Last updated: 2026-08-23
A Danish IP address is the entry ticket to everything that Denmark shows only to people inside the country: prices and stock at Bilka, Elgiganten and other local shops, listings on DBA, DR and TV 2 streams, ad creatives served to Danish users, and the version of Google.dk that a person in Copenhagen or Aarhus actually sees. Which proxy type you need depends less on the country and more on what the target site does when it suspects automation.
Denmark availability is stored inside each proxy type, not inside the provider. A company can sell Danish residential traffic and have no Danish ISP addresses at all, so the sections below are split by product, and each one lists only the sellers who really have Denmark for that product.
- Rotating residential, from $1.30/GB: scraping Danish shops and local SERP.
- ISP (static residential), from $2.35/IP: long sessions and accounts.
- Dedicated datacenter, from $0.77/IP: bulk work on weakly protected sites.
- Rotating mobile, from $1.60/GB: social platforms and mobile search results.
- Rotating datacenter, from $0.45/GB: cheap traffic in bulk.
Rotating residential proxies with Danish IPs
Residential proxies route your requests through IP addresses that belong to ordinary Danish home connections. To a shop like Bilka or Elgiganten, to DBA, or to Google.dk, that traffic looks like a customer with a TDC or Telenor line, which is exactly why this is the default product for price monitoring and local search results. The address changes on every request or on a schedule, and you pay for gigabytes, not for addresses. More on the product itself in our residential proxy rating.
Denmark is available in the residential pools of 45 providers in our catalog, so the country itself is not a bottleneck; price and entry volume are. Five sellers are listed below. At the small end the spread is wide: NodeMaven asks $5.31/GB on a 2 GB plan and Relayox $4.25/GB on the same 2 GB, Proxyscrape $4.85/GB at the 5-8 GB step, Thordata $3.50/GB at 10-13 GB, while Proxy Seller sells a single gigabyte at $3.50. Buy more and the picture inverts: Proxy Seller drops to $2.20/GB at 100-150 GB and $1.30/GB at 3000 GB, Proxyscrape to $1.50/GB at 5000 GB, Thordata to $2.20/GB at 70-95 GB and $1.80/GB at 500-600 GB, NodeMaven to $2.75/GB at 1000 GB, Relayox to $2.75/GB at 200 GB.
Take a realistic scraping job: 100 GB a month against Danish retail catalogs. At Proxy Seller's 100-150 GB step that is $220 a month. Relayox at its 100-150 GB price of $3.00/GB costs $300 for the same traffic, and Thordata's 70-95 GB tier at $2.20/GB lands next to Proxy Seller. At 2 GB a month, which is a test rather than a project, the same comparison flips: $8.50 with Relayox against $10.62 with NodeMaven.
Rotation Residential Proxies, $/GB
| Provider | Small volume | Medium volume | Large volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| NodeMaven | $5.31 (2 GB) | $3.98 (40-60 GB) | $2.75 (1000 GB) |
| Relayox | $4.25 (2 GB) | $3.00 (100-150 GB) | $2.75 (200 GB) |
| Proxyscrape | $4.85 (5-8 GB) | $3.25 (250-350 GB) | $1.50 (5000 GB) |
| Proxy Seller | $3.50 (1 GB) | $2.20 (100-150 GB) | $1.30 (3000 GB) |
| Thordata | $3.50 (10-13 GB) | $2.20 (70-95 GB) | $1.80 (500-600 GB) |
Up to roughly ten gigabytes a month the cheapest entry belongs to Proxy Seller and Thordata, and the premium names cost about a third more for the same volume. From the hundred-gigabyte mark onward the ranking is set by how deep the discount ladder goes: Proxy Seller and Proxyscrape keep falling to $1.30 and $1.50 per gigabyte, while NodeMaven and Relayox stop at $2.75.
Where to buy Danish residential proxies
NodeMavenhttps://nodemaven.com$2.75+/GBBuy↗Promo code CAPYRATE35 gives you a 35% discount on your first order.
