Dedicated datacenter IP (unlimited traffic)
Fixed and dedicated, with unlimited traffic and concurrent sessions, leased monthly. Built for allowlisted egress, API access and long-running jobs.
1 dedicated datacenter IP
$3/IP/monthDatacenter IP · Static or pay per GB
Fast, low-cost datacenter IPs for scraping, API access and monitoring: a dedicated static IP when you need a fixed exit, per-GB datacenter traffic for occasional bulk jobs. Social and seller accounts belong on residential IPs.
Starting at Dedicated static datacenter IP$3/IP/monthDatacenter traffic (per GB)From $0.48/GB
Choose datacenter IPs when the target accepts hosting traffic and speed and cost matter most.
News sites, government open data, B2B directories and documentation hosts rarely filter by source, so datacenter proxies scrape them fast and cheaply.
Overseas APIs often rate-limit per source IP. Bind each API key to its own static datacenter IP so calls are easy to attribute and debug.
SaaS consoles, server SSH and partner SFTP accept only allowlisted IPs. Route the team through one dedicated datacenter IP and it gets allowlisted once.
Check storefronts and landing pages for uptime and response speed from the markets they serve; steady datacenter links make server-side issues stand out.
Dataset downloads, mirror syncs and video uploads run to hundreds of GB; unmetered static datacenter IPs handle them at up to 50 Mbps per IP.
Official list prices in USD. Dedicated static datacenter IPs are billed monthly with unlimited traffic; datacenter traffic is sold per GB, gets cheaper per GB on bigger packages, and never expires.
Dedicated static datacenter IP
Fixed and dedicated, with unlimited traffic and concurrent sessions, leased monthly. Built for allowlisted egress, API access and long-running jobs.
1 dedicated datacenter IP
$3/IP/monthDatacenter traffic (per GB)
Billed per GB in 7 packages from 1 GB to 1000 GB, and packages never expire. Built for occasional bulk jobs and lightly protected targets.
All prices in USD. Static IPs are billed per IP per month and renewing keeps the same IP; datacenter traffic is deducted by the GB you actually use, and unused traffic does not expire. Before scaling, test whether your targets accept datacenter traffic with a few IPs or 1 GB of traffic.
Datacenter proxies win on speed and cost; residential IPs win on platform trust. The table puts all five NexIP IP types side by side so you can match them to your target platforms.
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| Dimension | Native Residential | Broadcast Residential | Dynamic Residential | Datacenter This page | Mobile Device |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IP source | Real home / mobile broadband assigned by local ISPs | Residential-registered ranges announced via BGP from data centers | Rotating pool of real residential connections worldwide | Cloud / data-center ASNs | Real devices on real carriers' 4G/5G networks |
| Fixed IP? | Fixed and exclusive (long-term monthly; short-term 1–24 hours per IP) | Fixed and exclusive (monthly) | Rotates per request or keeps a sticky session | Static DC IPs are fixed and exclusive (monthly); DC traffic is used per GB | Short-lived rotation; sticky sessions supported |
| Platform trust | Very high | High | High | Moderate: platforms can identify it as hosting | Very high, low platform risk |
| Speed / latency | Good, varies with the household line | Fast, enterprise backbone | Medium, varies by exit node | Very fast, low latency and high throughput | Depends on the mobile network; latency usually above fixed broadband |
| Billing | Long-term per IP per month; short-term in IP packs that never expire; traffic not metered | Per IP per month, traffic not metered | Per GB, or 30-day bandwidth plans with unmetered traffic | Per IP per month with unmetered traffic, or data-center traffic per GB | Per GB of traffic; packs never expire |
| Starting price | Long-term: From $5/IP/month · Short-term packs: From $0.17/IP | $4/IP/month | Traffic: From $0.8/GB · Bandwidth: From $980/30 days | Static: $3/IP/month · DC traffic: From $0.48/GB | From $1.6/GB (1,000 GB tier) |
| Good for | TikTok / social account nurturing, cross-border stores, ad accounts | Standard account management, e-commerce scraping, ad verification, market research | Web scraping, price / SERP monitoring, account sign-ups | Scraping low-protection sites, API access, bandwidth-heavy jobs | Short tasks: scraping, sign-ups and verification, one-off checkouts |
| Avoid for | Pure speed jobs, massive low-value scraping | Strict bank / payment risk checks | Accounts that need a long-term fixed identity | Social or e-commerce accounts on high-risk platforms | Stores, ad and payment accounts that need one IP long term |
Still choosing between types? Compare all plans in detail
Dedicated static datacenter IPs are $3/IP/month with unlimited traffic and concurrency. Datacenter traffic is billed per GB, from $1.50 for 1 GB down to $0.48/GB on the 1000 GB package, and packages never expire.
Where the IP comes from. Residential IPs come from local ISPs' home broadband or residential-registered ranges and earn more trust; datacenter IPs come from hosting networks, faster and cheaper but easy to recognize. Pick residential for trust, datacenter for speed and cost.
It depends on the target. Hosting ASNs are public, so some sites refuse or challenge them, while lightly protected sites and open APIs usually work fine. Pilot first and keep per-IP rates reasonable; no proxy can promise a site will not restrict it.
We don't recommend it. Social networks, seller centers and ad platforms recognize hosting traffic and tighten their checks. For multiple stores or accounts, use native residential IPs (more trust) or broadcast residential IPs (better value).
For allowlisting, binding an API key or 24/7 jobs, choose a dedicated static IP; unlimited traffic is better value. For collection or audit jobs that run now and then, choose per-GB datacenter traffic; packages never expire.
A shared IP serves several customers at once, so bandwidth is split and someone else's behavior can get it flagged. NexIP static datacenter IPs are dedicated for the lease, so speed and reputation depend only on how you use them.