Mobile Proxy vs Static Residential for Reddit Marketing

[ceo_asav]

For experienced Reddit marketers (OFM) do you find more success operating an account with a ISP (static residential) or a Mobile Proxy, I understand the con of static is they normally sell it to multiple people to scale, but if it is truly dedicated, then its good. There was a ban wave yday, my accs got banned, I have always used mobile proxy, I think its time to re think that.

Thoughts?

 

[RenwarG]

I used an ISP for 2 days on Reddit, but I got banned in the end for doing nothing, just because they directed the IP
I think if you use a good ISP you can have a longer life span for your accounts, I haven't used mobile proxies they are costly

 

[jd.the.man]

I use mobile proxies they work well

 

[RenwarG]

I use mobile proxies they work well

where do you buy them

 

[natsuko]

Might be time to run a hybrid setup, mobile for volume, resi for aged legit-looking accs

 

[Pixelstore]

Mobile proxies with decent warm up should be all what you'll ever need for reddit.

 

[RenwarG]

Mobile proxies with decent warm up should be all what you'll ever need for reddit.

What is an average price or a good price?

 

[TheMarquis]

What is an average price or a good price?

It depends on the location, quality, bandwidth, if it's shared or dedicated and so on. For example, an USA mobile proxy will cost more than an European one.
On average, and European proxy costs around $50.

 

[Proxy Cake]

A lot of people chalk up their bans to the proxy but when you hear about what they're doing its usually an obvious mistake. You have to warm up the account slowly to build the trust score for the accounts

 

[ristoriel]

Both mobile and residential proxies have their pros and cons, but it really depends on how you're managing your accounts. Mobile proxies tend to rotate naturally, making them harder to track, but if bans are becoming an issue, testing a high-quality dedicated residential option could be worth it. It’s always good to diversify and adjust based on what works best for long-term stability.

 

[ceo_asav]

I use mobile proxies they work well

Who's ur mobile proxy provider?

 

[ByteZero]

Mobile proxies for the win. But proxies alone will not ensure that you dont get banned. Warm up your account!

 

[jordanClicks]

Mobile proxies rotate IPs often, making them safer for Reddit actions like upvoting or account farming. Static residential proxies are more stable, better for managing long-term accounts. Depends on your goals—use mobile for safety, static for control.

 

[tidderautomate]

reddit knows when are using mobile proxy on desktop browsers is suspicious, it is not normal to use hotspot as your internet, use a mobile user agent and a small screen size

 

[Proxy Brazil]

Specific bans will be the fault of the proxy alone, but rather of the set of factors that are being used to achieve its objective.

As for the quality of the proxy, I always say that mobile is the best, followed by residential and finally dedicated. Of course, this sequence also applies to the cost of the proxy.

However, in addition to the proxy, there are other factors such as the fingerprint and user action. The more you look like a regular user, the more credit you will have with the social network.

 

[RedditWarehouse]

When you dealing with reddit there is always chance to get banned, just don't look for a pattern for that. Being %100 succesfull is too hard.

 

[Bratt57]

Sometimes is not about the IP or proxy type but what actions are you doing and do you leave footprints !