Relayoxhttps://relayox.com$2.75+/GBBuy↗
Proxyscrapehttps://proxyscrape.com$1.50+/GBBuy↗
Proxy Sellerhttps://proxy-seller.com$1.30+/GBBuy↗The promo code QALCDK_843602 gives you a 10% discount on your order
Thordatahttps://thordata.com$1.80+/GBBuy↗
ISP proxies (static residential) in Denmark
ISP proxies and static residential proxies are the same product under two names: an address registered to a consumer internet provider, hosted in a data center, assigned to you for a fixed term. Unlike rotating residential traffic, it does not change between requests and it is not metered by gigabyte, you rent the IP by the month and the bandwidth on top is usually not the thing you pay for. Our wider comparison of the type sits in the ISP proxy rating.
In Denmark this is the product for anything that must look like the same person over days: social and marketplace accounts, long booking or checkout sessions, dashboards that log you out when the IP jumps. The choice here is narrow. Denmark appears in the ISP lists of CyberYozh, BrightData, Novada and IPRoyal, and several large sellers simply do not cover it: Evomi's ISP range is two countries (Germany and United States), NodeMaven's is six, Webshare's eleven and Denmark is not among them.
Pricing models differ more than the prices. CyberYozh charges $5.29 per IP whether you take one, three or ten, so volume buys you nothing. The other three discount with quantity: BrightData goes $4 at 5 IPs, $3 at 20-30, $2.50 at 1000-1500; Novada starts high at $7 for 5 IPs, falls to $4.40 at 10 and to $2.35 at 400-500; IPRoyal asks $4 for a single address, $2.94 at 10 and $2.70 at 200-250. Ten Danish ISP addresses for a month therefore cost $52.90 at CyberYozh, $44.00 at Novada and $29.40 at IPRoyal, which is the practical answer for a small account farm.
ISP Proxies, $/IP per month
| Provider | 5-10 IPs | 20-30 IPs | Bulk |
|---|---|---|---|
| CyberYozh | $5.29 | - | - |
| BrightData | $4.00 | $3.00 | $2.50 (1000-1500) |
| Novada | $7.00 (5), $4.40 (10) | - | $2.35 (400-500) |
| IPRoyal | $2.94 (10) | - | $2.70 (200-250) |
For a handful of addresses IPRoyal is the cheapest way into Danish ISP space, and Novada only becomes competitive in the hundreds. CyberYozh is worth its flat rate only if you need exactly one or two IPs and value the short rental terms more than the per-unit price.
Where to buy Danish ISP proxies
CyberYozhhttps://app.cyberyozh.com$5.29+/IPBuy↗The CAPROXY promo code gives a 5% discount on your first order
BrightDatahttps://brightdata.com$2.50+/IPBuy↗
Novadahttps://novada.com$2.35+/IPBuy↗
IPRoyalhttps://iproyal.com$2.70+/IPBuy↗
Dedicated datacenter proxies with Danish IPs
A dedicated datacenter proxy is a server address in a Danish hosting facility that nobody else shares with you. It is fast, it has no traffic meter to watch, and it is billed per IP per month. What it does not have is the trust that a home connection carries, so it works on sites that check little or nothing: internal tools, small shops, feed and price sources, uptime and geo checks, bulk requests where an occasional block costs nothing. The broader ranking lives in our dedicated datacenter proxy rating.
Only 8 sellers in the catalog carry Danish dedicated addresses, so the shortlist is genuinely short, and five of them are below. The spread inside it is nearly threefold. Webshare goes down to $0.77 per IP at 10000+ addresses and charges $1.33 at 20-30, Proxy-Cheap holds a flat $1.69 at one IP, at 20-30 and at 1000-1500 alike, Proxys.io sits at $2.10 for 1-5 IPs and $1.50 at 100, CyberYozh asks $2.33 for a single address, and BrightData runs from $2.50 at 5 IPs down to $1.30 at 1000-1500.
