Dexodata brings residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies into one dashboard on one balance, with control over how, where, and when your traffic runs. This guide covers the service, how to create a port step by step, and the details of its tokenized balance and lifetime referral program.

Dexodata is a data-collection proxy network that combines residential, mobile, and datacenter IPs in a single dashboard, on a single balance. It runs a 100% opt-in network under strict KYC and AML standards, with coverage across Europe, North and South America, and Asia, at 99.9% uptime.

Rather than fixed plans, Dexodata uses a pay-as-you-go (PAYG) model: you pay for what you use, and every proxy type draws from the same balance, so you top up once and switch between IP types as each task requires.

Dexodata lets you validate the network before committing a budget:

• $1 trial credit from your dashboard via the "Get a $1 trial" button.

• Access to residential, mobile, and datacenter IPs on the same balance.

To get the test balance, sign in and click "Get a $1 trial" – the credit is added to your dashboard, and you can create a port straight away, as shown below.

Setting up a proxy in Dexodata means creating a port, all from one dashboard.

Steps 1-2 – open the Ports section

1-2. After signing in you land on the Dashboard. From here you can open every working area – Ports, Transactions, Users, Statistics, Settings, and Referrals – with Top up balance and Profile in the top bar. To create a proxy, open Ports: click the Ports icon in the left menu (1) or the Ports tile (2). The dashboard also offers to enable 2FA ("Connect") and to complete "Identity verification"; verifying the account removes the limit on the number of ports.

Step 3 – add a new port

3. The Ports page opens with a Filter (ID, Name, User, Country, and a Show deleted toggle) above your ports list. A banner notes the cap until verification: "Number of ports (Max.): 25". Click "+ Add port" (3).

Step 4 – open the New port form and the proxy-type selector

4. On the New port page you can set the Name (default "Port 1"), the Count (number of ports, default 1), and an optional Group. On the right are Authorization (default "Login/Password (Automatic)"), the IP change mode, and an Auto renewal checkbox. To choose the network, click the proxy-type row, shown by default as "Residential – Home internet providers (e.g., Internet-at-home)" (4).

Step 5 – choose one of three proxy types

5. Choose one of three proxy types (5):

Residential

From homeowners' and public Wi-Fi connections, residential IPs blend in more naturally than hosting-based addresses. Best for strict targets and geo-sensitive content.

Mobile

Carrier-network IPs with one of the highest trust levels among anti-fraud systems. Suited to social platforms and account-heavy workflows.

Datacenter

Based on hosting providers and Local Internet Registries (LIRs). Cost-effective, easy to scale, and well suited to automation, high-volume parsing, technical monitoring, and other traffic-intensive tasks where predictable pricing matter.

Step 6 – set the geography

6. The port is "Any country and city by default". To target a location, click "Add" (6); to leave locations out, use "Exclude".

Step 7 – pick a country (and, if needed, region, city, operator)

7. Select a country from the list – for example, "United States" (7). You can then refine it with "Region", "City", and "Operator", and confirm with "Add" (or "Cancel").

Steps 8-10 – set the IP change mode and order the port

8-9. Open "IP change mode" (8) and pick one of three options (9): By time, By link, or On each request.

10. The estimated cost appears at the bottom (for example, "0.03 Gt / ~$0.2"). Click "Order port" (10) to create it.

Most proxy services store your balance in dollars and deduct traffic at the current rate. If prices rise later, the money already in your account buys less traffic than it did the day you deposited it. Dexodata avoids this with balance tokenization.

When you top up, your funds convert into internal tokens – accounting units used only to pay for proxy traffic, with a value tied to a fixed amount of traffic rather than to the dollar. So you're buying prepaid traffic, not a dollar balance. These tokens are not a cryptocurrency or an investment, and can't be traded or used outside the platform. If pricing changes later, it applies only to new top-ups; the tokens you already hold keep their value and are spent under the same rules.

Benefits

• Prepaid traffic never loses value – a price change can't shrink your balance.

• Predictable costs – no need to track pricing updates.

• Top up in advance and lock in the value.

• Transparent billing – the balance is shown in tokens and deducted automatically across your PAYG proxies.

Dexodata runs a lifetime Revenue Share: you share a personal referral link, and every payment your referrals make credits your account, with no expiration. Rates grow with the number of active referral partners:

• 5% – up to 10 referral partners

• 10% – 10-15 referral partners

• 12% – 15+ referral partners

A referral becomes active after their first balance top-up. Earnings arrive as direct transactions you can spend on proxies or withdraw, and after a month of collaboration you receive a discount promo code. Your link is generated at sign-up in your account's Referral program section, with ready-made banners and templates provided.

• Advertising and market research – ad verification, price and travel-fare aggregation, affiliate/CPA testing, brand monitoring and protection, performance testing.

• SEO and search – SERP and keyword monitoring by region, ranking tracking, website availability and speed testing, search-engine crawling.

• Data gathering – web scraping and parsing at scale, stock-market data, large-scale public data collection.

• AI / ML – real-time datasets for LLM training, localized SERP results worldwide, stable crawlers, monitoring ranking changes by region.

• Social media and multi-accounting – running and growing accounts across major platforms.

• Retail and e-commerce – pricing and catalog data, release monitoring, competitor research.

Cheap or poorly aligned proxies rarely look expensive on the invoice – the cost shows up elsewhere. By Dexodata's own breakdown, weak proxy quality can mean roughly 4-8 engineer hours per block wave, 15-40% of collected data discarded from wrong regions or partial loads, and account lifetimes cut from months to weeks. Local, well-aligned proxies let you see each market exactly as its real users do, so the report reflects reality and your accounts last.

• Claim the $1 trial credit and create a port using the steps above.

• Test targeting (country, region, city, ISP) and rotation (By time, By link, On each request).

• Add the referral program to earn on every payment you refer.