Shared datacenter proxies give you many server IPs at the lowest price per IP

What are shared datacenter proxies?

A shared datacenter proxy reaches sites through the IP of a server in a datacenter, and the same IP is used together with other customers. Because several people share each IP, it has the lowest price per IP of any YourProxy product.

That makes shared datacenter proxies a product built for volume, where you gather many IPs and spread requests widely. You buy 10 to 5,000 IPs at a time in steps of 10, and choose a period of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months.

Since these are server line IPs, sites see the traffic as requests coming from servers. They work especially well for public pages anyone can view, public APIs and sites you run yourself.

Shared datacenter proxies use the same account token and the same US dollar balance as every other product. Inside one account you simply switch the IP type to match the job. One topped-up balance runs shared IPs, dedicated IPs and household IPs together.

How are shared datacenter proxies different from dedicated datacenter proxies?

Both products use datacenter server IPs, but shared datacenter proxies share each IP with other customers while dedicated datacenter proxies reserve each IP for you alone. That difference is why the shared option costs far less per IP.

For collecting public data widely over many IPs, choose shared; for work where the IP must not be shared with anyone, dedicated datacenter proxies fit. Sites that need household IPs are best handled with rotating residential proxies. Both datacenter products share the same 18 countries and the same 1, 3, 6 or 12 month periods.

How is shared datacenter proxy pricing calculated?

Shared datacenter proxy pricing is $0.0155 per IP per month multiplied by the number of IPs and the number of months. The total is rounded up to the next cent and paid from your balance at once when you buy.

You top up your balance from $20 up to $10,000 at a time, and top-ups of $100 or more add a bonus on a separate line. Payment is made in USDT on the TRON (TRC20) network.

• $100 top-up: +20% bonus
• $500 top-up: +35% bonus
• $1,000 top-up: +40% bonus
• $5,000 top-up: +50% bonus

How much do shared datacenter proxies cost for a given number of IPs?

With shared datacenter proxies, 100 IPs for one month cost $1.55. The amounts below use the same method as the buy tab (unit price x IPs x months, rounded up to the cent).

For comparison, 100 dedicated datacenter IPs for one month cost $0.60 x 100 x 1 = $60.00. The same 100 IPs bought as shared IPs cost $1.55, so the gap grows with the number of IPs.

IP counts go in steps of 10, so first decide how many IPs you want to spread the job across and buy that number. Starting with 10 or 100 IPs and adding more as the job grows keeps spending efficient.

What are shared datacenter proxies used for?

Shared datacenter proxies are used for public jobs that spread requests widely over many IPs. With a low cost per IP, it is easy to keep a generous number of IPs. The more IPs you have, the more widely requests spread, so the work divides evenly.

• Public data scraping at scale: collect listings, articles and documents anyone can view, split across many IPs.
• SEO rank checks: check where your site ranks on public search result pages on a set schedule.
• Uptime monitoring: confirm from several countries that your site opens and returns normal status codes.
• Load spreading for public APIs: send public API calls evenly across many IPs.
• Price lists: gather public product listings and price lists in one pass.

For account work that needs a login, or sites that often show verification screens, another product fits better. If you want household IPs without counting traffic, also look at unlimited residential proxies.

Which countries can I choose for shared datacenter proxies?

Shared datacenter proxies are available in 18 datacenter countries, and each order uses one country. If you need several countries, place a separate order for each one. When you want more IPs in the same country, simply place another order for that country.

• North America: United States, Canada
• Europe: United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Ireland, Finland
• Asia: Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore
• Middle East: United Arab Emirates
• Africa: South Africa
• Oceania: Australia

Picking a country close to the target site's servers or its main audience makes it easy to check pages as that country sees them. Every country, including residential locations, is listed on the proxy country list.

How do I buy shared datacenter proxies in the dashboard?

You buy shared datacenter proxies in the Buy proxies menu of the dashboard. The summary shows the unit price, IPs and period, the total and the balance left after buying, so you can confirm the exact amount before you pay. The total is taken from your balance at once when you press Buy now.

1. 1Open Buy proxies and choose shared datacenter proxies.
2. 2Set one country, the number of IPs (steps of 10) and the period.
3. 3Check the total and the balance left in the summary, then press Buy now.
4. 4Find the order code in the O-XXXXXXXX format and its status under Your orders.

If your balance is short, the Buy now button is off and the page shows how much more to top up. An order first appears as Setting up and changes to Active once it is ready. A cancelled order shows Refunded to balance, and the money returns to your balance.

How do I connect shared datacenter proxies and pace my requests?

Shared datacenter proxies connect by entering your username and account token with the single gateway gate.proxyour.com:7000. HTTP and SOCKS5 are supported, and the account token starting with yp_ goes in the password field. You build the username in the dashboard connection builder.

curl -x http://USERNAME:YOUR_TOKEN@gate.proxyour.com:7000 https://ipinfo.io/json

import requests
proxy = "http://USERNAME:YOUR_TOKEN@gate.proxyour.com:7000"
r = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy})
print(r.json())

The same values work in cURL, Python requests, Node.js, Scrapy, Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium. Where to enter them in each tool is shown in the proxy setup guide. Shared IPs are also used by other customers, so a calm, steady request pace keeps your results more stable.

• Spread requests evenly across all the IPs you bought.
• Leave a short pause between requests.
• When you get a 429 or 503 response, retry with a gradually longer wait.
• Store pages that do not change and fetch them again only when needed.

What rules apply when using shared datacenter proxies?

Use shared datacenter proxies for lawful purposes, and follow the terms of the sites you access and the laws of each country. Because each IP is shared with other customers, the IPs stay clean for longer when everyone follows the rules.

• Work with public information anyone can view or with sites you run yourself.
• Check the target site's automation policy and request limits in advance.
• Use them for normal work that causes no harm to others.
• Share your account token only with the people in your team who need it.

Full usage rules are in the terms of service, and start prices for every product and the top-up bonuses are collected on the proxy pricing page. Following the rules lets you enjoy the low price per IP for a long time.