Best Proxies for Antidetect Browsers?

Yep, I am exactly looking for reliable and safe to manage multi-accounts for longer period like 30 days or more.
Is it good to use residential static ips?
YMMV, but yeah. Static residential is def a reasonable option if it's for long-term consistency. Has it's drawbacks though, as is the case most of the time but if you play to it's strengths, you'd have a grand ol' time. Be sure to check the IP quality and choose your providers well. Not much of a point having static residential IPs if the quality is bad.
 
Depends on whether you need stable IPs or rotation. Static ISP is usually the first option to test for longer sessions. MangoProxy has both ISP and residential options, so you could start with a small order and compare them.
 
The type matters more than the brand. Static ISP or sticky residential for accounts you log into long term, rotating only for scraping. Match the proxy geo to the profile timezone and language.
 
Mobile proxies are the best for sure. If you can use your own location for account creation I would use something like iProxy so you can just use you own mobile phone as a proxy, then rotate IP's in between account changes.

Otherwise there are sooooo many other mobile proxy providers out there. I would test the ones that offer a free trial first - then just test around and find what works for you at the best pricepoint
 
find a reputable residential proxy provider and test a few first stability matters more than raw speed
 
mobile for the strict platforms, residential is fine for everything else and way cheaper. the mistake people make is rotating on logged in accounts, keep each one on a sticky ip and even cheap residential holds
 
Whichever type you pick, rotating vs sticky matters a lot with antidetect profiles. Rotating IPs on a profile that's supposed to be one person is asking for trouble, tbh.
 
’d look for a proxy provider with stable connections and locations that match where you need to work. I’ve used FloppyData, but it’s worth comparing it with similar providers and testing a small plan first proxy quality can vary by location.
 
for the 30-90 days you mentioned i'd make sure you're buying an actual static dedicated IP, not just a sticky residential session. some providers use the word sticky for connections that only last a few minutes or hours. quite a difference when you need the same IP for months.
 
Do you need a specific country, or does it not matter? Which platform are you using? Do you plan to use a lot of data?

All of this affects the final price. You need to figure out what you need so you don't overpay: either pay per GB (in which case there's one provider) or sign up for a monthly plan (another provider).
 
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