which proxy should I use?

[Coulomb_Schottky]

datacenter proxies will get those gmail accounts phone-verified or banned before you even start because google flags datacenter ASNs instantly. residential is slightly better but still burns out fast if you scale. for anything google related you absolutely need dedicated 4G/5G mobile proxies because of CGNAT, where thousands of real users share the exact same IP so google can't just ban it without blocking real people. this is exactly why i am building my own 4G proxy network right now, renting datacenter or shared residential IPs for google bots just doesn't survive long term.

I see what you mean. I will probably start with Rotating Residential Proxies to just get started and move over to 4G/5G mobile proxies after it all works good and I know I can make profit with it all, because mobile proxies are not cheap. Thank you so much for your feedback!!!!

 

[Coulomb_Schottky]

Selenium is simply an automation tool. You should check with the browser provider to confirm whether they support it.

If you are using Chromium, detecting an open CDP connection is quite easy. With Chromium and other browsers, detection can also be done by comparing fingerprints between the main frame and web workers, along with checks like WebRTC leaks, browser kernel mismatches, and other signals.

For better protection, you can use an anti detection browser. It will involve some cost, but offers much stronger security.

If you prefer a free option, you can try Camoufox. It is not as secure as premium solutions, but still significantly better than using Chromium or Puppeteer or Playwright with stealth.

Oh wow, that is alot to take in. It looks like I am going to need to do some research. I will take these things into mind, but I am trying to add one thing at a time to my bots until they pass as undetectable. Thank you for all your help!!!

 

[Proxellor]

Oh wow, that is alot to take in. It looks like I am going to need to do some research. I will take these things into mind, but I am trying to add one thing at a time to my bots until they pass as undetectable. Thank you for all your help!!!

Just a quick suggestion - if you're answering a few people, it's usually better to just multi-quote and reply to everyone in one single post.

 

[marvelseo]

Datacenter proxies are cheap and fast, but Google can detect and block them easily. Residential proxies work better because they use real ISP IPs and look like normal users.

 

[Coulomb_Schottky]

Just a quick suggestion - if you're answering a few people, it's usually better to just multi-quote and reply to everyone in one single post.

Thank you, I did not know that. As you can see I am a newbie here.

 

[soermejo]

Start with rotating residential to test, but don’t expect them to last long at scale, if it works, move to dedicated 4G/5G since that’s what actually holds up for Google.

 

[ReactiveOffers]

Rotating residential proxies will fit you best for this task. Mobile proxies might be good as well but they might cost higher.

 

[DICloak Browser]

I am using selenium. Can selenium use anti detection browser?

Selenium itself is just one way to automate things. With antidetect setups, the browser handles the profile and environment, and automation runs inside those profiles instead of everything sharing one setup. Different tools can be used for that depending on the setup, the key part is that each account runs in its own profile with its own fingerprint and proxy, so things stay consistent.

Yes, we do offer this, but our maximum session time is 1 hour. I am not sure if that will suit your needs, as it depends on how long you need to access each account. A few IP changes during the day are normal, as many ISPs rotate IPs due to load balancing.


DICloak Browser is also correct about the environment. You should use an anti detection browser as well.

Yeah, that’s usually the part people overlook.

 

[Coulomb_Schottky]

Selenium itself is just one way to automate things. With antidetect setups, the browser handles the profile and environment, and automation runs inside those profiles instead of everything sharing one setup. Different tools can be used for that depending on the setup, the key part is that each account runs in its own profile with its own fingerprint and proxy, so things stay consistent.


Yeah, that’s usually the part people overlook.

Are you saying that every email should have its own session with Selenium? Thank you for you help.

 

[DICloak Browser]

Are you saying that every email should have its own session with Selenium? Thank you for you help.

Not really about Selenium sessions. It’s more about each account having its own browser profile, so fingerprint, cookies, and proxy don’t get shared. The key is just keeping things separated.

 

[Coulomb_Schottky]

Not really about Selenium sessions. It’s more about each account having its own browser profile, so fingerprint, cookies, and proxy don’t get shared. The key is just keeping things separated.

