What proxy do u use for reddit?

ISP proxies can be a good option for Reddit because they provide stable IPs, better speed and unlimited bandwidth compared to many residential proxy plans. But it will not prevent bans if the account activity looks automated or spammy. What I believe through my experiences is that a safe approach for a Reddit campaign includes

• Clean and consistent IPs instead of frequently rotating locations
• Avoid managing many accounts from the same setup
• Build account history naturally before promotional activity
• Participate in communities genuinely rather than just commenting for links and mentions
• Keep posting and commenting patterns human-like

Reddit bans are not just proxy-related, account behavior and community trust also play a key role. The proxy should support a good strategy.

What about residential proxies. Good enough?

Yes, ISP proxies are good for Reddit campaigns and way cheaper long-term. Just make sure it's a static dedicated IP, not a shared one, and use a browser like GoLogin to keep your fingerprints separated

kaun_dom said:

Is isp proxy good for reddit campaign? As i need to random comment aswell so that account doesn't get ban for bot like activity residential proxy cost based on usage but isp proxy gives unlimited

My account with residential proxy got ban recently I am planning to move to isp proxy now , I would to hear from people who have tried both how does your current setup looks like ??is isp proxy good because reddit ban is inevitable

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I have the best experience with residential proxies.They are more reliable for normal account usage.

I use two Reddit accounts on the same device and IP address, and they've both been working fine without any issues.

In my experience, a good ISP proxy is usually faster and more stable than residential. But the proxy alone won't protect an account if the activity looks unusual or breaks the platform's rules.

Many people prefer ISP proxies as a balance between residential and data center options they can be faster and more consistent, but switching proxy types after a ban does not always solve the issue if the same behavior continues.

For Reddit, i think consistent usage and normal activity matter more than the proxy type itself. I've tried both, and personally i prefer stable ISP proxies. residential isn't always better either at least from my experience.