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United States Datacenter Proxies

United States datacenter proxies provide fast, server-grade IP addresses from data center infrastructure in or near United States — ideal for high-volume data collection, ad verification, and any task requiring reliable United States IP coverage with maximum speed.

183K+Active Pool

2M+Est. 30-Day Pool

548K+Est. 24h Pool

Updated multiple times daily

Try Free — $5.99

Browse by US State

Target any of the 50 states — or go deeper with city-level precision within each state.

United States Datacenter Proxy Use Cases

What businesses collect from United States using datacenter IPs:

United States Market Research

Collect pricing, availability, and competitor data from United States-based platforms using datacenter IPs for accurate local results.

United States Local SERP Tracking

Monitor Google search results and local pack rankings for United States queries — see exactly what users in United States see.

Ad Verification in United States

Confirm that geo-targeted ads and landing pages display correctly for users in United States with datacenter proxy IPs.

Popular platforms:Amazon.comWalmartGoogle.comHulueBayCraigslistZillow

More United States Proxy Types

Residential150K+ IPs Mobile15K+ IPs

FAQ: United States Datacenter Proxies

Can I target a specific US state or city?

Yes. US geo-targeting works at state, city, and ZIP code level. Target California, New York, Texas, or any of the 50 states, plus thousands of cities.

Do US proxies work for Amazon and Walmart?

Yes. Our US residential IPs are sourced from real home devices on ISP networks, so they pass the same checks as organic traffic on Amazon, Walmart, and Target.

What latency can I expect from US proxies?

Average latency is 35–60ms for US targets. East Coast IPs typically reach US servers faster than West Coast nodes.

How often does the US residential pool refresh?

The active pool updates continuously throughout the day as home devices connect and disconnect. The rotating 30-day pool is significantly larger than the active snapshot shown.