mobile proxy question....
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Nathan Fowler
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- Nov 22, 2025
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There is no fixed number, but to stay safe I usually keep 1–2 accounts per mobile proxy. You can push more, but the more accounts you stack on one IP, the higher the risk of linking and restrictions. Mobile IP rotation helps, but behavior still matters more than numbers.
- Feb 18, 2025
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In case its a rotating 4G proxy, you can have close to 10-20 accounts when rotating between each account when it starts actions.
- Sep 10, 2018
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In such cases, everything depends on the specific platform, so it’s hard to give one universal number. You can base it on how you plan to use the accounts.
With most mobile proxies, you can’t connect from different IPs at the same time, so you won’t be able to use several accounts simultaneously on one mobile proxy. You can use this as a guideline.
However, since mobile proxies are dynamic, you can use a bunch of accounts if it fits your workflow. Around 10 accounts is usually a safe estimate, provided that you rotate the IP every time you switch accounts and use a separate fingerprint profile for each one.
With most mobile proxies, you can’t connect from different IPs at the same time, so you won’t be able to use several accounts simultaneously on one mobile proxy. You can use this as a guideline.
However, since mobile proxies are dynamic, you can use a bunch of accounts if it fits your workflow. Around 10 accounts is usually a safe estimate, provided that you rotate the IP every time you switch accounts and use a separate fingerprint profile for each one.
starpareek
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- Sep 30, 2011
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From my experience, 1 mobile proxy = 1–3 Instagram accounts is the safest range. You can push more, but risk goes up fast. If you want stability long-term, keep it clean: same IP, same device profile, slow actions, and don’t mix behaviors.
Magic Networks
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- May 28, 2024
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It depends on mobile ISP pool of your proxy. Sometimes the ip pool can be so large so you can use many accounts on one proxy.
But the IP address is not the only thing that matters.
But the IP address is not the only thing that matters.
Depends on the proxy
mobile proxies usually more 3-5. But you would need to test it out.
Facebook_Ads_Agency
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- Oct 14, 2025
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Depending on the purpose, I use 1 proxy for 5-7 accounts, and everything is fine so far.
- Jun 30, 2025
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In my experience everything depends on the platform so it is hard to give a universal number
For me what I do is I create one account first and warm it up for almost a month then create the second one.
Mobile ofc
- Jan 11, 2023
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So ideally, it’s one account per proxy to keep things as safe as possible. Of course, in some cases you can run two or three accounts on the same IP, but that’s something you only figure out by testing. It really depends on the proxy quality and whether that IP has been spammed before or already ended up on a blacklist.
- Feb 13, 2025
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1-2 accounts are usually ok. if these accounts are expensive and carry social/brand value, then you might want to thread carefully and invest in a good mobile proxy, fingerprint and anti detect tools. remember your user behaviour has to be human-like too
- Feb 24, 2021
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Everyone's opinion will be different, 1-3 is best you can get away with 3-5. The higher you go the more risk you take.
- Nov 25, 2025
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If you use an antidetect, and even better a mobile antidetect, you can safely run 3–4 accounts on one IP.
samhannry667
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- Oct 18, 2023
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max 10, and rotate ip everytime you change account.