The arithmetic decides quickly. Thirty Danish IPs cost $39.90 a month at Webshare against $50.70 at Proxy-Cheap and $60 at BrightData: a difference of roughly $250 a year on a very small order. Webshare's $0.77 tier is a different scale of buyer, it needs ten thousand addresses, so for anything under a few hundred IPs the number that matters is $1.33. At 200-250 addresses Webshare charges $1.12 per IP, which is $224-280 a month, and that is the point where the gap over Proxy-Cheap's flat rate becomes real money rather than a rounding difference.
Dedicated Datacenter Proxies, $/IP per month
| Provider | 1-5 IPs | 20-30 IPs | Bulk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxys.io | $2.10 | - | $1.50 (100) |
| CyberYozh | $2.33 (1) | - | - |
| Webshare | - | $1.33 | $1.12 (200-250), $0.77 (10000+) |
| Proxy-Cheap | $1.69 | $1.69 | $1.69 (1000-1500) |
| BrightData | $2.50 (5) | $2.00 | $1.30 (1000-1500) |
For one or two Danish addresses Proxy-Cheap is the cleanest deal because its price does not depend on quantity at all. Everywhere above twenty addresses Webshare is cheaper, and BrightData only catches up in the thousand-IP range.
Where to buy Danish dedicated datacenter proxies
Proxys.iohttps://proxys.io$1.50+/IPBuy↗Promo code CAPROXY35 – 35% off residential proxies, promo code CAPROXY10 – 10% off static (IPv4/IPv6) proxies, promo code CAPROXY – 5% off static and mobile proxies
CyberYozhhttps://app.cyberyozh.com$2.33+/IPBuy↗The CAPROXY promo code gives a 5% discount on your first order
Websharehttps://webshare.io$0.77+/IPBuy↗
Proxy-Cheaphttps://proxy-cheap.com$1.69+/IPBuy↗
BrightDatahttps://brightdata.com$1.30+/IPBuy↗
Rotating mobile proxies in Denmark
Mobile proxies put you behind an address issued by a Danish cellular carrier. Because carriers share one public address among many real subscribers through CGNAT, blocking such an IP hurts ordinary customers, and platforms know it. That is why mobile is the type people reach for on social networks, on mobile-first apps, when checking how ad creatives are served to Danish phone users, and when reading the mobile version of local search results. Details on the type are in our mobile proxy rating.
There are two billing models here and they do not belong in one table. Traffic plans charge per gigabyte; a dedicated port charges a flat monthly fee for one mobile IP with no traffic meter. Per gigabyte, DataImpulse is the cheapest entry at $1.60/GB on pay-as-you-go and $2.00/GB on volume steps. Evomi asks $3.40/GB at 40-60 GB and $2.20/GB at 5000 GB. NodeMaven and Relayox both start at their small-plan rates, $5.31/GB and $4.25/GB on 2 GB, and both settle at $2.75/GB on their largest steps. 2extract keeps a flat $4.99/GB at every volume, from pay-as-you-go to 700-850 GB, which makes it predictable and, above a few dozen gigabytes, the most expensive of the five.
Unlimited ports are sold by Proxy Seller from $49 a month, CyberYozh from $50 and IPRoyal from $130. Against DataImpulse's $1.60/GB, a $49 port pays for itself once you burn more than about 30 GB a month through a single IP; below that, traffic plans are cheaper and give you the whole Danish pool instead of one address.
Rotation Mobile Proxies, $/GB
| Provider | Small volume | Medium volume | Large volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| NodeMaven | $5.31 (2 GB) | $3.98 (40-60 GB) | $2.75 (1000 GB) |
| Relayox | $4.25 (2 GB) | $3.00 (100-150 GB) | $2.75 (200 GB) |
| DataImpulse | $1.60 (pay-as-you-go) | $2.00 (15-20 GB) | $2.00 (700-850 GB) |
| 2extract | $4.99 (pay-as-you-go) | $4.99 (40-60 GB) | $4.99 (700-850 GB) |
| Evomi | $3.98 (1 GB) | $3.40 (40-60 GB) | $2.20 (5000 GB) |
DataImpulse is the cheapest at every step and the only one under two dollars at entry, which makes 50 GB of Danish mobile traffic cost $100 there against $170 at Evomi's 40-60 GB rate. Evomi only takes the lead at the very top of the ladder, where its $2.20/GB beats the $2.75 floor of NodeMaven and Relayox.
