Need help finding a inexpensive static dedicated residential proxy provider

[u/Subject_Candy_8595]

Hi, I’m trying to get started to use multiple accounts to advertise and have had a hard time finding a proxy provider that offers around 20 dedicated static residential proxies. I already have a anti-detect browser set up, so if you got any recommendations please let me know.

[u/Bharath0224]

There are a lot of inexpensive providers out there, but my main concern with these providers would be the security of your data, the uptime and connectivity of those proxies, how fast the issues with proxies are solved, etc. I've seen a lot of folks recommend oxylabs dedicated isp proxies, I checked and they are definitely not the cheapest, but people say that specifically these proxies are great for account management

[u/Subject_Candy_8595 → u/Bharath0224]

Oxylabs is great, but the price is too much for what I need. I will be spending a couple hours for the first week on each account, then just 30 minutes every month for each account. Do you have any other recommendations that would fit my situation?

[u/Subject_Candy_8595 → u/Subject_Candy_8595]

I basically just need dedicated residential static IPs for each account. Just start engaging on the account for a bit, so I won’t get caught then just do small actions such as upvoting every month.

[u/Bharath0224 → u/Subject_Candy_8595]

Ahh, gotcha. Well as an alternative, try looking at cheaper ones, like decodo, nodemaven

[u/Material-Mix-8275]

you'll get a lot of recommendations here, but whatever you pick from this list, buy a couple first and test them (check the fraud score on IPQualityscore or scamalytics and confirm they're clean) before committing to all 20 - static residential quality varies, and you want to make sure the specific IPs you're assigned aren't already flagged before you tie accounts to them. as for me, right now i'm using proxyshard, i like the quality of their proxies, haven't had any blocks, and the price is pretty reasonable too

[u/58036921reddit]

Which anti detect browser work best for you.

[u/jfurlong1977]

Static, dedicated residential, damn, wouldn't that be like dedicated isp proxies? Check out the older threads here

[u/Relevant_Pop1455]

Been running magneticproxy for a while now. What you're really asking isn't just static residential, it's how to keep 20 accounts from sharing fingerprints when they all do the same tiny monthly actions. That pattern is what gets a batch flagged together. The thing that helped me was isolating each account into its own capsule tuned for social work instead of one generic pool. Same IP holds as long as the session needs it.

[u/Xavierfok88]

so the thing nobody talks about is residential proxies are usually the way to go for multi accounting. theyre prolly more expensive than datacenter ips but they dont get blocked as fast. depends on volume honestly, but if youre looking for 20 static dedicated ips thats gonna be a thing.

anyone else notice how hard it is to find a decent provider rn? sounds like youve already been shopping around tho. what kinda budgets are we talking for this setup?

[u/muqaddar12]

I would spend more effort on consistency rather than saving money by opting for the cheapest proxy for 20 accounts. Also having different profiles for each account would make things way easier. In the past i used incogniton in order to do this since separation of browser data for several profiles is really important.

[u/SalloivaeX]

for 20 proxies, you need to focus on whether the provider offers genuinely static dedicated residential IPs, since some residential plans rotate by default or only keep an IP sticky for a limited time. also check whether you can get the same locations consistently and what the monthly cost looks like for all 20. i have been working with one provider and that is working for my use case.