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# Datacenter Proxies

> Datacenter proxies are IP addresses hosted in high-performance data centers rather than on consumer devices.  

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They are fast, stable, and low-latency, making them ideal for use cases that require speed and volume rather than stealth.

## Why Datacenter Proxies?

Unlike Residential proxies, which are sourced from real devices, Datacenter proxies are generated from dedicated server infrastructures.

They provide:

* **High speed and low latency,** best for bulk automation and real-time tasks.
* **Reliability**, with stable connections across long sessions.
* **Scalability**, making it easier to manage large numbers of concurrent requests.

## How Datacenter Plans Work

Datacenter proxies are sold as a monthly subscription plan.  Once you purchase a package, your proxies are delivered automatically in the Dashboard under **Datacenter Proxies**.

You do not need to generate them like Residential proxies. Instead:

* Your proxies appear immediately after payment.
* You can download them as a `.txt` file or copy them to your clipboard.
* They remain active for as long as your subscription is valid.

At the end of the billing period, you can renew or upgrade your subscription to continue using them.

## Using the Dashboard

1. After purchase, go to \*\*Dashboard → Generation → ISP & Datacenter \*\*.
2. Your active proxies will already be listed — no setup required.
3. Use the **Copy** or **Download** buttons to export them.

<Note>
  The proxies are static and dedicated to you, so the list will not change unless you adjust or renew your subscription.
</Note>

## Example of a Datacenter Proxy

```
123.45.67.89:8000:user_abc123:pass_xxx
123.45.67.89:8001:user_abc123:pass_xxx
```
