Rotating IPv6 proxies
The cheapest way to get a pool of addresses: IPv6 is issued in subnets, so the same money buys a pool many times larger than IPv4. There is exactly one limit and it is hard: over IPv6 you can only reach sites that publish an AAAA record. That is worth checking before you order, not after.
From 650 ₽ a month for 50 threads.
Subnets in the plan
Threads in the plan
Choice of exit region
Traffic on rotating plans
Why IPv6 costs less
IPv4 addresses ran out and are sold one at a time, so they are priced like a shortage. IPv6 comes in subnets: the plan carries ten /29 blocks, and they hold more addresses than a job can spend. What is billed is not the address count but the number of concurrent connections — the entry plan is 50 threads for 650 ₽ a month against 1375 ₽ for 100 threads on IPv4. Traffic is not metered.
Where IPv6 will not work
An IPv6 exit can only open a host that publishes an AAAA record. If a site publishes only an A record there is no IPv6 route to it at all, and no setting changes that — not on our side, not on yours. So check your target list with one command before paying: dig AAAA domain, or nslookup -type=AAAA domain on Windows. An empty answer means an IPv6 plan is the wrong fit for that target.
Countries and speed
IPv6 subnets are available in Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Russia. The first three run a 10 Gbps gateway link, Russia 2.5 Gbps. The country is chosen at order time and can be changed later, from the dashboard or through the API. There is also a mixed mode, where the country is not pinned and addresses come from the whole pool.
What people take for this
Three products. The difference is the address type and whether it changes: some jobs need a pool, others a single fixed IP.
- 10 different /29 networks
- Rotation: per-request or time-based
- Connections as you need
- HTTP, SOCKS5
- User/pass and IP — at once
- 10,000+ rotating IPs
- Rotation: per-request
- Connections as you need
- HTTP, SOCKS5
- User/pass and IP — at once
- 15,000+ static IPv4
- Dedicated stable IPs
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
- User/pass and IP — at once
How to connect
Setup fits in one line: the program only needs a gateway host and port. Rotation happens on our side — the program never has to know about it.
- 1Pick a plan
The plan's thread count must be at least what the program is set to, or some connections will sit waiting for a free slot.
- 2Get the credentials
Gateway host, HTTP and SOCKS5 ports, login and password appear in the dashboard right after payment.
- 3Paste it into the program
One address instead of a list: any field that takes a normal proxy server with authentication will do.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to what gets asked before ordering. Everything else goes to support, which answers around the clock.
How does IPv6 differ from IPv4 for my program?
In the address format and nothing else: the same HTTP or SOCKS5, the same authentication, the same connection string. The difference appears on the target's side — some sites do not accept IPv6 connections at all. If your target is IPv4-only, take an IPv4 plan.How do I check whether a site works over IPv6?
With dig AAAA domain, or nslookup -type=AAAA domain on Windows. If the answer contains no addresses, the site is unreachable over IPv6 and an IPv6 proxy will not work for it whatever you configure. The check takes a minute and removes the main risk of the purchase.How many addresses are in the pool?
Ten /29 subnets. They hold far more addresses than a job spends, which is why we do not sell them individually: you pay for concurrent connections, and how many addresses the pool puts out in that time does not matter.Can I choose the country?
Yes: Germany, the Netherlands, Austria or Russia, or the mixed mode where the country is not pinned. The country can be changed later from the dashboard or with an API request.
Other use cases
- For multi-threaded software
- For parsing and scraping
- For marketplaces
- For antidetect browsers
- For captcha software
- For SEO and SERP checks
- Rotating IPv6 and IPv4
- Static datacenter IPv4
Covered in the blog
- ReferenceWhich sites an IPv6 proxy reaches and which it does not: an AAAA table with a check dateAn IPv6 exit can only open a host that publishes an AAAA record. A verified table across twenty domains, the command to check your own targets, and honest caveats about why such a table is never permanent.Read
- ComparisonIPv6 or IPv4 for scraping: what is cheaper and when it failsIPv6 costs less at the same thread count but hits one limitation on the target's side. How to check in a minute whether it will work.Read
The cheapest pool
Rotating IPv6 from 650 ₽ for 50 threads, unmetered traffic, both protocols and both authentication methods at once. Minimum top-up is 100 ₽.