ristoriel
Banned - Multiple Rules Violations
- Aug 24, 2020
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If you're looking for the cheapest option with unlimited bandwidth, you might need to check shared proxies instead of dedicated ones. It’s best to compare providers and see if they offer bulk discounts or long-term plans to reduce costs.
- Jun 28, 2024
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you can as well post this in the want to buy section, you will receive faster response from sellers there
russocatto69
Newbie
- Mar 5, 2025
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I don't think anyone should really cheap out over proxies, in most cases you're paying for the quality of the proxy really - though if you're really looking for something cheap, there are dozens and dozens of shared proxies available, pretty easy to obtain, but the quality and detection possibility sucks. Most shared proxies will be detected as proxies, otherwise, pay up :- )
- Oct 7, 2023
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What is your budget? How cheap do you want the ISP proxy to be? If you can answer these questions maybe I can help with the answer.
ProxyPapa
Regular Member
- Jan 10, 2025
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Cheap doesn’t always mean high quality. What’s your specific use case?
- Feb 28, 2010
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Having cheap bad quality ISP proxies defeats the purpose entirely. If a provider has them cheap, guaranteed they're gonna be bad
Quality does not matter for me, just ib
BalticProxy_Eu
Senior Member
- Mar 8, 2018
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ISP proxies are not that cheap but these days I saw you could find on BHW marketplace for as little as 1-2$ which is actually quite cheap. I think I also saw some options for limited threads/ports from just 20-30$ which is also really good considering.
I know you specifically said you want the cheapest ISP option, but I think a mobile option can be really good for you because you could buy a dedicated or a shared device even for as little as 20-25$ each. And if you have a quick rotation speed, like 1-2s per rotation, 30-60s per new ip. You could basically get up to 1.5-3k unique IPs per each device per day. Of course this is only viable if you don't need concurrent activity. But can still potentially work. Mobile proxy access is more expensive but they're quite flexible in terms of rotation/ip pool. Not to mention CGNAT means you could run multiple accounts on the same IP at the same time. Just some ideas. If you want the cheapest and unlimited, Datacenter is still your best friend.
I know you specifically said you want the cheapest ISP option, but I think a mobile option can be really good for you because you could buy a dedicated or a shared device even for as little as 20-25$ each. And if you have a quick rotation speed, like 1-2s per rotation, 30-60s per new ip. You could basically get up to 1.5-3k unique IPs per each device per day. Of course this is only viable if you don't need concurrent activity. But can still potentially work. Mobile proxy access is more expensive but they're quite flexible in terms of rotation/ip pool. Not to mention CGNAT means you could run multiple accounts on the same IP at the same time. Just some ideas. If you want the cheapest and unlimited, Datacenter is still your best friend.
so do you provide DC?
You can find a number of proxy sites, compare prices and user reviews.
BalticProxy_Eu
Senior Member
- Mar 8, 2018
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we sell mobile only, but if you check the marketplace section there are many sellers out there for DC proxies, good luck
ib me trail
- Oct 26, 2024
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The marketplace is your friend.
- Jun 28, 2023
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For the cheapest ISP proxy with unlimited bandwidth, look into residential IP proxies.