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Ok. Going to make this quick.

I am planning to warm-up few 100's google account using this tool that automates all google properties :-

1. Google searches
2. Youtube
3. E-Mail
4. Calendar
Etc

I will be needing this warmup every time before i run my SEO campaigns.

What are the best proxies here that will be cost effective and safe. Explanation behind your suggestion will be appreciated!

Cheers
 
If you’re warming G-accounts regularly, proxies alone won’t save you - but they’re a key layer.

For this type of automation, here’s what you should look for:

✅ Static ISP or clean residential proxies
• From desktop environments (Windows fingerprint: TTL 128, MTU ~1460)
• Low ping, stable connection (not mobile-tunneled or Android-based)
• Sticky sessions for at least 30–60 min

❌ Avoid:
• Cheap datacenter IPs — flagged instantly
• Mobile or 4G tunnels — wrong TCP/IP fingerprint
• High rotation or mixed ASN pools

Good options (tested):
• ISP proxies with same ASN + region as your warm-up target
• Residential with static control, not forced rotation

Even with the best proxy, without proper session behavior (human scrolls, delays, browser profile, etc.), you’ll get flagged. So proxies matter - but the setup behind them matters more.
 
Ok. Going to make this quick.

I am planning to warm-up few 100's google account using this tool that automates all google properties :-

1. Google searches
2. Youtube
3. E-Mail
4. Calendar
Etc

I will be needing this warmup every time before i run my SEO campaigns.

What are the best proxies here that will be cost effective and safe. Explanation behind your suggestion will be appreciated!

Cheers
If you’re warming up hundreds of Google accounts across services (Search, YouTube, Gmail, etc.), proxy quality will make or break your setup. Residential proxies are decent, but mobile proxies are much safer when simulating real user behavior.
Mobile proxies rotate through real carrier IPs:
– Naturally trusted by Google
– Shared with real users
– Low chance of captchas or soft bans
For automated warmups, you can safely pair 3–5 accounts per rotating mobile IP depending on your tool's delay and randomness. It’s a bit pricier than static resi, but far more stable and sustainable for scale.
 
You should get decent results with phone numbers & 4g proxies. I always like the thought of resetting the IP every time you put airplane on/off.
GL :)
 
You should get decent results with phone numbers & 4g proxies. I always like the thought of resetting the IP every time you put airplane on/off.
GL :)
Yes.. well iam working with a remote team so physical phone devices will not be an option. Anyways thanks for airplane mode tip!
 
Ok. Going to make this quick.

I am planning to warm-up few 100's google account using this tool that automates all google properties :-

1. Google searches
2. Youtube
3. E-Mail
4. Calendar
Etc

I will be needing this warmup every time before i run my SEO campaigns.

What are the best proxies here that will be cost effective and safe. Explanation behind your suggestion will be appreciated!

Cheers
Go with residential rotating proxies, they’re the safest for Google warm-ups and mimic real user behavior. Datacenter proxies are cheaper but often get flagged.

For cost-effective options, try Smartproxy, SOAX, or PacketStream. Just make sure your tool rotates IPs properly and avoids overloading any single account.
 
If you’re warming up hundreds of Google accounts across services (Search, YouTube, Gmail, etc.), proxy quality will make or break your setup. Residential proxies are decent, but mobile proxies are much safer when simulating real user behavior.
Mobile proxies rotate through real carrier IPs:
– Naturally trusted by Google
– Shared with real users
– Low chance of captchas or soft bans
For automated warmups, you can safely pair 3–5 accounts per rotating mobile IP depending on your tool's delay and randomness. It’s a bit pricier than static resi, but far more stable and sustainable for scale.
Im surely going to use mobile proxies for actual seo campaign but for warming up i was wondering if there is a cost effective approach to proxies
 
If you’re warming G-accounts regularly, proxies alone won’t save you - but they’re a key layer.

For this type of automation, here’s what you should look for:

✅ Static ISP or clean residential proxies
• From desktop environments (Windows fingerprint: TTL 128, MTU ~1460)
• Low ping, stable connection (not mobile-tunneled or Android-based)
• Sticky sessions for at least 30–60 min

❌ Avoid:
• Cheap datacenter IPs — flagged instantly
• Mobile or 4G tunnels — wrong TCP/IP fingerprint
• High rotation or mixed ASN pools

Good options (tested):
• ISP proxies with same ASN + region as your warm-up target
• Residential with static control, not forced rotation

Even with the best proxy, without proper session behavior (human scrolls, delays, browser profile, etc.), you’ll get flagged. So proxies matter - but the setup behind them matters more.
Ok can you help me here understand

