Bright Data Vs Proxidize for Mobile Proxies?

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I've done a bunch of research and I've hung my hat on Bright Data and Proxidize

Any experience or thoughts?

Or, if there's a recommended Mobile Proxy vendor that is truly legit then I'm all open to suggestions

Thanks folks
 
Hi, idk if i can recommend a mobile proxy provider here or if they ban me for making ads?

I am using it for 2 years, can recommend it, just let me know if it’s allowed
 
I've done a bunch of research and I've hung my hat on Bright Data and Proxidize

Any experience or thoughts?

Or, if there's a recommended Mobile Proxy vendor that is truly legit then I'm all open to suggestions

Thanks folks
I find both Bright Data and Proxyize to be top names in terms of stability and massive IP resources. But if you need a specialized 4G/5G mobile proxy for managing a large number of accounts, consider adding Soax or Airproxy. They offer flexible IP rotation speeds and high cleanliness, effectively avoiding scans
 
@embire thanks for the msg - when it comes to pricing do you pay for a TOTAL GB Usage?

So, it's irrelevant that I have 6 Social Media Accounts to manage?

I.e. I pay for total usage that those 6 Social Media Accounts generate?

That right?

Thanks
 
Bright Data is much more "corporate," with a large pool of IPs, but it's MUCH more expensive and offers less control over how those IPs are generated.

Proxidize focuses more on actual devices, so you have more control, but also more responsibility in managing each proxy.

It's not so much which is better, but whether you prefer scale and simplicity, or long-term control.

I think there's nothing better than a personal proxy. You're in control, you know who's using it and what they're using it for, and the IP pool is very important (of course, it all depends on your intended use). But with Bright Data, you won't have control over any of that. With Proxidize, you manage the devices yourself, you're the one who assigns the IPs, not someone else. Or failing that, look for someone who sells those types of services, we work with that..
 
I've done a bunch of research and I've hung my hat on Bright Data and Proxidize

Any experience or thoughts?

Or, if there's a recommended Mobile Proxy vendor that is truly legit then I'm all open to suggestions

Thanks folks
it really depends on your exact use case but bright data will bleed you dry on per-gb bandwidth costs if you are running accounts 24/7 and their kyc is pretty strict. proxidize is definitely the better play for social media because you can start with their hosted mobile proxies and eventually just buy their hardware kits to bring your setup entirely in-house for flat unmetered data. if you are serious about scaling, owning your own infrastructure always wins long term rather than renting by the gigabyte.
 
it really depends on your exact use case but bright data will bleed you dry on per-gb bandwidth costs if you are running accounts 24/7 and their kyc is pretty strict. proxidize is definitely the better play for social media because you can start with their hosted mobile proxies and eventually just buy their hardware kits to bring your setup entirely in-house for flat unmetered data. if you are serious about scaling, owning your own infrastructure always wins long term rather than renting by the gigabyte.
I must agree with you, having full control is always a winner. The onus then falls upon you to make sure you do not abuse your proxy / proxies.

However, if you do not want to go through the effort of setting up your own devices and whatnot, BrightData and OxyLabs sell ISP Residential Proxy IP's that do not measure data, they give you between 1 and 200 IP's, depending on the plan you are given full access to those IP's and they are Static. I myself use both companies successfully for my scraping and similar needs.

At the end of the day it all comes down to what you want to achieve.
 
I cant say much for BrightData but Ive tried Proxidize for a bit. Wanted to do some scraping and saw they had a free version. Pretty good for what it was. They do have a per proxy or per gb paid plan too which I wanna try out later down the line when I feel ready. Like the other said though, it depends what you want to do with them.
 
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