Pricing
Datacenter pricing
A dedicated datacenter IP costs $3.20/IP/mo for 1 IP and falls to $1.50/IP/mo from 500 IPs. The popular order is 10 IPs at $2.66/IP/mo. Premium IPs start at $4.80/IP/mo. Shared IPs start at $2.10/IP/mo. Longer terms take up to 20% off, and the whole term is paid at checkout.
The plain per-IP bill: an address, a location and a term. Commit longer or buy more addresses and the monthly rate drops.
Configured = charged
The calculator figure is the checkout figure.
12-month rate lock
Falls with the list price, never rises.
From 1 IP
No pack to buy. Smallest top-up $10.
Plans
Every Datacenter plan checkout sells
The same plans ISP sells, at the same entry rates on the shortest term.
Datacenter is sold on the same plans, ladders and terms as ISP, rung for rung, so the plan cards are on one page: ISP pricing. Shared IPs are used by up to 3 customers and include 1 GB of traffic per IP, with more at $0.35 per GB per IP when you order. Dedicated datacenter IPs carry only your traffic, with no bandwidth cap.
On the bill
What shows up on your Datacenter invoice
Location is part of the price
Country, region and city are chosen at checkout and cost nothing on top.
Shared is there if it is enough
A shared address costs less and comes with a traffic allowance. For allowlists and monitoring, dedicated keeps the address and its reputation yours alone.
Release what you stop using
Addresses are bought for a term. When the term ends, keep the ones you need and let the rest go.
Calculator
Price your order
Set how many addresses you need and how long you will hold them. The term is paid up front, and this figure is that payment.
You pay
$26.60
10 IPs at $2.66/IP/mo, for 1 month, paid at checkout
Volume tier saves $5.40 against the entry rate.
Add 15 IPs to reach $2.40/IP/mo.
Rate locked 12 months.
No card for the trial.
Full ladder
The complete published rate card
The datacenter rate card in full. It matches ISP at every rung, so the choice between the two comes down to the network, set out below.
| Order size | Dedicated /IP/mo | Premium /IP/mo | Shared /IP/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 IP+ | $3.20 | $4.80 | $2.10 |
| 5 IPs+ | $2.94 | $4.42 | $1.93 |
| 10 IPs+Popular | $2.66 | $3.98 | $1.74 |
| 25 IPs+ | $2.40 | $3.60 | $1.58 |
| 50 IPs+ | $2.14 | $3.22 | $1.41 |
| 100 IPs+ | $1.89 | $2.83 | $1.24 |
| 250 IPs+ | $1.70 | $2.54 | $1.11 |
| 500 IPs+ | $1.50 | $2.26 | $0.99 |
Term discount, on top of the rates above
- 1 monthlist rate
- 2 months−5%
- 3 months−10%
- 1 year−20%
The popular order on the longest term, as checkout prints it
Same number on both lines. Rate locked for 12 months from purchase.
Compare
Same rate card as ISP: how to choose
Datacenter and ISP share the per-IP meter and the term choice. The difference is what the target sees: a hosting network, or a consumer provider you picked by name.
| Attribute | Datacenter | ISP |
|---|---|---|
| Entry rate | $3.20/IP/mo | $3.20/IP/mo |
| Where the IP comes from | Hosting networks, served from racks | Registered to consumer ISPs, hosted on servers |
| Location choice | Country, region, city | Provider, country, region, city |
| Best for | Monitoring, allowlists, tolerant targets | Accounts, allowlists, long sessions |
Choose Datacenter when
- Uptime checks, synthetic monitoring or internal tools
- A partner API that allowlists your egress
- Collection from targets that accept server traffic
Choose ISP when
- The target filters hosting ranges
- A session has to pass as a home connection
- You need to name the consumer provider
Questions
Datacenter pricing, answered
When should I pick datacenter over ISP?
When the target accepts server traffic and naming a consumer provider buys you nothing. Compare the two ladders before deciding; both pages show what checkout charges.
Does the location change the price?
No. The published rate is the same whichever country, region or city you choose at checkout.
Do I pay for traffic on a dedicated datacenter IP?
No. A dedicated plan has no bandwidth cap, so a monitor that polls all day costs the same as one that polls hourly. Only the shared plan comes with a traffic allowance, set out in the plans note above.
Why does datacenter cost the same as ISP?
The two lines are sold on one rate card, so price never decides between them. The target does: if it accepts server traffic, datacenter is enough; if it scores down hosting ranges, the same money buys an address on a consumer network.
How is Datacenter billed?
Each address is billed monthly at the rate your order size reaches, minus the term discount, with the whole term paid at checkout. The country, region and city you pick add nothing.
What is the smallest Datacenter order?
1 IP, with a $10 minimum top-up to the account. A single fixed egress for one allowlist is a complete order.