Where to buy Danish mobile proxies
NodeMavenhttps://nodemaven.com$2.75+/GBBuy↗Promo code CAPYRATE35 gives you a 35% discount on your first order.
Relayoxhttps://relayox.com$2.75+/GBBuy↗
DataImpulsehttps://dataimpulse.com$1.60+/GBBuy↗
2extracthttps://2extract.com$4.99+/GBBuy↗Use the CAPROXY promo code to get 15% off your first order
Evomihttps://evomi.com$2.20+/GBBuy↗Promo code: CAPROXY5 — 5% off all plans except Core Residential
Rotating datacenter proxies with Danish IPs
This is the cheapest way to get Danish IP addresses in bulk. You pay per gigabyte and receive server addresses from a rotating pool, so you do not manage a list and you do not pay for idle IPs. It performs well on open data sources, RSS and feed collection, availability and redirect checks, price pages that do not fingerprint visitors, and internal QA. It fails immediately on social platforms, ticket and sneaker sites, and any target that keeps a datacenter ASN blacklist, and no amount of rotation fixes that. The type is compared in full in our datacenter proxy rating.
Two sellers cover Denmark here, and that is not an accident: most providers either do not sell a rotating datacenter product at all or sell one whose country list stops well short of Denmark. DataImpulse charges $0.45/GB on pay-as-you-go and $0.50/GB on volume steps up to 700-850 GB. Proxy4U starts at $2.00/GB at 25-38 GB, falls to $1.50/GB at 700-850 GB and to $1.00/GB at 2000 GB. On 500 GB a month that is $250 at DataImpulse against about $750-1000 at Proxy4U, so unless you already use Proxy4U for something else, the choice for Danish rotating datacenter traffic is simple.
Rotation Datacenter Proxies, $/GB
| Provider | Small volume | Medium volume | Large volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| DataImpulse | $0.45 (pay-as-you-go) | $0.50 (25-38 GB) | $0.50 (700-850 GB) |
| Proxy4U | $2.00 (25-38 GB) | $1.50 (700-850 GB) | $1.00 (2000 GB) |
Proxy4U never reaches DataImpulse's level even at two thousand gigabytes, where it is still twice as expensive per unit.
Where to buy Danish rotating datacenter proxies
DataImpulsehttps://dataimpulse.com$0.45+/GBBuy↗
Proxy4Uhttps://proxy4u.com$1.00+/GBBuy↗
How to buy Danish proxies: payment, refunds, what to check before paying
Payment methods are the first thing that can block a purchase. Crypto is accepted almost everywhere on this page: Proxys.io, Proxy Seller, CyberYozh, Evomi, Proxyscrape, IPRoyal, Proxy-Cheap, NodeMaven, Thordata, Proxy4U, DataImpulse and Novada all take it. Cards work with everyone except Relayox, which accepts crypto only, so plan for that before you get to checkout. Apple Pay and Google Pay are available at Evomi, Webshare and Proxys.io; BrightData takes cards, PayPal, Payoneer, AliPay and Apple Pay but no crypto at all.
Refund windows differ by a factor of seven. Evomi, Proxy4U, DataImpulse and Relayox give 168 hours, Proxyscrape 72, Webshare 48, and Proxy Seller, CyberYozh and Novada 24 hours. IPRoyal, BrightData, 2extract and NodeMaven have no money-back policy, which means the trial matters more with them than with the rest.
Paid trials are the cheap way to check Danish routing before committing: Relayox sells 200 MB for $1, NodeMaven a test package for $3.50, Proxy Seller for $1.99. Free trials are available at Webshare, Proxyscrape, Evomi and BrightData. Promo codes exist for several providers on this page and are shown inside the listings above, applied at checkout.