1. How can i detect a mobile or 4g tunnel in proxies?
2. What is the difference between ISP and residential proxies?
 
Im surely going to use mobile proxies for actual seo campaign but for warming up i was wondering if there is a cost effective approach to proxies
Smart move, saving mobile proxies for the key SEO phases (indexing, behavioral signals, scaling) is wise. For warm-up, there are more cost-effective options depending on your risk tolerance:
  • Rotating residential proxies (low-RPM): decent for light warm-up, casual browsing, page scrolling, or setting up profiles. Just make sure the provider has a clean pool, not heavily recycled or flagged.
  • Clean datacenter proxies: if your warm-up is just basic interaction (page hits, light engagement), non-abused datacenter proxies can still work. Just avoid aggressive behavior or high volumes, they flag fast if pushed too hard.
  • DIY local mobile setup: you can turn a phone with a SIM card into a basic mobile proxy via USB tethering and run a proxy server like 3proxy or Tinyproxy. Slightly technical, but very cheap if you’ve got old devices lying around.
Save your trusted mobile proxies for where it counts: Google indexing, CTR boosting, SERP injection, anywhere trust and “human-like” behavior are mission-critical.
 
Ok can you help me here understand

1. How can i detect a mobile or 4g tunnel in proxies?
2. What is the difference between ISP and residential proxies?
1. How to detect mobile/4G tunnel proxies?
Check these signs:
  • TTL is usually 64, not 128 like desktop Windows
  • High ping + jitter (mobile networks fluctuate more)
  • Often uses carrier ASNs like Vodafone, T-Mobile, etc.
  • IP reputation tools (IPQualityScore, Scamalytics) will often flag as “mobile” or suspicious
  • The connection might show as “Android” in TCP fingerprint testers (e.g. whoer.net, browserleaks.com)
They often use devices with USB dongles or virtual mobile setups — great for scraping, but not login-sensitive stuff.

2. ISP proxies vs Residential proxies
  • Residential = real home connections from end-users (via SDK/app opt-ins), often peer-to-peer
    • IPs change more often
    • Better for mass scraping
    • Higher chance of unknown device/IP history
  • ISP Proxies = IPs purchased directly from ISPs and hosted in datacenters
    • Clean, static IPs
    • Desktop fingerprint (if configured right)
    • Better for account logins, ads, and platform trust

TLDR: Residential = scale, ISP = stability

Let me know if you need to know anything else. Happy to help!
 
Im surely going to use mobile proxies for actual seo campaign but for warming up i was wondering if there is a cost effective approach to proxies
We warm up accounts on resident dynamic proxies(socks5). Accounts are active for about 15 days. Sometimes they fall to confirmation numbers, but any virtual service for receiving SMS solves this problem.
 
We warm up accounts on resident dynamic proxies(socks5). Accounts are active for about 15 days. Sometimes they fall to confirmation numbers, but any virtual service for receiving SMS solves this problem.
Thanks for reply. Two things here

1. What the diff between html and sock5 proxies when it comes to acc warm ups
2. Can you recommend any proxy provider
 
Thanks for reply. Two things here

1. What the diff between html and sock5 proxies when it comes to acc warm ups
2. Can you recommend any proxy provider
1) SOCKS5 is recommended for warming up because:
-It better mimics a normal user
-Lower risk of detection by the platform
-All application traffic passes through the proxy

2) Try proxy.soax proxy provider
 
Ok. Going to make this quick.

I am planning to warm-up few 100's google account using this tool that automates all google properties :-

1. Google searches
2. Youtube
3. E-Mail
4. Calendar
Etc

I will be needing this warmup every time before i run my SEO campaigns.

What are the best proxies here that will be cost effective and safe. Explanation behind your suggestion will be appreciated!

Cheers
I think residential proxy is the most suitable. You should use static residential proxy to keep the same IP address. You should avoid using datacenter proxy because this type is easy to be detected by website. You can search for seller in marketplace section.
 
Ok. Going to make this quick.

I am planning to warm-up few 100's google account using this tool that automates all google properties :-

1. Google searches
2. Youtube
3. E-Mail
4. Calendar
Etc

I will be needing this warmup every time before i run my SEO campaigns.

What are the best proxies here that will be cost effective and safe. Explanation behind your suggestion will be appreciated!

Cheers
for most types of accounts - just stick to 4g mobile .
 
Rotating residential or mobile proxy is the right choice. Mobile proxies are better tho as it's harder to detect tho it's more expensive.
 
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