Data collection at scale,
on IPs you own.
Run your collection network on address space you own — announced under your own ASN, across 30 regions on a Tier-1 backbone.
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announced over BGP
Your address space
your prefix · your ASN
Held at your RIR
RPKI + IRR validated
Announced under your ASN
Attributable to you
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BYOIP for proxy and data-collection networks: your IP space, your ASN
Bring the prefixes you hold at your RIR and announce them over BGP under your own ASN — RPKI and IRR validate ownership before anything routes. Your egress is attributable to the AS you run, not borrowed from a shared pool.
- IPv4 /22–/24 and IPv6 /24–/48, dual-stack in one request
- RPKI + IRR validated before announcement
- Carrier-style IP Pool management across instances · how BYOIP works
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Global egress across 30 regions, including emerging markets
Place egress where your targets and customers are. Coverage is deepest in APAC, with Middle East, Latin America, and Africa locations hyperscalers serve thinly — all bound inside one Global VPC.
- Many IPs per instance — multiple vNICs plus IP Pool addressing
- Detach and reattach Elastic IPs to rotate egress across instances
- Per-region allocation inside one Global VPC, dual-stack v4/v6
Egress from 30 regions, all inside one Global VPC.
DEPLOY
Pick a machine, add IPs, and ship
Start from a sized package or customize your own. Compute and data transfer bill separately, so scaling a region's egress never forces you to over-provision CPU.
1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM
- ·20 GB NVMe storage
- ·1 Gbps per vNIC, unthrottled
- ·1 IPv4 EIP included
$0.0236/hr
Est. $17/mo running 24×7
Most pick
4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM
- ·20 GB NVMe storage
- ·4 Gbps per vNIC, unthrottled
- ·1 IPv4 EIP included
$0.0778/hr
Est. $56/mo running 24×7
8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM
- ·20 GB NVMe storage
- ·6 Gbps per vNIC, unthrottled
- ·1 IPv4 EIP included
$0.1500/hr
Est. $108/mo running 24×7
Every instance runs on latest-generation AMD CPUs (x86-64) with all-NVMe SSD storage.
+ Data transfer
Egress on a Tier-1 backbone trusted by enterprises and carriers worldwide. Pay metered per GB for the data you move, or commit bandwidth by the Mbps.
$0.002/GB
metered egress
or $0.20/Mbps committed
Representative pricing for US regions.
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Built for accountable, compliant data collection
Infrastructure for platforms that stand behind what they collect. Use of the network is governed by our Acceptable Use Policy, and onboarding starts with a conversation about your use case.
Built for
- Price & market intelligence
- Ad verification and brand protection
- SERP / SEO monitoring
- Cybersecurity threat research
Not for
- ×Residential exit-node pools
- ×Unauthorized access or credential stuffing
- ×Fraud, forged-header deception, or impersonation
- ×Denial-of-service, spam, or IP-reputation abuse
Full terms: Zenlayer Acceptable Use Policy.
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Who runs on this
Operators whose value is in owned, attributable address space across many regions — not the cheapest residential pool.
Data-intelligence platforms
Price, market, and ad-verification networks that need owned IP space across many geographies.
Brand-protection & threat-intel teams
Collecting from regions hyperscalers serve thinly, on infrastructure that's attributable to you.
Operators bringing their own ASN
Networks running BGP that want a Tier-1 partner across APAC and the emerging markets.
Data-collection infrastructure FAQ
Address space, coverage, and acceptable use.
Do you provide residential proxies or a pool of exit IPs?
No. Zenlayer is the network and IP infrastructure layer — you announce your own RIR-held prefixes (BYOIP) or use Zenlayer-allocated datacenter IP, all attributable to your AS. We don't operate or resell residential exit nodes.
What IP prefix sizes can I bring for a proxy or collection network?
IPv4 prefixes from /22 to /24 and IPv6 from /24 to /48, validated with RPKI and IRR and announced over BGP under your own ASN. You can submit IPv4 and IPv6 in one request.
Which regions have the deepest coverage?
Coverage is deepest in APAC (13 data centers), plus Middle East, Latin America, and Africa locations the hyperscalers underserve — 30 regions in total.