Looking for a proxy provider for some games

[Grio]

I'm running some automated programs in games.

Data center ips are fine.

I need something that supports ipv4 sock5s.
Shared is okay as long as it has great up time, great stability and decent latency. Large bandwidth isn't needed but shouldn't be too limiting..

Ofc I can get a bunch of free AWS accounts with a year free VM and turn that into a sock machine or get a 2$ monthly VM and also turn that into a sock5.

I'm not seeing anything responsible for a sock5 provider on market especially at their price points. Any recommendations?

 

[711Proxy_]

I'm running some automated programs in games.

Data center ips are fine.

I need something that supports ipv4 sock5s.
Shared is okay as long as it has great up time, great stability and decent latency. Large bandwidth isn't needed but shouldn't be too limiting..

Ofc I can get a bunch of free AWS accounts with a year free VM and turn that into a sock machine or get a 2$ monthly VM and also turn that into a sock5.

I'm not seeing anything responsible for a sock5 provider on market especially at their price points. Any recommendations?

What are your requirements for SOCKS proxies?

 

[PsoyNe]

I'm running some automated programs in games.

Data center ips are fine.

I need something that supports ipv4 sock5s.
Shared is okay as long as it has great up time, great stability and decent latency. Large bandwidth isn't needed but shouldn't be too limiting..

Ofc I can get a bunch of free AWS accounts with a year free VM and turn that into a sock machine or get a 2$ monthly VM and also turn that into a sock5.

I'm not seeing anything responsible for a sock5 provider on market especially at their price points. Any recommendations?

What region are you looking for?

 

[Grio]

What region are you looking for?

US east coast or the UK.

What are your requirements for SOCKS proxies?

-Data center is fine.
-low latency
-high up time
-private preferred
-high stability
-dont need a lot of bandwidth but needs to be reasonable

 

[Proxy Cake]

Static ISP proxies will be what you're looking for, they come with unlimited bandwidth and a consistent IP

 

[Grio]

Static ISP proxies will be what you're looking for, they come with unlimited bandwidth and a consistent IP

Bandwidth isn't a major concern. 1mb/s per ip would be more than enough for what I need.

 

[ristoriel]

I'm running some automated programs in games.

Data center ips are fine.

I need something that supports ipv4 sock5s.
Shared is okay as long as it has great up time, great stability and decent latency. Large bandwidth isn't needed but shouldn't be too limiting..

Ofc I can get a bunch of free AWS accounts with a year free VM and turn that into a sock machine or get a 2$ monthly VM and also turn that into a sock5.

I'm not seeing anything responsible for a sock5 provider on market especially at their price points. Any recommendations?

If stability and uptime are your main priorities, a Mobile or Residential Proxy might be a good option since they tend to be more reliable for gaming automation. Shared options can work, but it’s always good to check for low-latency connections to avoid disruptions.

 

[ProxyPapa]

-Data center is fine.
-low latency
-high up time
-private preferred
-high stability
-dont need a lot of bandwidth but needs to be reasonable

Plenty of providers here on Marketplace. Request a free trial and see what works better for your use case

 

[proxygo]

I'm running some automated programs in games.

Data center ips are fine.

I need something that supports ipv4 sock5s.
Shared is okay as long as it has great up time, great stability and decent latency. Large bandwidth isn't needed but shouldn't be too limiting..

Ofc I can get a bunch of free AWS accounts with a year free VM and turn that into a sock machine or get a 2$ monthly VM and also turn that into a sock5.

I'm not seeing anything responsible for a sock5 provider on market especially at their price points. Any recommendations?

there are many sellers here who will fit your req
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/