Buy shared datacenter proxies and cover more ground for less

Here several customers route through the same server range addresses. Splitting each IP spreads its cost, which is why this plan has the lowest per address price anywhere in the ProxyTow catalog. The list you receive stays put until the term ends.

On the private plan an address is yours alone, while on this plan other buyers use it too. That makes the shared option a match for work where quantity counts more than the history of any single IP. When you need clean, per address records, the private plan is the easier pick. Either way you get server grade links that respond quickly and evenly.

IPv6 plans are also inexpensive, yet they only reach IPv6 ready sites. Shared datacenter IPs are ordinary IPv4, so they connect to nearly any site and tool out of the box. For traffic that should resemble a household visitor, a residential plan suits better.

They excel at lightweight tasks that spread requests evenly over a big pool of addresses. If you want to ease the load on any one IP while keeping spend small, this plan is a sensible starting point. Even several hundred IPs in rotation keep the monthly bill to a few dollars.

For logged in accounts or checkout testing, where the record attached to an IP matters, go with private datacenter or ISP proxies. For retail price checks or local ad review that need a home connection, residential traffic gives truer results. Handing each job to the right plan lets every product play to its strengths.

• Broad crawls of public pages
• Load spreading across many addresses
• Stress and access tests on your own service
• Simple repeat tasks that need many IPs

Each IP runs $0.0152 for a month, with orders placed in steps of ten, from 10 up to 5,000 addresses. Terms run one, three, six or twelve months, and the bill equals quantity, multiplied by months, multiplied by the unit rate.

Take 1,000 addresses for three months: 1,000 × 3 × $0.0152 equals $45.60. Fund with the $100 card, the 20% bonus brings your credit to $120, and $74.40 is left after checkout. Spend that on residential gigabytes or line up the next term ahead of time.

Because counts move in tens, you can scale in small, precise increments. A thrifty pattern is to start modestly, see how targets respond, then top up the order from the same funds. Another option is a one month trial first, moving to three or six months once results come in.

This plan is offered in the 18 countries that hold datacenter stock. You choose one location per order, and the whole batch is pulled from server space in that place. Receiving a large set from one country keeps your reports neatly grouped.

Pick the country that hosts the sites you crawl or the market you want to observe. Need two or more? Open one order per country, then connect each order's credentials to the matching job.

If a location is missing from the datacenter list, residential coverage across 60 countries can fill the gap. Both plans can run together on the same credit, and separate orders per country keep each market's numbers easy to tell apart. With residential, adding the country code to the username is all it takes to exit there.

In the dashboard, open the purchase page, select shared datacenter, then fill in location, quantity and term. The price appears instantly, and pressing confirm charges your credit and creates the order.

Fresh orders sit in My Orders as being prepared, then change to active when they are ready. Active orders unlock their own connection details for your software. A canceled or refunded order returns the full amount to your credit, available for whatever you buy next. Split purchases each keep their own status line, so tracking stays easy.

• Fund your account with USDT on TRC20.
• Select shared datacenter on the purchase page.
• Set country, count in tens, and term.
• Grab the details when the status reads active.

For large batches, the colon separated layout (address, port, name, token) is handiest. Save it as a text file and a Scrapy project or Python script can read it line by line and rotate through it. The gateway handles HTTP and SOCKS5, so choose whichever your software prefers.

Automation stacks such as Node.js, Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium accept the same values. The password slot takes your account token, the one starting with pw_. After setup, hit an IP check page with curl a few times to see the exits land in the country you ordered.

Spreading traffic evenly across the full list is where a shared plan pays off most. Pick your preferred format under Create connection details in the dashboard and copy it in one go to save setup time.

For light work divided across many addresses, a shared IP delivers solid results. The very low cost per address means the same budget covers far more ground, and that is the real draw. Spreading light requests evenly also keeps the load on each address small.

If per IP history becomes important as a project matures, move just that slice over to private datacenter IPs. Products mix freely under one dashboard and one pool of credit, so the switch is quick.

Credit stays on the account indefinitely, and support messaging opens once your first deposit is confirmed. Settled on a count in tens? Place your first order now.