Managing 1000 instagram accounts

1000 account to manage are huge. i have 30 account managing right now and its really hard. goodluck to your journey
 
for browser i will suggest you to try IX Browser.
it is better than multi login and adspower.
for proxy go with 4g or 5g proxies only.
 
1000 accounts is very huge... i dont think anti detect browser will work.
 
1000 accounts is a lot, and it’s tough to manage alone. You’ll probably need automation tools with that many. I don’t use automation myself, and I only manage about 100 accounts across different platforms. From what I’ve seen, creating IG with Gmail isn’t as trusted as using a phone number. Even better is creating IG through Facebook, make or buy FB accounts first, then log in to IG. For antidetect + proxies, I use Hidemyacc. The built-in proxies there work fine for X and scraping, but for IG I’d get separate proxies. Residential IPv4 is the most trusted, or mobile proxies if possible.
 
start with 3 devices and 15 accounts and scale it up for long run.
 
Use separate proxies and get aged Gmail accounts. There are plenty of automation tools on the market that can help you manage multiple accounts efficiently.
 
mobile = 3–5× more expensive but 70–90% lower ban rate. worth it for >20 accounts. residential OK for testing/small farms.

automation - many cloud phones now offer automatic posting functions, more real and efficient, you could try that.

and starting with 1000 is far too many. as others suggested, you could start with 10+, continuously modifying variables and testing. once you reach 50, you'll know which are feasible and which aren't, making it wiser to scale up significantly then.
 
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You might want to give DICloak a try. It comes with powerful features like RPA automation, batch actions, and sync tools. Plus, you can customize fingerprint settings for each account and it even has built-in proxy support. It’s really solid if you’re managing multiple accounts.
 
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1000 accounts is still just fine :D
 
I would just focus on getting some solid residential/mobile proxies, test a reliable anti-detect browser first, use a simple scheduler for posting, and if you can, create and warm up your own Gmail accounts instead of buying them.
 
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