Cheapest way to use a different IP for each Chrome profile?

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Hi everyone,

I run around 30 Chrome profiles at the same time for my own workflow. Right now I'm using ExpressVPN, but all profiles share the same IP.

I need a different IP for each profile, but I can't afford to buy 30 Residential or ISP proxies every month.

Is there any budget-friendly solution?
A VPN that supports different IPs per Chrome profile?
A cheaper proxy setup?
Any other method that works?
I'd really appreciate any suggestions from people who have done something similar.

Thanks!
 
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You can use a proxy. mobile proxies are the best option. The costs are high, so I need a much more affordable solution, but since I haven't found one yet, these are the only options left.
 
Use different Ip and use different profile its an easy and cheapest way same you can use in Mozilla Firefox too.
 
Ordinary Virtual Private Networks will not provide you with a dedicated IP for each browser profile. With 30 profiles, users usually prefer proxies that either offer rotating IPs or static IPs based on their working process. However, one must not chase cheap IPs as it often causes more harm than good.
 
khunsu said:
Hi everyone,

I run around 30 Chrome profiles at the same time for my own workflow. Right now I'm using ExpressVPN, but all profiles share the same IP.

I need a different IP for each profile, but I can't afford to buy 30 Residential or ISP proxies every month.

Is there any budget-friendly solution?
A VPN that supports different IPs per Chrome profile?
A cheaper proxy setup?
Any other method that works?
I'd really appreciate any suggestions from people who have done something similar.

Thanks!
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If you need a different IP for each Chrome profile, a VPN usually wo not be the best option because most VPNs share limited server IPs. A proxy manager with separate proxies for each profile is usually a better setup. You can also look into cheaper options like rotating proxies or smaller proxy packages depending on your use case. The important thing is to use reliable providers because cheap proxies often have stability issues.
 
khunsu said:
Hi everyone,

I run around 30 Chrome profiles at the same time for my own workflow. Right now I'm using ExpressVPN, but all profiles share the same IP.

I need a different IP for each profile, but I can't afford to buy 30 Residential or ISP proxies every month.

Is there any budget-friendly solution?
A VPN that supports different IPs per Chrome profile?
A cheaper proxy setup?
Any other method that works?
I'd really appreciate any suggestions from people who have done something similar.

Thanks!
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VPNs can get flagged because many people use them.
 
If I had 30 profiles and a tight budget, I would not force 30 unique premium IPs. I would rather cut the active profiles down, use a smaller set of better sticky IPs, and only give unique IPs to the profiles that actually matter.
 
turelink said:
If I had 30 profiles and a tight budget, I would not force 30 unique premium IPs. I would rather cut the active profiles down, use a smaller set of better sticky IPs, and only give unique IPs to the profiles that actually matter.
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yes, that's a good answer
 
Use an extension with a different proxy assigned on each profile
 
I'd also look at how many profiles actually need to be online at the same time. In many cases, rotating a smaller pool of proxies between inactive profiles is much more cost-effective than buying one IP for every profile.
 
Try Surfshark. It allows unlimited devices, so you can install its browser extension on each Chrome profile
 
You could use a rotating proxy, just open 1-2 profiles at a time, then rotate to a fresh IP once you're done with them. That said, I wouldn't really recommend this approach. Warming up accounts on plain Chrome is already easy to get flagged, and sharing the same IP across profiles just increases the risk of getting caught on device/IP correlation. Might be worth considering an anti-detect browser paired with proxies instead, still rotating IPs, but each profile carries its own distinct fingerprint. The tradeoff is it'll cost more.
 
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