What's the best proxy type for YouTube with Anti-Detect Browser?
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Purwanto
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Which proxy provider do you think is good for YouTube with an anti-detect browser?
Vorkleck
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You can check BHW marketplace section and you will find plenty of good providers that can suit your budget and requirements
- Nov 29, 2025
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Go with ISP proxies. They're cheaper than residential, but YouTube sees them as real internet providers, so they're much safer than cheap datacenter IPs.
The key feature you need is "sticky IPs" (session persistence). This means each of your anti-detect browser profiles always uses the same IP address. Switching IPs every time you log in looks suspicious.
Get them from a reputable provider (like Bright Data, IPRoyal) to ensure the IPs aren't already blacklisted. Start with a small package to test on 1-2 accounts before buying more.
The key feature you need is "sticky IPs" (session persistence). This means each of your anti-detect browser profiles always uses the same IP address. Switching IPs every time you log in looks suspicious.
Get them from a reputable provider (like Bright Data, IPRoyal) to ensure the IPs aren't already blacklisted. Start with a small package to test on 1-2 accounts before buying more.
manage own residential device proxy is the perfect experience,using 5G proxies cam be an option need manage to upload only due to the time frame options for cheap 5G proxies.
viserlab360
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- Oct 27, 2025
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For YouTube plus anti‑detect browsers, ISP‑based static proxies or good residential proxies are generally the safest balance between cost and risk. Datacenter proxies are cheapest but get flagged easiest risky for real channel work.
theusualkeysersoze
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ISP proxies are the worst, please listen before saying things like use Bright data, Google has their number, aka they know ervery single ASN of them, BD is totally and entirelly on the sitting duck list.
ISP proxies in general have pof "openvpn" which are also widely known.
Now residential proxies by now are almost just as bad due to very bad rotating patterns and poor connectivity has leaked so many real IP and x-forwarded-for on http proxies its not even funny.
Do not trust the proxy providers, learn to research this stuff yourself, this is not easy.
The Anti detects generally do things right, they give you the tools, but they too, are far from plug and play.
Learn how these things work under the hood, do not trust Proxy providers, the cereal companies told us that eating 100 grams of sugar for breakfast is healthy for decades, every single food scientist has scoffed at that since forever, but noone listened.
The proxy ecosystem is a hostile zone with crazy marketing lies and unsophisticated users burning the pools faster than the proxy providers can replenish new ones. Did you know that many residential proxies are some Russian grannies IOT fridge serving as a node for these providers lol.
ISP proxy, typically unmetered badnwidth for like 2 usd a month and you get a dedicated IP, why the hell does nobody question how this can ever be economical?
People believe aproxy provider will take a monthly subscription out for them and host the whole thing while losing money on this? This is not how any of this works.
- Jul 9, 2023
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I used the Octo Browser + Residental Proxy.
Great connection speed and never kicked out of the account and asked for additional confirmations.
What are the purposes you need this for? If you want to upload Short content in bulk, then I think this is not the right option for you.
Great connection speed and never kicked out of the account and asked for additional confirmations.
What are the purposes you need this for? If you want to upload Short content in bulk, then I think this is not the right option for you.
theusualkeysersoze
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Well, Youtube = Google = biggest ad network in the world and the owners ot the http3 protocol and the Chrome browser.
You wanna go into battle with them on a budget?
You need to know how to check a proxy, how to not leak IPs, set up an anti detect.
Do you know these google ads, where competitors click on eachothers ads to hurt eachothers bottom line? Google refunds these fake clicks, after figuring out which were not organic, they have a pretty good idea about this.
I can guarantee you that many many anti detect users are leaking real IPs behing http and socks5 proxies all the time, poisoning the pools, Google and CF take note and later nuke the accounts, they nuke when its 100% clear or no later than when it comes to paying out any money. They do not do in real time, the infrastructure cost would be prohibitive and slow down services, they do in layers and batches.
ISP proxies generally run on openvpn which is trivially detected and automatically assigned a lesser trust score even on a brand new IP which hasnt been passed around. If its been passed around, google and CF "know their number".
Residential proxies used to be better, but connectivity issues, short sticky session times and users getting flagged have degraded the trust and quality of these pools, so the situation overall is not very pleasant.
Mobile proxies get initital trust but what you gonna do on your anti detect phone emulator when Google asks you to open an app on that "phone"?
As you can see, you need a rock solid entry point aka exit IP, and a bullet proof anti detect setting to even have any starting chance whatoever.
If someone can afford Windows servers with real GPUs they are much better positioned to get away with many things.
The solution is not just about buying a better proxy. It’s about building a consistent fingerprint chain from your ISP, through your proxy, to your antidetect browser, and maintaining that chains integrity across sessions. I’ve run and maintained various infras for years without a many bans by focusing on these three pillars. In my tracking, accounts using residential proxies from pools with less than 2 hour sticky sessions have a 50% ban rate within 60 days.
I hope this helps
- Nov 23, 2025
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Agreed! ISP proxies can be a solid budget choice, but behavior patterns and session consistency tend to matter even more. If all accounts act too similarly, detection systems notice that faster than proxy type alone.
SargentoPlaneta
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I would recommend using residential proxies; they are more stable for cases like YouTube, which requires constant bandwidth. There are many providers here that offer their services.
Rikachu
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For managing YouTube accounts with an anti-detect browser, residential proxies are typically the best choice. They provide IP addresses assigned by real Internet Service Providers to actual homes, making your traffic appear as a regular user. This is crucial for a platform like YouTube, which aggressively flags data center IPs and can easily link accounts using them.
Mobile proxies are another high-quality option, often seen as even more legitimate since the IP rotates as it moves between cell towers. They are excellent for avoiding detection but are usually the most expensive type. For most YouTube tasks that aren't extremely high-risk, a reliable residential proxy provider will offer the best balance of authenticity and cost.
Mobile proxies are another high-quality option, often seen as even more legitimate since the IP rotates as it moves between cell towers. They are excellent for avoiding detection but are usually the most expensive type. For most YouTube tasks that aren't extremely high-risk, a reliable residential proxy provider will offer the best balance of authenticity and cost.
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