A static datacenter IP is a fixed proxy IP assigned by a datacenter or hosting facility, offering high bandwidth and stability for tasks that need long-term, stable connections.
Static Datacenter Proxies
High value, big bandwidth — cut costs on large-scale scraping.
United States
United States
India
India
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Indonesia
Indonesia
Singapore
Singapore
France
France
Vietnam
Vietnam
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Japan
Japan
Taiwan
Taiwan
South Korea
South Korea
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
Germany
Germany
Malaysia
Malaysia
Canada
Canada
Russia
Russia
Mexico
Mexico
Spain
Spain
Ireland
Ireland
South Africa
South Africa
Australia
Australia
Turkey
Turkey
Italy
Italy
Thailand
Thailand
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
Netherlands
Netherlands
New Zealand
New Zealand
Portugal
Portugal
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
Belgium
Belgium
Included with every plan
- High bandwidth, low latency
- HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 support
- Great for stable account logins
- Billed per IP, no traffic fees
- Unlimited sticky sessions
- Fast response times
- Same IP address maintained
Interested in reselling our static datacenter IPs?
Email us at support@socks5.io for pricing and setup details.
The cost-effective static datacenter IP choice
Built for tasks that need a fixed exit and stable sessions, such as monitoring and large-scale scraping.
Greater speed and reliability
Sourced from professional datacenter networks with ample bandwidth and lower latency for minimal downtime and high performance.
Persistent sessions
A fixed exit IP for long sessions and businesses that need a consistent identity.
Unlimited bandwidth
High concurrency and ample bandwidth easily support large-scale collection — perfect for users handling large volumes of data.
A trustworthy and secure static datacenter IP network
Socks5 has been recognized with awards such as G2 Europe Leader, G2 Grid Leader and G2 Top 50 Security, and is ISO 27001 and ISO 50001 certified — compliant, reliable proxy services trusted worldwide.
FAQ
The most common questions about buying, using and integrating static datacenter IPs.
