Buy datacenter proxies with the right capacity
Datacenter proxies are dedicated server IPs. Their suitability depends on address count, traffic allowance and the destinations you intend to reach.
Size the order
Count simultaneous workers and decide whether they need separate IPs. Check the traffic included per address and the selected term. A low price per IP is not useful if the combined traffic limit is too small for the workload.
Select geography without assumptions
Choose a country and, if offered, a city in the order form. Availability is verified when the order is processed. The location in a search query is not proof that a specific city or subnet is in stock.
Follow the manual delivery flow
Choose the term and quantity, confirm the wallet balance and submit the order. The administrator verifies payment and assigns the actual addresses. The dashboard, not a marketing example, is the source of live credentials.
Measure fit after delivery
Test authentication, protocol support, latency and the responses of the target service using a small sample. Keep the order reference and failed connection details so support can investigate efficiently.
Worked example
For 20 concurrent workers, decide first whether each needs an independent exit. If so, plan for 20 IPs, then estimate monthly traffic per address and compare it with the included allowance. A small initial order helps test suitability for your actual destination.
Common questions
Can several workers share one IP?
They may be able to, subject to client and service limits, but they will share one exit identity. Plan separate IPs when identities must be independent.
What if the allowance is too small?
Recalculate traffic per address and choose enough capacity before purchase. The IP price alone does not describe the full cost.