Network types and how to choose

Custom Proxies are billed by port and duration. ISP Proxies and Datacenter Proxies are available (see current pricing). Understanding the difference before checkout helps you pick the right fit.

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Custom dedicated network comparison

Network	IP source and trust	Bandwidth and latency	Typical use
ISP Proxies	Carrier business ISP dedicated-line IPs	Dedicated bandwidth, fast and stable, business ASN identity	Long-lived B2B system access, cross-border enterprise automation, workloads that need a business IP
Datacenter Proxies	Enterprise datacenter / hosting ASN lines	Very low latency, 100 Mbps / 1 Gbps-class throughput, strong value	Large-scale public-data automation, high-concurrency API tests, API forwarding

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Details

1. ISP Proxies

• Business ISP lines: Commercial office IPs from major carriers (such as AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast) — residential-like trust with datacenter-like speed and stability.
• Built for high throughput: A fit when you move larger payloads often and still need a high-trust IP.

2. Datacenter Proxies

• Value and concurrency: Cloud-hosted IPs with very low latency and high throughput.
• Many ports at once: A fit when you order 50–200 ports in one checkout for large parallel collection.

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Decision tree

What does your workload need?
 ├── Enterprise B2B automation / high-speed stable links ──► ISP Proxies
 └── Large-scale high-concurrency collection / cost-sensitive ──► Datacenter Proxies

Next: go to Purchase ports to place an order.