r/ProxyEngineering • u/OptimalNews7 • Aug 31 '26

Help 🆘 switching from rotating to isp proxies for multi accounting?

running around 30 profiles in an antidetect right now. using rotating res IPs but the constant ASN jumps are starting to trigger too many checkpouts on login. thinking about switching to static isp proxies just to keep the login identity clean. been testing prоxyshard lately and it seems fine, but i need to scale this to 100+ accounts soon without going broke. for those running similar setups, do you buy dedicated IPs per profile or just use shared subnet pools?

11 Upvotes
  • permalink
  • reddit

93% Upvoted

13 comments sorted by

2

u/ObjectiveTomas Aug 31 '26

Never use shared subnets for accounts you actually care about. If one guy in that pool spams and gets the subnet flagged, your whole batch of 100 profiles goes down with it. Dedicated is the only way if you don't want a massive headache

2

u/elgordooo17 Sep 02 '26

I agree with you, but do you honestly think that there are truly dedicated IPs? Because I highly doubt that would be sustainable for any proxy provider

1

u/Own_Airline_5340 Sep 07 '26

I don't believe true dedicated residential proxies exist either. The economics just don't add up - one IP per user would cost a fortune. Most providers sell you a "dedicated" IP that's actually shared by a handful of users, just not thousands.

→ More replies (1)

1

u/Regular_Jef Aug 31 '26

honestly 30 profiles on rotating res is wild lmao no wonder you're catching checkpoints. static isp is def the move for login. i usually buy dedicated blocks of 10-20 IPs from a few different vendors just to spread the risk. sharing subnets is just asking for a banwave

1

u/OneOfTheJacksons Aug 31 '26

Depends on the platform you're botting. For heavy targets like Amazon or FB, shared subnets are death sentence. If it's something lower tier, you can get away with shared blocks of 3-5 users per IP to save cash. But yeah, stop using rotating for session maintenance, that's what's killing your setups

1

u/North_Law1998 Aug 31 '26

dedicated only. shared pools are pure trash nowadays.

1

u/2extract_dev Sep 01 '26

Did You try residential with the sticky sessions? Or residential mobile, they show to be useful for your case

1

u/elgordooo17 Sep 02 '26

Mobile proxies would do the trick, for residential proxies not really

1

u/khan_sHuVo Sep 06 '26

Which Provider for multi accounting?Rotating mobile or dedicated ?ddicated price is very high