terms, robots rules and applicable law.
Best use cases for datacenter proxies
Reach for datacenter proxies when volume and cost matter most: large-scale collection of public pages, monitoring catalogues or feeds that accept automated traffic, load-testing your own infrastructure, or bulk checks against endpoints that accept server traffic.
When a site serves different results to home connections — price or ad verification on major consumer sites, brand-protection checks, or anything that needs a specific city or region — residential proxies are the better choice. Sending high-volume jobs through datacenter IPs and reserving residential for those pages is the usual split, and both run from the same account.
Need one fixed IP? Static datacenter proxies
Rotating datacenter proxies are a pool: you get a different address as you go. If you need one address that never changes, to allowlist at an API, hand to a partner or keep a session alive for weeks, that is a different product. Static IP proxies give you a dedicated IPv4 in 131 countries from $1.17 for 7 days, or a dedicated IPv6 from $0.72 for 30 days, with unlimited bandwidth.
Where the address has to come from a real home connection instead of a server, use static residential ISP proxies, or keep residential IPs that work in the IP Vault. This page is the one for volume.
Frequently asked questions
Datacenter proxies are billed per gigabyte: 10 GB costs $5.70, 100 GB costs $49 ($0.49/GB), and the rate reaches $0.29/GB at 10 TB. Volume contracts above 10 TB start at $0.18/GB. Purchased bandwidth never expires; see the full ladder on the pricing page.
Datacenter proxies use IPs hosted in data centers: fast and low-cost, but websites can see the address belongs to a hosting company. Residential proxies use IPs from real home connections, which suits geo-specific tasks and sites that treat server traffic differently, at a higher price per GB. The comparison covers the details.
Yes. Nefo datacenter proxies work over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, and carry UDP traffic as well. Authentication is by username and password or by IP allowlist.
75 countries, with targeting down to 1,901 cities and 1,971 ASNs. You set the country, state, city or ASN in the proxy username, so you can change the exit location without returning to the dashboard.
No. You buy a bandwidth balance and draw it down as traffic passes through your credentials. There is no monthly plan to renew, and a balance bought for a paused project is still there when you resume.
High-volume, cost-sensitive collection from sites that accept server-based IPs, such as bulk reads of public pages or feeds, and load-testing your own infrastructure. For geo-specific work or sites that treat server traffic differently, residential proxies are the better fit.
Yes, as a separate product. Static IP proxies rent one dedicated IPv4 or IPv6 address per order with unlimited bandwidth, in 131 countries for IPv4.