Datacenter Proxy
Run bulk collection, price monitoring, SEO checks, and automation through dedicated datacenter IPs. Get low latency, high bandwidth, and standard proxy protocol support at a controlled cost.
Datacenter proxy console
> auth token accepted; datacenter route opened
> dedicated ip allocated; protocol policy attached
> high-throughput stream ready for batch requests
Controlled per-IP cost for batch workflows and scalable datacenter access.
Stable egress paths tuned for automation, monitoring, and repeated requests.
Backbone capacity for concurrent requests, queues, and continuous collection.
Compatible with browsers, scripts, crawler frameworks, and common proxy clients.
Core Capabilities
Combine dedicated IPs, fast network access, batch deployment, and standard proxy protocols in one predictable setup flow.
DC_SOURCE / DEDICATED
IP addresses come from datacenter networks for public web tasks that prioritize cost, speed, and stable availability.
BACKBONE / FAST
Stable egress and high-bandwidth access help batch requests keep predictable response times.
BATCH / SCALE
Deploy multiple IPs for collection queues, keyword checks, price tracking, and automation scripts.
API_READY / STANDARD
Use standard proxy credentials in scripts, browser automation, crawler frameworks, and backend jobs.
Use Cases
Datacenter proxies fit workflows that need speed, concurrency, and cost control more than residential network reputation.
Collect lists, detail pages, public records, and long-tail content through batch pipelines.
Track prices, inventory, search placement, and promotions while keeping large request volumes cost efficient.
Check search results, keyword positions, site visibility, and regional page behavior.
Provide stable, auditable proxy egress for scheduled jobs, internal tools, and backend scripts.
Integration
After buying and assigning datacenter IPs in the dashboard, drop the generated endpoint into your scraper, browser automation stack, or backend job.
import requests
proxy = "http://user:password@datacenter.miyaip.com:8800"
proxies = {
"http": proxy,
"https": proxy,
}
response = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies=proxies, timeout=20)
print(response.json())FAQ
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