Looking for a good residential proxy provider

xShiren

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I've tried a few sellers here and some outside BHW, but honestly the quality wasn't what I expected. Either the IPs got flagged too quickly or the service just wasn't consistent
If you've been using a provider that actually delivers good residential proxies, I'd love to hear your recommendation
 
I've had a good experience with Decodo and SOAX both are easy to use and the speeds are stable.
 
You could give Mango Proxy a try. I've had a good experience with their residential proxies. If you're unsure, start with a small package first and see how the IPs perform for your specific use case.
 
I've tried a few sellers here and some outside BHW, but honestly the quality wasn't what I expected. Either the IPs got flagged too quickly or the service just wasn't consistent
If you've been using a provider that actually delivers good residential proxies, I'd love to hear your recommendation
Most of people just reselling proxy pool. Dont go with cheap providers.
 
I have experienced mixed performance from providers overall. I would pay more attention to IP quality and control than cheap prices because bad ranges get burned quickly.
 
We operate a newer pool and currently have a smaller user base, feel free to test our residential proxies.
 
Top residential proxy providers include Bright Data and Oxylabs.
 
I agree that consistency is usually the biggest challenge with residential proxies. A large IP pool doesn't always mean better results — IP reputation, rotation quality, and matching the right proxy type to the use case are more important.
 
I've tried a few sellers here and some outside BHW, but honestly the quality wasn't what I expected. Either the IPs got flagged too quickly or the service just wasn't consistent
If you've been using a provider that actually delivers good residential proxies, I'd love to hear your recommendation
what is your quality requirements?
 
just advice, I've had good results with FloppyData, their residential IPs stay clean longer than most. Grab a small plan first and test them on your specific targets before buying more.
 
The quality of the proxy depends entirely on your use case. Whether you are doing web scraping, hiding your IP, or running persistent content operations, you need to clearly define your goals before choosing the right product.
 
Fast block usually means a small or load pool. Before purchasing a large package, check with your provider where the IP's come from and test on a real target audience. We are DataImpulse, our pool comprises over 90 million res IP addresses across 195+ countries, around 99.5% success rate. The model is pay-as-you-go and traffic doesn't expire, so you don't need to purchase a high-cost plan if it doesn’t work for you.
 
It's usually the pool, not the brand, most sellers just resell the same thing. Get a trial first and test on your targets, if a lot of IP are already flagged -> next seller...
 
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