What to do with my proxies?

Hi everyone,

So long story short, I happen to have a decent amount of mobile shared proxies from a DIY farm I'm hosting at home, we're talking great speeds (20+ mbps) and the ability to rotate these as I busted my ass in figuring out API commands, other than reselling these, what are some valid use cases that could have some financial return?

A big problem though is that these aren't US proxies or even europe, these are in the middle east :)))

Meaning we're looking for use cases that are mostly about the proxies themselves and their performance, not the location, any ideas other than reselling? I highly doubt people would be looking into buying middle eastern proxies (I'm open to the idea if people are)

Thanks in advance!
I think you can use them yourself, reselling it won't bring much return.
 
I know a site that you can as a noob use proxies to fake your user agents on and earn loads and cash out via bitcoin daily its so easy anyone can do it!!!

(actually I don't. Its just this is what all noobs think is supposed to happen next. lol, they buy or make a little proxy, and boom next step riches! lol )
 
You can use those proxies to create and warm up social media accounts, run automation, scraping, or even rent them to companies needing stable rotating IPs. Even though they are from the Middle East, there’s still a market if the performance is solid. Focus on niches like testing, privacy, scraping, and social media management to generate returns.
 
That setup sounds like a goldmine if you play it right. Nice job getting the API rotation figured out — that's already more than most proxy "providers" out there.
Even though the location isn’t US or EU, mobile IPs still hold value in areas where trust and rotation matter more than geo. A few use cases that come to mind:
  • Social media automation (especially TikTok or Telegram) where mobile proxies reduce bans — and some markets actually prefer non-Western IPs to avoid triggering filters.
  • Ad verification or scraping local ad platforms — especially if you can rotate and mimic organic mobile behavior.
  • Running CTR or engagement bots for local language SEO, especially if you can pair it with traffic from similar regions.
  • Bypassing rate limits or blocks on platforms that don’t heavily geo-restrict.
Also, don’t totally write off reselling — there are agencies or affiliates targeting Middle Eastern markets who’d kill for mobile proxies from the region (especially if they’re fresh and stable). Maybe not mainstream demand, but niche clients pay well.

Have you tried testing them with any automation tools yet?
 
Sell them to proxy providers, use it for your own services, sell them to end users, etc.
 
While the market niche is relatively small, consistent demand exists. I'd recommend expanding your outreach through both platform promotions and direct engagement with service providers.
 
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