IPv6 proxies from $0.20/GB
IPv6 proxies route traffic through the practically unlimited IPv6 address space — the cheapest bandwidth on our network, built for massive-scale collection from IPv6-ready targets. Per-GB rates start at $0.20 and drop below $0.09 at 3 TB, with rotating or static sessions over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.
Free trial · Lowest cost per GB on the network · Rotating & static sessions
Pricing
The cheapest gigabytes on the network
From $0.20/GB at entry down to $0.083/GB at 3 TB. If your targets speak IPv6, nothing else comes close on cost per gigabyte.
First: check that your targets support IPv6
Not every website is reachable over IPv6. If your target list is IPv4-only, datacenter or residential proxies are the right tool — IPv6 pricing only pays off on IPv6-enabled targets.
Photon
- 100 GB bandwidth
- $0.20 / GB
Quark
- 250 GB bandwidth
- $0.16 / GB
Neutrino
- 500 GB bandwidth
- $0.14 / GB
Boson
- 1 TB bandwidth
- $0.11 / GB
Core
- 3 TB bandwidth
- $0.083 / GB
What are IPv6 proxies?
IPv6 proxies are proxy servers that route your traffic through IPv6 addresses — the newer internet protocol with a practically inexhaustible address space. Because addresses are abundant instead of scarce, IPv6 bandwidth costs a fraction of IPv4, and huge /48 and /64 subnets supply fresh, clean IPs at any scale.
With QuanticData you choose the behaviour per request: rotating gives every request a fresh IPv6 exit; static holds one consistent identity for session-bound flows. One caveat we state up front: only IPv6-enabled targets are reachable — test your list before you commit.
IPv4 vs IPv6 proxies
| IPv6 proxies | IPv4 proxies | |
|---|---|---|
| Address space | practically unlimited (2128 addresses) | ~4.3 billion, fully exhausted |
| Cost per GB | lowest — from $0.083/GB at volume | higher, scarcity priced in |
| Target compatibility | IPv6-enabled sites only | every website |
| IP freshness | huge clean ranges, rarely blacklisted | crowded ranges, heavy blacklist history |
| Best for | massive-scale work on modern platforms | maximum compatibility on any target |
The practical answer: use both. Route IPv6-ready targets through IPv6 for the lowest cost per GB, and keep datacenter or residential exits for everything else.
What teams use them for
Massive-scale crawling
Crawl millions of pages on IPv6-ready sites at the lowest bandwidth cost — or let our Crawl API do it for you.
Escaping IPv4 rate limits
Targets that throttle per IPv4 address often treat the vast IPv6 space far more loosely.
Media-heavy collection
Images, video metadata and large files burn gigabytes fast — burn them at the cheapest rate on the network.
Monitoring at scale
Poll thousands of endpoints continuously without bandwidth anxiety.
AI training data
Bulk corpus collection from major IPv6-enabled platforms, priced for terabytes — pair with our AI data tools.
Future-proofing
The internet is migrating to IPv6; infrastructure built on it today scales with it tomorrow.
Which network fits your use case?
Don't want to manage proxies at all?
The same infrastructure powers our data APIs: send a URL or a query, get clean Markdown or SerpApi-compatible JSON back — billed only when the result is usable, from $0.0002 per page.
Integration
One endpoint, any HTTP client
curl -x v6.quanticdata.io:7777 \ -U "USER-country-us:PASS" \ https://ipinfo.io/json
Get started in 3 steps
Create your free account
Sign up and claim the trial — no card required to start testing.
Grab your credentials
Copy your proxy username and password, or an API key, from the dashboard.
Point your client at the endpoint
Add the host, port and credentials to your scraper, bot or browser — you're live.
Your AI agent can drive the network
No proxy configuration in your agent's code: our MCP server exposes search, scrape and crawl as tools, and every call routes through the right exits automatically. Works with Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-capable agent.
