which proxy can i use for managing 300 accounts

[Bigray]

i need a cheap proxy to manage 300 twitter accounts, what kind of proxy should i go for?

 

[Bigray]

i went to the proxy marketplace and i saw lots of proxies, i got confused of which one to choose

 

[gigateub]

Mobile proxies usually come as recommended. I'd say see which seller in the marketplace offers 24 hour trials, which you should run on accounts your ready to lose, just in case.

 

[goesraphael]

i need a cheap proxy to manage 300 twitter accounts, what kind of proxy should i go for?

Use sociaipro.com

 

[BalticProxy_Eu]

Mobile or residential proxies are your safe bet. Mobile proxies have a slight edge tho cause its harder to detect.

 

[Bigray]

Use sociaipro.com

this is not a proxy site

 

[saferidge]

Most human-like for social media is mobile proxies though expensive, for cheaper option, residential proxies. Just don't go for datacenter ones.

 

[goesraphael]

this is not a proxy site

But with this u can manage all your accounts.
You have to configure one by one, then you won't have to do anything for life, it will post for you every single day, how many time you choose to post (17 posts per day for free with free X API).
Send me an inbox and we can talk.
I'm the owner of the website, we can manage an account for a huge discount so you can use our platform to manage all your twitter accounts without having to subscribe for 30 plans.
I can do 1 plan customized for you with 300 accounts.

 

[Proxy Cake]

I would use rotating residential proxies and have a specific session for each account all targeting a different location. This way you only have to pay for data

 

[AspiringNomad]

Depends a little on what you intend to do with those accounts and whether they are low-value or high-value accounts.

Quick summary:

• Datacenter proxies - avoid them.
• Residential proxies - a good option if you're not doing anything too spammy or high-risk. The IP addresses are assigned by the ISPs to homes and locations and the proxy provider usually has a block of these IPs. If either you or others using IPs from that block are conducting high-risk activities, Twitter will easier flag any accounts emanating from that IP block. Also, rotating IPs with residential proxies is the equivalent of changing homes / physical location regularly, which in itself is a potential flag. In general, residential proxies are a good option to start with (cheaper than mobile proxies) either if you will be performing low-risk activities or if you are using low-value Twitter accounts (i.e. you are not too worried about potentially losing some accounts every now and then). For high-risk activities or high-value accounts though, I would go with mobile proxies.
• Mobile proxies - best option but also the priciest. The IPs are from the mobile networks and rotate among a much larger pool. Mobile proxies have the highest trust factor with the platforms (mimics people using their phones and not desktop computers) and can be set to rotate the IP address frequently, meaning lower risk of accounts being flagged for the reason of source IP being spammy or high-risk. Also, unlike with residential proxies, with a mobile proxy, it is a good thing to rotate the IP regularly because it is the equivalent of you moving around with your mobile phone (and connecting to different cell towers). That said, I would usually not run more than 5-20 accounts at a time on a mobile proxy. To be clear, you can use the same proxy for all 300 accounts, but run them in batches of 5-20 accounts at a time. Set up the mobile proxy to rotate the IP frequently, then space out logins and actions.

Irrespective of which type of proxy you choose, try to pick a proxy from the country where your accounts were registered (or a similar country). So if your accounts were registered in the UK, it would look suspicious if you are connecting (using an proxy's IP address) from say Uzbekistan.

Also consider using an anti-detect browser.

 

[Dexonmen]

What are you using to run those 300 accounts? A whole cyber café setup? A phone farm? Or maybe just one beefy laptop crying in the corner?
If you're on an antidetect browser, some of them actually give free proxies inside the app, which helps cut costs. I’m just running 30 X accounts myself, nothing wild, but I use Hidemyacc with their free US proxy. Yeah, it’s datacenter IP, but since I’m using pre-bought accounts, it’s been chill so far. No bans yet, knock on wood

 

[OnlineProxyIO]

If you wanna manage it without blowing your budget, your best bet is rotating residential proxies. It all comes down to having solid IP pools and not getting ripped off on pricing. Play it safe with around 1-3 accounts per proxy. Now, if you’re going hard on posting or automating stuff it’s smart to mix in some mobile proxies too, maybe 10-20 for your more valuable or riskier accounts. They’re tougher for twitter to sniff out, and you can usually run 5-10 accounts per mobile IP without too much heat. Whatever you do, avoid cheap datacenter proxies. And don’t forget to run with an anti-detect browser like multilogin or gologin with your proxies to keep fingrprints isolated

 

[gigateub]

What are you using to run those 300 accounts? A whole cyber café setup? A phone farm? Or maybe just one beefy laptop crying in the corner?
If you're on an antidetect browser, some of them actually give free proxies inside the app, which helps cut costs. I’m just running 30 X accounts myself, nothing wild, but I use Hidemyacc with their free US proxy. Yeah, it’s datacenter IP, but since I’m using pre-bought accounts, it’s been chill so far. No bans yet, knock on wood

running actions manually?

 

[proxygo]

i need a cheap proxy to manage 300 twitter accounts, what kind of proxy should i go for?

for social media you will need 4g - not cheap

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

i need a cheap proxy to manage 300 twitter accounts, what kind of proxy should i go for?

Managing 300 Twitter accounts requires more than just a “cheap” proxy, it needs stability, clean IPs, and solid rotation. The safest option here is mobile rotating proxies. They give you real mobile IPs that are much harder to flag, and allow you to rotate sessions naturally, simulating real user behavior. You can manage multiple accounts per proxy as long as you isolate them properly (using anti-detect browsers, for example). Focus less on price and more on IP quality, dirty or reused IPs will get you flagged fast and waste your efforts.

 

[Dexonmen]

running actions manually?

yes

 

[farahohhhhh]

residential and mobile proxies are usually the go-to recommendation. makes sense since they’re also the most expensive lol. but from my personal experience, just me though, datacenter proxies can still work, accounts can live just fine. i get that most people don’t want to take the risk, but hey, sometimes we gotta save a bit on cost right
also don’t forget to pair them with antidetect browsers like gologin, hidemyacc, dolphin, etc. plenty of solid options out there. managing 300 x accounts is no joke. good luck!

 

[MickWilmer]

These days, mobile proxies are the best way to work with social media.

 

[r3algaminghd]

Considering the budget a rotating residential proxy might be the best bet. Datacenter proxies are cheaper yes but Twitter is pretty good at detecting and blocking them. Residential proxies look like real user IP addresses making them less likely to get flagged. A rotating system is key because constantly using the same IP from a residential pool can still raise suspicion.

 

[seo crazy]

Use backconnect rotating proxies, they swap IPs for each account automatically and are cheap at scale.