Looking for cheaper proxy solution

We’re currently running a fairly large proxy setup and are pushing around 400–600 GB of traffic per day, mainly for Twitter/X related use cases.


Right now we’re paying about $0.30/GB, which I already consider pretty reasonable compared to most providers in the market. From what I’ve seen, many sellers are still pricing US residential proxies anywhere between $0.60 and $5 per GB.


However, since our bandwidth usage is quite high, we’re exploring whether there are more cost-efficient options available. Yes, we tried unlimited bandwidth option, but those seems too unstable. But if anyone can offer something better, HMU.

I suggest that you check here https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/

You can also check the WTB, there are quite a few proxy providers posting there. Many of them even offer free trials, so you can test the quality and see if it works for your setup.

TNgyuen said:

We’re currently running a fairly large proxy setup and are pushing around 400–600 GB of traffic per day, mainly for Twitter/X related use cases.


Right now we’re paying about $0.30/GB, which I already consider pretty reasonable compared to most providers in the market. From what I’ve seen, many sellers are still pricing US residential proxies anywhere between $0.60 and $5 per GB.


However, since our bandwidth usage is quite high, we’re exploring whether there are more cost-efficient options available. Yes, we tried unlimited bandwidth option, but those seems too unstable. But if anyone can offer something better, HMU.

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try reaching out via a buy post here
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/want-to-buy.92/

https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/
here is a good place to start.

0.30 is a really good price and many quotes I see are 0.50+ but the quality can be a hit or miss depending on their infrastructure. maybe your current provider has a enterprise or custom plan they dont advertise. u can ask them.

will your setup work with proxies from other countries? or must it be only US? other countries can be much cheaper. maybe u can consider splitting your traffic across 2-3 providers/countries so you are not fully reliant on one person.