Two things are worth checking before you pay. First, whether the Danish location is included in the plan you are buying or sold as an extra, since country availability is tied to the specific product. Second, how long purchased traffic stays alive: gigabyte balances expire on some plans and roll over on others, and that detail is worth confirming with support before a large prepayment.
Which Danish proxy to take
For scraping Danish shops and reading local search results, take rotating residential and expect $1.30-3.50 per gigabyte depending on how much you buy. For accounts and sessions that must survive for weeks, take ISP addresses at $2.35-5.29 per IP per month, keeping in mind that the Danish shortlist here is four sellers. For high-volume work on targets that barely check anything, dedicated datacenter starts at $0.77 per IP in bulk and $1.33-1.69 at realistic quantities, while rotating datacenter traffic from $0.45 per gigabyte is the cheapest option of all. Mobile is the answer only when the target rejects everything else, and it starts at $1.60 per gigabyte or $49 a month for an unlimited port. Whichever you choose, verify that Denmark is present in that particular product: a provider with Danish residential IPs may have no Danish ISP or datacenter addresses at all.
FAQ
- Is it legal to buy Danish proxies?
- Buying and using proxies with Danish IP addresses is legal in itself. What matters is what you do through them: scraping public data, ad verification and account management are ordinary commercial uses, while breaching a site's terms, handling other people's personal data or bypassing paywalls creates legal risk regardless of the proxy.
- Which proxy type should I use for Google.dk and local search results?
- Rotating residential. Search engines treat datacenter ranges harshly and a residential Danish IP returns the results a local user sees. Prices on this page run from $1.30/GB at high volume up to $5.31/GB on the smallest plans. For mobile SERP snapshots, use mobile proxies from $1.60/GB.
- Why do some providers have Denmark in residential but not in ISP proxies?
- Residential pools are built from consumer devices worldwide, so adding a country costs the provider almost nothing. ISP addresses have to be leased from a real Danish internet provider and hosted, which is a commercial arrangement per country. Evomi's ISP range covers two countries, NodeMaven's six, Webshare's eleven, and none of them includes Denmark, while all three sell Danish residential traffic.
- What is the minimum price for a Danish IP by type?
- Rotating datacenter from $0.45/GB, dedicated datacenter from $0.77 per IP per month at bulk volume, rotating residential from $1.30/GB, rotating mobile from $1.60/GB, ISP from $2.35 per IP per month. The lowest figures apply at the largest volume steps.
- Can I pay with cryptocurrency?
- Yes, most providers listed here accept crypto, and Relayox accepts nothing else. BrightData is the exception in the other direction: cards, PayPal, Payoneer, AliPay and Apple Pay, but no crypto.
- Is there a free test of Danish proxies?
- Webshare, Proxyscrape, Evomi and BrightData offer free trials. Cheap paid tests are also available: $1 for 200 MB at Relayox, $1.99 at Proxy Seller, $3.50 at NodeMaven. If a provider has no trial and no refund, as with IPRoyal, 2extract and NodeMaven, buy the smallest plan first.
- How does an unlimited mobile port differ from paying per gigabyte, and when is it cheaper?
- A port is one dedicated mobile IP with a flat monthly fee and no traffic meter, sold from $49 at Proxy Seller, $50 at CyberYozh and $130 at IPRoyal. Per-gigabyte plans give you the whole rotating pool instead. Against DataImpulse's $1.60/GB, a $49 port starts paying off above roughly 30 GB of monthly traffic through a single address.
- What should I check before paying?
- That Denmark is included in the exact product you are buying rather than sold as an add-on, and how long purchased traffic remains valid. Refund windows also vary widely: 168 hours at Evomi, Proxy4U, DataImpulse and Relayox, 24 hours at Proxy Seller, CyberYozh and Novada, none at IPRoyal, BrightData, 2extract and NodeMaven.
