Best Proxies for YouTube

[red-star]

What's up!

I’ve tried several proxy providers, but most of them gave me flagged proxies. Even with a fresh Dolphin Anty browser profile and a new dedicated static ISP proxy, Google asked me to solve a CAPTCHA on my first visit!

My use case is growing YouTube channels.

My setup would be:

Dolphin Anty Browser (fresh profile) + Dedicated static ISP proxy

Based on your experience, which proxy provider would you recommend for this use case?

 

[jiroxys101]

You should switch to using a mobile proxy 4G or a residential proxy with session retention features. I use proxies a lot and I'm currently using one, i buy a bunch and add them to each tab.

 

[cyrex]

If it's asks for the fresh profile ( from antidetect browser) It is normally asks you to the Captcha also nearly every proxy providers shares same IP Pool probably someone already does some nasty things with that IP before you assigned.

 

[red-star]

You should switch to using a mobile proxy 4G or a residential proxy with session retention features. I use proxies a lot and I'm currently using one, i buy a bunch and add them to each tab.

I know that mobile proxies are the best, but they're not cost-effective for running and managing YouTube channels. On the other hand, it seems difficult to find a proxy provider that offers ISP proxies that aren't already flagged.

 

[iHany]

Dolphin Anty Browser (fresh profile) + Dedicated static ISP proxy

ISP proxy not good for youtube. Try mobile proxy or resential proxy.

 

[red-star]

ISP proxy not good for youtube. Try mobile proxy or resential proxy.

Aren’t ISP servers considered residential?!

 

[ahmadalhussein]

avoid trying to optimize for bypassing Googles detection systems For long term channel growth it's better to use a norma, trusted connection and follow YouTubes policies rather than relying on proxy setups that may trigger additional verification.

 

[red-star]

avoid trying to optimize for bypassing Googles detection systems For long term channel growth it's better to use a norma, trusted connection and follow YouTubes policies rather than relying on proxy setups that may trigger additional verification.

I understand what you’re saying, but I was mistakenly banned by YouTube once, and the best way for me is to use an anti-detect browser and a proxy. That’s why I’m looking for a good proxy provider.

 

[saferidge]

You might want to consider a high-quality mobile proxy. Mobile carrier IPs often have strong trust with Google and can perform well for YouTube.

 

[Nikolaos]

What's up!

I’ve tried several proxy providers, but most of them gave me flagged proxies. Even with a fresh Dolphin Anty browser profile and a new dedicated static ISP proxy, Google asked me to solve a CAPTCHA on my first visit!

My use case is growing YouTube channels.

My setup would be:

Dolphin Anty Browser (fresh profile) + Dedicated static ISP proxy

Based on your experience, which proxy provider would you recommend for this use case?

Residential and 4G proxies will work fine.

 

[Mango Proxy]

ISP proxies can work well too, but I'd be careful about treating the first CAPTCHA as proof that the proxy is "bad." Google also looks at the overall browser fingerprint, cookies, account history, and connection patterns. Sometimes it's the combination rather than the IP itself.

 

[Rolaaa]

For YouTube, a clean dedicated static residential/ISP proxy is usually the way to go. The biggest issue is often IP reputation, not the browser profile.


I’ve tested RolaProxy static residential IPs and they’ve been stable so far. Worth testing before committing to a larger plan.

 

[tomford1]

What's up!

I’ve tried several proxy providers, but most of them gave me flagged proxies. Even with a fresh Dolphin Anty browser profile and a new dedicated static ISP proxy, Google asked me to solve a CAPTCHA on my first visit!

My use case is growing YouTube channels.

My setup would be:

Dolphin Anty Browser (fresh profile) + Dedicated static ISP proxy

Based on your experience, which proxy provider would you recommend for this use case?

I would choose residential proxies.

 

[leccaecae]

I've had the best results with residential proxies because they seem to get flagged less often than datacenter ones. They cost more but they have been more stable for YouTube in my experience.
Actually if you are only managing a few accounts you probably don't need a huge proxy setup

 

[Adelinapaul]

What's up!

I’ve tried several proxy providers, but most of them gave me flagged proxies. Even with a fresh Dolphin Anty browser profile and a new dedicated static ISP proxy, Google asked me to solve a CAPTCHA on my first visit!

My use case is growing YouTube channels.

My setup would be:

Dolphin Anty Browser (fresh profile) + Dedicated static ISP proxy

Based on your experience, which proxy provider would you recommend for this use case?

for this scenario, to be honest residential proxie or mobile proxie would be much better for Youtube. It depends a lot on the history of the IP address the proxy itself might not be very gud becuz of its history.

 

[proxygo]

you will be looking at 4g/5g or tesidential .

 

[pocketme]

4G or 5G Mobile proxies are way to go with Youtube, you can use it with multiple accounts just don't overdo it