QuanticData vs a typical IPv6 provider
| QuanticData | Typical provider | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | pay per GB — $0.20 down to $0.083 | subnet rental with monthly fees |
| Compatibility guidance | honest — we tell you when IPv6 won't fit | sold as a drop-in replacement |
| Sessions | rotating or static, per request | static subnet lists |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5 | varies, often HTTP only |
| Data APIs on the same network | scraping, SERP, crawl — pay-per-success | none, proxies only |
| AI agent access | MCP server: every API is a tool | none |
What are IPv6 proxies?
IPv6 proxies are proxy servers that route your traffic through IPv6 addresses — the newer internet protocol with a practically inexhaustible address space. That abundance makes IPv6 bandwidth dramatically cheaper than IPv4, ideal for massive-scale collection on IPv6-ready targets.
What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6 proxies?
IPv4 addresses are scarce and expensive; IPv6 addresses are practically unlimited, so IPv6 bandwidth costs up to 90% less. The trade-off is compatibility: every website supports IPv4, while only IPv6-enabled targets are reachable through IPv6 proxies.
Which websites support IPv6?
Most major platforms — Google, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, Wikipedia — are fully reachable over IPv6, and adoption keeps growing. Many smaller and legacy sites still aren't. Always test your specific target list before committing to a plan.
When should I NOT use IPv6 proxies?
Skip IPv6 when your targets don't resolve over IPv6, when you need fine-grained geo-targeting, or when a site's anti-bot system blocks entire IPv6 subnets. For those jobs, datacenter or residential proxies are the better tool.
How much do IPv6 proxies cost?
Plans start at $20 for 100 GB ($0.20/GB) and scale to 3 TB for $250 — about $0.083/GB, the lowest rate on the network. You pay for bandwidth only.
Why are IPv6 proxies so cheap?
Supply. IPv4 addresses are exhausted and trade at a premium, while the IPv6 space holds trillions of addresses. Providers can allocate huge, clean ranges at minimal cost and pass the difference on as cheaper bandwidth.
Do IPv6 proxies rotate?
Yes — choose rotating sessions for a fresh IPv6 address on every request, or static sessions when a workflow needs one consistent identity. Massive /48 and /64 subnets keep rotation diverse.
Which protocols are supported?
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with username:password authentication or an IP allowlist — the same integration surface as every other QuanticData proxy line.
Can I combine IPv6 with IPv4 proxies?
Yes, and it's the recommended setup: route IPv6-ready targets through IPv6 for the lowest cost per GB, and send everything else through datacenter or residential exits. One dashboard covers all lines.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — you can test IPv6 exits on your real target list before buying, and the data APIs on the same network include $1 of free usage every month.
Are IPv6 proxies legal?
Using IPv6 proxies is legal in most jurisdictions. What matters is what you do through them: collect public data, respect the target site's terms, and don't access private systems.
Can I skip proxy management and just get the data?
Yes. The same infrastructure powers QuanticData's scraping, SERP and crawling APIs: you send a URL or a query and get clean Markdown or JSON back, billed only on success.
Do IPv6 proxies have unlimited bandwidth?
No — these are billed per gigabyte, from $0.20, which is the cheapest per-GB rate on the network. "Unlimited" plans elsewhere are usually unlimited in the same way a buffet is: there is a fair-use policy, a speed cap, or a concurrency limit doing the real work further down the page. Per-GB pricing this low tends to beat an unlimited plan you never fully use, and your gigabytes do not expire, so nothing is wasted in a quiet month.
Are IPv6 proxies residential or datacenter?
Ours are datacenter-issued IPv6 addresses, which is what makes the price possible: providers get IPv6 blocks in enormous quantities, so the cost per address collapses. Residential IPv6 exists but is rare, because most home connections still hand out IPv4 to the customer. If your target inspects who owns the IP block and rejects hosting ranges, IPv6 will not fix that — residential or ISP proxies are the answer there, and this page would rather tell you that than sell you the wrong product.
Terabytes without the terabyte bill
Free trial on IPv6 exits — then scale to 3 TB at $0.083/GB.
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