Scaling 4G proxies?

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Currently I run 2 Instagram accounts on a 4G proxy.

I run this 4G proxy with a virtual machine. 1 proxy = 1 virtual machine.

However, this setup is not scalable what so ever. If I need 10+ proxies, I need to buy multiple laptops. As the number of proxies is limited by the amount of virtual machines I can run on 1 laptop.

Are there any other, better setups than this that someone could share with me? A setup that is more scalable, running multiple 4G proxies from 1 laptop / 1 windows.
 
god you build VM for proxy server ? You need IT guy.
I am using usb sticks and lte - eth routers all connected to same OS .
 
Friend if you handle a little hardware you can use a raspberry pi and buy modens 4g to create a network.
 
you have cheaper option of using raspberry pie . a simple would be one raspberry = 1 proxy but can be multiple if you know linux networking .
 
U can buy modem/dongle + tplink tl-ml3020 for create multiple network, and use squid or ccproxy for create incoming and outgoing data (multiple outgoing data)
 
U can buy modem/dongle + tplink tl-ml3020 for create multiple network, and use squid or ccproxy for create incoming and outgoing data (multiple outgoing data)
Hi,Could you please explain a bit about the setup or any tutorial that can help.
 
just build a dongles server or hawuii lte routers.
Very unstable for me so better have IT guy do it all and maintain.
 
Why not rent proxies better.

I’ve seen prices on this forum asking $200+ for 1 private 4G proxy.

I can buy the same for $5,00 – 12,50 if I set it up myself (I live in a developing country, $5,00 a month will get me 4 GB 12,50 will get me unlimited.)

I am working on a similar project. It will be pricey but you will have 100% private 4G connection. It will only be used by you. There will be at least 6 months contracts of course and set up fee.

Where I live I can get subscriptions per months, or also pre-pay.

Someone posted something about sim banks and gsm gateways, that would allow you to create hundreds of proxies without the need of a vm

Any link to the thread you mean?
 
god you build VM for proxy server ? You need IT guy.
I am using usb sticks and lte - eth routers all connected to same OS .

Could you tell more about this setup? Any guide that explains how to create it?

Friend if you handle a little hardware you can use a raspberry pi and buy modens 4g to create a network.

Could you tell more about this setup? Any guide that explains how to create it?

Multiple browser profiles?

Still possible to automate? Any guide to that explains how to create?
 
you have cheaper option of using raspberry pie . a simple would be one raspberry = 1 proxy but can be multiple if you know linux networking .

Could you tell more about this setup? Any guide that explains how to create it?

U can buy modem/dongle + tplink tl-ml3020 for create multiple network, and use squid or ccproxy for create incoming and outgoing data (multiple outgoing data)

Could you tell more about this setup? Any guide that explains how to create it?

just build a dongles server or hawuii lte routers.
Very unstable for me so better have IT guy do it all and maintain.

Could you tell more about this setup? Any guide that explains how to create it?
 
I’ve seen prices on this forum asking $200+ for 1 private 4G proxy.

I can buy the same for $5,00 – 12,50 if I set it up myself (I live in a developing country, $5,00 a month will get me 4 GB 12,50 will get me unlimited.)

So it will not be USA or EU IP then?

And i don't think it will cost you $200 for 1 Proxy it's unrealistic.
 
So it will not be USA or EU IP then?

And i don't think it will cost you $200 for 1 Proxy it's unrealistic.

I said that I've seen 4G proxies that expensive, here in the marketplace actually. But I'm not saying all 4G proxies are that expensive. However you still pay around 50 dollars easily for a private 4G proxy.

I can create those myself as well, for 20 - 25% of that price easily. Both in developing countries as well as Western Europe and USA.
 
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