Ok, I see, I am trying to layout all the data I need for every session, and make it seem like none of the emails are shereing anything in commen. Thank you!!!!!

 

[SargentoPlaneta]

In your case, you would need real mobile or residential proxies, not data center proxies, as otherwise you would have problems with your accounts.

 

[Mark Amino]

try static residential proxies

 

[BahaaG]

Residential proxies are the most versatile. Since they behave exactly like your home IP they offer high anonymity and can be used for basically anything.
When to consider another option?
1. Data center proxies if you're looking for cheaper alternatives. But they quickly get flagged, or blocked by the target website, so use them for low security targets.
2. ISP proxies outperform residential (by a lot) when managing multiple accounts, weather it's social media accounts emails.. Because residential proxies will rotate the IP while ISP proxies will give you access to the same IP indefinitely.
3. Mobile proxies will give you better anonymity than residential. This should be you last choice to consider since it's super expensive

In your case I'd suggest ISP proxies, as a cheaper option residential proxies but you will sacrifice quality

 

[Coulomb_Schottky]

Residential proxies are the most versatile. Since they behave exactly like your home IP they offer high anonymity and can be used for basically anything.
When to consider another option?
1. Data center proxies if you're looking for cheaper alternatives. But they quickly get flagged, or blocked by the target website, so use them for low security targets.
2. ISP proxies outperform residential (by a lot) when managing multiple accounts, weather it's social media accounts emails.. Because residential proxies will rotate the IP while ISP proxies will give you access to the same IP indefinitely.
3. Mobile proxies will give you better anonymity than residential. This should be you last choice to consider since it's super expensive

In your case I'd suggest ISP proxies, as a cheaper option residential proxies but you will sacrifice qualityqua

Residential proxies are the most versatile. Since they behave exactly like your home IP they offer high anonymity and can be used for basically anything.
When to consider another option?
1. Data center proxies if you're looking for cheaper alternatives. But they quickly get flagged, or blocked by the target website, so use them for low security targets.
2. ISP proxies outperform residential (by a lot) when managing multiple accounts, weather it's social media accounts emails.. Because residential proxies will rotate the IP while ISP proxies will give you access to the same IP indefinitely.
3. Mobile proxies will give you better anonymity than residential. This should be you last choice to consider since it's super expensive

In your case I'd suggest ISP proxies, as a cheaper option residential proxies but you will sacrifice quality

I see thank you for your help. you have helped for know what every one of them do, thank you.

 

[Brianvault]

Google is very strict, so it’s not just about the proxy type. Datacenter proxies usually get flagged quickly for Gmail. Residential tends to work better, but even then it depends on how the accounts behave and how consistent the setup is. If the activity looks automated or too aggressive, proxies alone won’t help much. It’s more about keeping things stable and low-key than just switching proxy types

 

[IPFighter Global]

For Gmail, you should use rotating residential proxies. You should also carefully check the proxy rotation timing.

 

[hemaaumsa]

Check our Proxyrise.com. We offer all types of proxies: Residential, ISP, Mobile, and Datacenter Proxies. We have budget-friendly plans with multiple locations and stable service. Let me know what type you need.

 

[vierasen]

For Gmail accounts specifically ISP proxies hit the sweet spot — Google treats them more like resi because the IP sits on a real ISP range, but latency stays low unlike true residential. Rotating datacenter will get those accounts locked within a week, tried that route early on and burned through a batch fast. Main rule: one proxy sticks to one account, never share an IP between accounts.

 

[Hidemyacc Global]

I am making a bot system, and one part of the bot has to use many Gmail accounts to boost some websites. But the question is, what type of proxies will work for Google, so that they can't see my bots? Will Rotating Datacenter Proxies work, or do I need Rotating Residential Proxies or something else, Fansyer?

I think datacenter proxies can be a bit risky; it is best to use residential proxies instead. If you need to manage multiple Gmail accounts, you might consider using proxies in conjunction with an anti-detect browser to create distinct browser profiles. This approach makes your access activity appear as if it originates from different individual users.