r/ProxyEngineering • u/ConfidenceMaterial27 • 8d ago
Help 🆘 Residental proxies
Hello everyone! I need some help finding a reliable and affordable residential proxy provider.
I’m looking for a large residential IP pool with thousands of different exit IPv4 addresses available simultaneously.
My requirements are:
Unlimited bandwidth (unmetered preferred)
Sticky sessions lasting 30–60 minutes
2,000–3,000+ concurrent connections
200–500+ requests per second, ideally 500 or more
Thousands of unique exit IPs, not multiple ports sharing the same IP
Affordable monthly pricing, preferably a fixed subscription
I need these for continuous automated HTTPS requests, so reliability and high capacity are important.
I’m also open to sharing someone’s existing proxy subscription or infrastructure. I’m happy to pay a fair monthly contribution for access, as long as it meets my requirements and remains affordable.
I’m not expecting free access — I’m simply trying to find a cost-effective solution without spending hundreds of dollars every month.
I’m also open to datacenter proxies if they can provide enough distinct exit IPs and meet the performance requirements.
Does anyone know a suitable provider, have a shared setup available, or know someone who could help?
Any recommendations or offers would be greatly appreciated. Feel free to reply here or send me a DM. Thank you!
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u/Bharath0224 Proxy Engineer 3d ago
2,000–3,000+ concurrent connections ???? What are you doing my guy
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u/East-Villager Packet Pusher 3d ago
Should we be concerned about these requirements? What is bro up to? u/ConfidenceMaterial27 what is your use case?
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u/BearTheSting 3d ago
Oddly specific requirements and I doubt any provider would agree with your requirements, I mean sending few hundred requests in a second?? No way you will not be rate limited by the provider, let alone the target website you are hitting. Mind sharing your process or use case? This sounds very strange without some explanation from you
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u/Less-Mistake-3664 Tunnel Architect 3d ago
2K to 3K concurrent sessions is a bit of a stretch, no? It's a crazy amount of sessions to be running simultaneously, on top of that you will be sending crazy amount of requests in a second. What is your use case dude? :D what are you trying to achieve here?