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Static Datacenter Proxies

Static IPs hosted in high-performance server racks. Fast, affordable, and dedicated to you — the budget workhorse for high-volume tasks.

from $0.36 per IP monthly
<0.3s average response
99.99% uptime
Unlimited bandwidth for all IPs

Why Floppydata Static Datacenter Proxies?

Datacenter IPs don't pretend to be home connections — they win on speed, stability, and price. When a task doesn't need residential trust, this is the most cost-effective way to run it.

Static Datacenter Proxy

Simple monthly pricing

Unlimited bandwidth for all your IPs

Pick a monthly IP bundle and split it across countries however you like. Every IP is static, dedicated to you, and comes with unlimited traffic.

20 IPs $9.90/mo
50 IPs $19.90/mo -20%
100 IPs $35.90/mo -27%
from $0.36 /IP/mo
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What are static datacenter proxies?

  1. 1

    Dedicated IPs in server racks

    Each proxy is a static IP hosted on high-performance datacenter hardware and assigned exclusively to you.

  2. 2

    Always the same address

    The IP never rotates or changes, so logins, sessions, and whitelists stay stable for months at a time.

  3. 3

    Traffic exits the datacenter

    Your requests go out through the datacenter IP — fast, low-latency, and independent of anyone's home connection.

  4. 4

    An honest trade-off

    Websites can detect the IP isn't a real home connection — in exchange you get raw speed and the lowest price per IP.

Built for your use case

  • Web and data scraping at scale
  • SEO and SERP monitoring
  • Price and availability monitoring
  • High-speed streaming and downloading
  • Long-session automation and bots
  • IP whitelisting and corporate access
  • Market research and analytics
  • Testing services from a fixed IP

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a static datacenter proxy, and how does it work?

A static datacenter proxy is a dedicated IP address hosted in a high-performance data center. Your traffic exits through that fixed IP instead of your own, masking your real address. Unlike rotating proxies, the IP is assigned to you alone and never changes, so websites see a consistent identity across sessions.

How do static datacenter proxies differ from static residential ones?

Both give you a dedicated IP that never changes. The difference is registration: static residential (ISP) IPs are registered with Internet Service Providers and look like home connections, while datacenter IPs are registered to hosting providers — websites can detect they are not real home connections. In exchange, datacenter IPs are several times cheaper and run on faster infrastructure. If your targets are strict about IP reputation, choose static residential; for everything else, datacenter is the cost-effective option.

How much do static datacenter proxies cost?

Static datacenter proxies are sold as monthly bundles: 20 IPs for $9.90/month, 50 IPs for $19.90/month (−20%), or 100 IPs for $35.90/month (−27%) — from $0.36 per IP. Every IP comes with unlimited bandwidth.

Which locations are available?

Static datacenter IPs are currently available in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Hong Kong. Pick the countries and the number of IPs in each — the city is selected automatically within the chosen country.

When should I choose static datacenter over rotating proxies?

Choose static IPs when you need a consistent identity: whitelisted access, logged-in sessions, monitoring from a fixed address, or long-running automation. Choose the rotating product when you want a fresh IP for every request and per-GB billing. Many teams use both — statics for stable identities, rotating traffic for collection at scale.

Is the bandwidth really unlimited?

Yes. You pay a flat monthly price per IP, and every IP in your bundle comes with unlimited traffic — no per-GB metering and no speed tiers.

Can static datacenter proxies handle long-session tasks?

Absolutely. Since the IP never changes, connections stay stable over extended periods — ideal for streaming, persistent logins, and automated processes that require a consistent IP address.