You will need to switch separate proxies for each chrome profile and corresponding reddit account manually each time. Using this method you have to keep in mind what accounts is linked to what reddit profile what it's status is and other details. It adds up to a lot of manual workI'm using ghost browser. Each account is obviously in a unique instance. I have dedicated proxies. I currently have 1 account per proxy, but this is going to get massively expensive at scale. What ratio are you guys using and having luck with?
One fresh proxy per account : For managing multiple accounts, you should use a different mobile IP address to set up each account.
If you care about the account 1 on 1I'm using ghost browser. Each account is obviously in a unique instance. I have dedicated proxies. I currently have 1 account per proxy, but this is going to get massively expensive at scale. What ratio are you guys using and having luck with?
just oneI'm using ghost browser. Each account is obviously in a unique instance. I have dedicated proxies. I currently have 1 account per proxy, but this is going to get massively expensive at scale. What ratio are you guys using and having luck with?
a common setup is 3-5 accounts per proxy. It helps reduce costs but still avoids detection issues. Test with a lower ratio first to find what works best for you.I'm using ghost browser. Each account is obviously in a unique instance. I have dedicated proxies. I currently have 1 account per proxy, but this is going to get massively expensive at scale. What ratio are you guys using and having luck with?
"Just make sure you’re using high-quality residential or mobile proxies to avoid detection." - Can you recommend a good one?Using 1 account per proxy is the safest option, but for cost efficiency, many use a 2-3 accounts per proxy ratio without issues. Just make sure you’re using high-quality residential or mobile proxies to avoid detection. Rotate account activity and avoid simultaneous logins from the same proxy to reduce risk.