IPv6

Starting from $77/mo

Last updated: March 8, 2026

Datacenter IPv6 proxies

TrueProxies datacenter IPv6 proxies provide high-speed IPv6 addresses from 25+ regions with unlimited bandwidth and pricing based on proxy count. They are built for teams that want fast, cost-efficient infrastructure IPs for QA, automation, and high-volume tasks that do not require residential trust.

Fresh IPv6 datacenter proxies from 25+ global regions. Built for speed, unlimited transfer, and large request volumes where infrastructure-grade performance matters more than residential reputation.

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TrueProxies datacenter IPv6 proxies hero image showing proxy count pricing, 25 plus regions, session configuration, and low latency delivery

25+ regions

Unlimited bandwidth

High-speed delivery

25+

global regions

Fresh

IPv6 ranges

Unlimited

bandwidth

$77.00

from per month

Pricing

Choose the plan that fits your workload

Proxy count	Monthly price	Notes
1,500 proxies	$77.00	Published entry plan Start Free Trial
Larger pools Popular	Contact sales	Daily, weekly, and higher-count options are handled through support Start Free Trial
Need more?	Custom capacity	Contact us

Included

What’s included with every datacenter IPv6 plan?

25+ global regions

Datacenter IPv6 plans are distributed across more than 25 global regions, giving teams broad placement options for latency-sensitive testing, regional automation, and multi-market request routing from infrastructure IP space.

Fresh IPv6 ranges

Clean IPv6 allocations help reduce reputation baggage that can come with recycled address pools. That gives QA and collection workloads a cleaner starting point when residential trust is not required.

Unlimited bandwidth

Traffic volume is not metered separately, so teams can move large amounts of data without adding a second pricing dimension. That is especially useful for test rigs, repeated checks, and high-request background jobs.

Proxy-count pricing

Pricing is based on the number of proxies rather than a speed tier or GB quota. That makes capacity planning easier for teams that think in terms of pool size and concurrent regional coverage.

Fast infrastructure delivery

Datacenter IPv6 is built for speed-first environments where residential trust is less important than throughput, low latency, and operational efficiency. It is a strong fit for QA, internal tooling, and bulk automation.

Static or rotating behavior

The product supports both stable assignment and broader pool usage patterns, which lets teams keep deterministic test environments where needed while still distributing traffic across larger proxy sets.

HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5

Every major proxy protocol is supported, which keeps automation teams on one simple integration path whether they are working in browsers, test harnesses, API clients, or custom collectors.

Unlimited threads

High-concurrency workflows are not penalized with a separate connection limit. That matters for smoke tests, high-speed crawlers, and job queues that need to fan out across many proxies at once.

Region-level targeting

Because the published footprint is region-oriented rather than country-by-country residential coverage, the product is best framed as an infrastructure location tool instead of a hyper-local consumer simulation layer.

Operational simplicity

Teams that do not need residential trust often prefer datacenter IPv6 because the cost-per-request is easier to optimize and the capacity model is straightforward. It is a pragmatic performance-first option.

24/7 support

Live support remains available through chat and Telegram every day. That is useful when scaling region pools, validating auth, or tuning the pool size required for a given QA or automation environment.

Quick plan expansion

Because pricing is framed around proxy counts, it is easy to move from a smaller test pool into a larger operational pool without changing product type. That keeps growth operationally simple.

Comparison

How does datacenter IPv6 compare to residential proxies?

Datacenter IPv6 is the performance-first option. Residential products trade some raw efficiency for better trust and broader consumer-like coverage, especially when the target is sensitive to infrastructure IPs.

Feature	Datacenter IPv6	Residential proxies
Primary advantage	Speed and cost efficiency	Trust and realism
Origin	Datacenter infrastructure	Real ISP / residential traffic
Geo model	25+ regions	150+ countries or residential footprint
Best for	QA, testing, high-speed scraping	Sensitive targets and localization
Bandwidth	Unlimited	Unlimited or GB-based
Detection profile	Lower trust on strict targets	Higher trust
Pricing basis	Proxy count	Speed tier, plan, or GB
When to choose	Performance-first workflows	Trust-first workflows

Comparison graphic showing datacenter IPv6 performance-first proxying versus residential trust-first proxy coverage

Choose datacenter IPv6 when the workload values speed, pool size, and cost efficiency more than residential trust. Choose residential products when the destination is sensitive to infrastructure-origin traffic.

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Setup

How do I get started with datacenter IPv6 proxies?

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1
Start a trial or small pool
Use the entry pool to validate target compatibility, region selection, and expected throughput before committing to a larger proxy count.
2
Choose the pool size
Pick the number of proxies that matches your concurrency and regional spread requirements, then configure auth in the dashboard.
3
Deploy into your workflow
Point your tests, automation, or collectors at the standard endpoint and scale proxy count as your throughput requirements increase.

Use cases

What are datacenter IPv6 proxies used for?

Featured workflow

Web scraping

When the target accepts infrastructure IPs, datacenter IPv6 can deliver a lower-cost, speed-first option for broad request volume and fast iteration.

How proxies help with web scraping →

Ad verification

Datacenter IPv6 works for performance-first verification and QA workflows where large pool sizes and region coverage matter more than residential trust.

How proxies support ad verification →

Brand protection

Large infrastructure pools are useful for repeated checks and monitoring across regions when the target does not require the realism of residential consumer traffic.

How proxies help with brand protection →

Integration

How do I connect to TrueProxies datacenter IPv6 proxies?

Use the same connection pattern as the rest of the lineup, then scale proxy count to match concurrency and region requirements.

Compatible with

PlaywrightPuppeteerSeleniumLoad-test toolingQA harnessesCustom crawlers

cURL

curl --proxy http://USER:PASS@connect.trueproxies.com:8080 \
  https://httpbin.org/ip

FAQ

Datacenter IPv6 FAQ

What are datacenter IPv6 proxies?

Datacenter IPv6 proxies use infrastructure-hosted IP addresses instead of residential ISP IPs. TrueProxies offers them from 25+ global regions with unlimited bandwidth.

What is the difference between datacenter and residential proxies?

Datacenter proxies are faster and cheaper but easier for websites to detect. Residential proxies appear as real users and pass stricter anti-bot systems.

How many datacenter proxies does the starter plan include?

The TrueProxies datacenter IPv6 starter plan includes 1,500 proxies at $77 per month with unlimited bandwidth and access to 25+ global regions.

Are datacenter proxies good for web scraping?

Datacenter proxies work well for targets without strict anti-bot defenses. For sites using Cloudflare, DataDome, or similar systems, residential proxies are more reliable.

Can I choose which region my datacenter proxies come from?

Yes. TrueProxies datacenter IPv6 plans include region-level targeting across 25+ global locations. Contact support for specific region availability details.

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