Best type of proxy for bulk captcha solving

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Which is your preferred type of proxy when captcha solving, for example with XEvil?

Problem with datacenter proxies, is that they drop pretty fast so for the massive price of such proxies (easily $0.5-$1) if they can barely solve 50 captchas before being banned they are not worthy, comparing to simply using a captcha solving service

The problem with rotating hacked proxies, or cell proxies, is that they need an API to rotate on ban, which any Captcha solving tool, like XEvil or GSA doesn't provide AFAIK.

So lately, I've not been using anymore this kind of proxy-based captcha solvers for these reasons, but I would like to give them a go again.
 
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Try iproyal.com proxies, 4g residential proxies for solving captchas, and rotating at every request. Not all proxy sites provide this feature of rotation at every request. Iproyal and asocks have this feature, you can pretty much solve any captcha.
 
You can use 4G/5G proxies with IP rotation, and they will work great with captcha solving. Better to get proxies from the provider who provide the feature of time-interval IP rotation with their proxies. The rotating IP address will help you easily solving the captchas.
 
Lipstick Spoiler said:
Try iproyal.com proxies, 4g residential proxies for solving captchas, and rotating at every request. Not all proxy sites provide this feature of rotation at every request. Iproyal and asocks have this feature, you can pretty much solve any captcha.
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ristoriel said:
You can use 4G/5G proxies with IP rotation, and they will work great with captcha solving. Better to get proxies from the provider who provide the feature of time-interval IP rotation with their proxies. The rotating IP address will help you easily solving the captchas.
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Can you explain me how can execute rotations with XEvil on IP Ban detect?
 
Answer: I can believe I did not know that I could simply put the rotation API url in the box. For some reason I always assumed I had to put there a TXT with the proxies IP and credentials.

It's weird because I searched multiple times in the forum but never saw a real answer to this. Apart from the fact that XEvil docs are inexistant, this feature is taken for granted.

PS I never thought on this but is a waste to use 4G proxies, simply any IPv6 rotating proxies will do the trick and they are hundreds of times cheaper (Starting from $5/mo for an almost infinite supply)
 
  1. Datacenter Proxies:
    • Pros: Fast and generally reliable in terms of connection stability.
    • Cons: Easily detectable because they originate from known IP ranges associated with datacenters. Expensive in terms of cost per successful captcha solved if they get banned quickly.
  2. Residential Proxies:
    • Pros: Less likely to be detected and banned as they originate from real user IPs.
    • Cons: More expensive than datacenter proxies, but can be worth it due to higher success rates. Some residential proxies can still be flagged if they're used in large quantities from a particular provider.
  3. Mobile Proxies:
    • Pros: Even less likely to be banned compared to other types. Mobile IPs are more trusted because online platforms know it's less feasible to operate large farms of mobile devices.
    • Cons: Most expensive and can be slower than other types of proxies.
  4. Rotating Proxies:
    • Pros: Provide fresh IPs, reducing the risk of bans due to overuse.
    • Cons: As you pointed out, the need for an API to rotate on ban can be a challenge. Additionally, the quality of IPs can be inconsistent.
  5. Public Proxies:
    • Pros: They are freely available.
    • Cons: Highly unreliable, slow, and can be banned already. They're also not recommended due to potential security risks.
 
turelink said:
  1. Datacenter Proxies:
    • Pros: Fast and generally reliable in terms of connection stability.
    • Cons: Easily detectable because they originate from known IP ranges associated with datacenters. Expensive in terms of cost per successful captcha solved if they get banned quickly.
  2. Residential Proxies:
    • Pros: Less likely to be detected and banned as they originate from real user IPs.
    • Cons: More expensive than datacenter proxies, but can be worth it due to higher success rates. Some residential proxies can still be flagged if they're used in large quantities from a particular provider.
  3. Mobile Proxies:
    • Pros: Even less likely to be banned compared to other types. Mobile IPs are more trusted because online platforms know it's less feasible to operate large farms of mobile devices.
    • Cons: Most expensive and can be slower than other types of proxies.
  4. Rotating Proxies:
    • Pros: Provide fresh IPs, reducing the risk of bans due to overuse.
    • Cons: As you pointed out, the need for an API to rotate on ban can be a challenge. Additionally, the quality of IPs can be inconsistent.
  5. Public Proxies:
    • Pros: They are freely available.
    • Cons: Highly unreliable, slow, and can be banned already. They're also not recommended due to potential security risks.
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If I have to be sincere, I'm using some sort of russian rotating proxies now that I can't even know where they come from, but they work like a charm for less than peanuts.
 
Did you try oneclick captcha proxies? You will be solving captchas much faster if it's important for you.
 
SirLouen said:
Try iproyal.com proxies, 4g residential proxies for solving captchas, and rotating at every request. Not all proxy sites provide this feature of rotation at every request. Iproyal and asocks have this feature, you can pretty much solve any captcha.
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Do you have a few samples of IPRoyal proxy IP addresses to share with us? I would like to check if it is detected by screening service such as IP2Location.
 
For recaptcha only? Don't listen to people offering 4G go with IPV6
 
SirLouen said:
Which is your preferred type of proxy when captcha solving, for example with XEvil?

Problem with datacenter proxies, is that they drop pretty fast so for the massive price of such proxies (easily $0.5-$1) if they can barely solve 50 captchas before being banned they are not worthy, comparing to simply using a captcha solving service

The problem with rotating hacked proxies, or cell proxies, is that they need an API to rotate on ban, which any Captcha solving tool, like XEvil or GSA doesn't provide AFAIK.

So lately, I've not been using anymore this kind of proxy-based captcha solvers for these reasons, but I would like to give them a go again.
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Residential Proxies: Residential proxies are IP addresses assigned to real residential locations, often provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs). They are considered more legitimate and reliable because they are associated with real users. They are often used for web scraping and solving captchas because websites are less likely to block or challenge them.

Datacenter Proxies: Datacenter proxies are IP addresses hosted on data center servers. They are typically faster and more affordable than residential proxies but are also more likely to be detected and blocked by websites, including those that use captchas.

Rotating Proxies: Some proxy services offer rotating or dynamic proxies. These proxies automatically switch to different IP addresses at regular intervals, making it harder for websites to detect and block them. This can be useful for captcha solving, especially when dealing with a high volume of requests.

SOCKS Proxies: SOCKS (Socket Secure) proxies are versatile and can handle various types of traffic, including web scraping and captcha solving. They are used for routing network traffic between a client and a server, making them suitable for various purposes.

Residential VPNs: Some people use residential VPN services for captcha solving. These services provide the user with a residential IP address, similar to residential proxies. However, they route all internet traffic through the VPN, which may be overkill for some captcha solving tasks.

**BTW the true genius here would be @proxygo
 
captchaproxies said:
Oh no... captchaproxies.com can help you solve any types of javascript captchas like hcaptcha, recaptcha, funcaptcha, geetest and etc...
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This is exactly what I'm talking about, some schmucks are going to offer all kinds of overpriced BS.
All you need is a decent ipv6 pool and you're goooood
 
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