CTR Bot Proxies

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ninjanoodle

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Greetings.

As of late I have been using my bh bots for CTR manipulation with pogo, autocomplete seeding and AI suggestion manipulation. I am happy with the results but I have one bottleneck. Proxies.

I currently have a 35% captcha rate that I have attributed to bad proxies.
I utilize residential + mobile US and other specific country proxies for my cookie warming and bot execution. The problem is that most proxy providers, even if they claim to be unique and HQ all have their each IP group.
So I have been needing to incorporate different provider APIs just to diversify the IP pools.

Does anyone know of a really good proxy provider that has a big variation of residential / mobile proxies that would work perfectly for Google?
 
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A 35% captcha rate on CTR bots usually isn't just the proxies — it's the risk score, and the IP is only one input. Even on clean residential IPs, a thin browser fingerprint + robotic timing pushes you into challenges fast. Things that move it more than swapping proxies: a real (non-headless-looking) fingerprint, human-like gaps between actions, and not hammering the same path. Proxies matter — datacenter/overused IPs are an instant flag — but if you fix the IP and still see ~30%, the fingerprint and behavior are what's getting scored. The captcha is the symptom of the risk score, not the root cause.
 
I don’t think the problem can be solved only by naming one proxy provider. If you already get around 35% captcha, first separate the problem: US traffic only, one provider, one browser profile, or the whole setup. @B.Shahin is right here, in many cases the problem is in the browser fingerprint and bot behavior.
US mobile/residential IPs are expensive and limited, so many clean pools are reused much more than people think. If the captcha rate is high only with US traffic, then test another GEO if your project allows it. If the same happens everywhere, then the proxy is probably not the only problem.
 
Diversifying helps, but watch what you're diversifying across. Mixing providers mostly buys IP-subnet variety — useful if one provider's ranges are already burned. But if the captcha rate stays high after that, the tell is it's not (only) the IPs: same fingerprint + same behavior across "different" proxies still scores the same. I'd split-test — one bot on a single clean residential pool with a varied fingerprint/behavior profile vs the diversified-proxy setup with the same profile — and see which actually moves the rate. Usually the profile side wins.
 
ninjanoodle said:
Greetings.

As of late I have been using my bh bots for CTR manipulation with pogo, autocomplete seeding and AI suggestion manipulation. I am happy with the results but I have one bottleneck. Proxies.

I currently have a 35% captcha rate that I have attributed to bad proxies.
I utilize residential + mobile US and other specific country proxies for my cookie warming and bot execution. The problem is that most proxy providers, even if they claim to be unique and HQ all have their each IP group.
So I have been needing to incorporate different provider APIs just to diversify the IP pools.

Does anyone know of a really good proxy provider that has a big variation of residential / mobile proxies that would work perfectly for Google?
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however, even with the captcha rate being 35%, it does not necesarily imply that poor proxies were used becuz it is also possible that google flagged the request based on the browsng history.
 
A 35% CAPTCHA rate sounds like it could be more than just the proxies. I've seen cases where cookie warming, request patterns and browser fingerprints had a bigger impact than switching providers. Diversifying IP sources definitely helps, but I'd also look at the rest of the setup before assuming the proxies are the only bottleneck.
 
Thanks for the replies everyone. I have gotten the captcha rate way down, about 8%. My question does still remain the exact same though since I still want to diversify the ips.

If anyone knows of a good proxy service that has API and doesnt have half its proxies burnt on google Id love to hear about it.
 
I don't even vibe with proxies anymore. I just use my buddy's software now because its such a cat and mouse game that I have no interest in playing.
 
ninjanoodle said:
Are we still talking about CTR manipulation?



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Yes. I used to use CTR Booster and it was a mess. Then it stopped working well. I've tried IPRoyal + Awesome Traffic Bot before and it also got annoying to do.
 
Sounds like a pretty gray-area setup. proxy stuff is messy for everyone right now, but most legit providers aren’t really built for that kind of use case - I’d rather look into more "white-hat" approaches, because this could backfire pretty quickly
 
35% captcha rate sounds like google's gotten way better at fingerprinting, might not be a proxy issue at all anymore
 
Just to clarify. This isnt me asking if the methods I am using are good or work.

While I appreciate input I am already confident in the work that I am doing. My only question is if people have any knowledge on proxy services that have varied IPs, thats all.
 
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