Optimizing Multi-Account IG Setup with Proxies (looking for opinion/experience)

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Hey BHW, I’ve spent days diving into threads here to nail down the best setup for managing multiple Instagram accounts safely. After researching, I’m leaning toward this approach: one phone handling 2-4 accounts (no app cloning), each phone with its own dedicated SIM card.

However, as I scale to potentially 10 devices, I’m considering proxies to vary geolocation and reduce detection risks. My concern is the cost of proxy plans, most residential rotating proxies or mobile proxies I’ve found are pay-per-GB and are unsustainable in my case.

Here’s my proposed setup:
  • 1 phone managing 2-4 accounts max
  • 1 unique SIM card per phone
  • 1 static residential ISP proxy per phone for consistent IP
I've heard a variety of opinions about static residential ISP proxies, but, is the risk of being flagged because of geolocation bigger than the one of using a static residential proxy for each mobile phone?
 
It is recommended to use static proxy, because rotation will not be very optimal, when changing position too much it is a problem
 
Hey BHW, I’ve spent days diving into threads here to nail down the best setup for managing multiple Instagram accounts safely. After researching, I’m leaning toward this approach: one phone handling 2-4 accounts (no app cloning), each phone with its own dedicated SIM card.

However, as I scale to potentially 10 devices, I’m considering proxies to vary geolocation and reduce detection risks. My concern is the cost of proxy plans, most residential rotating proxies or mobile proxies I’ve found are pay-per-GB and are unsustainable in my case.

Here’s my proposed setup:
  • 1 phone managing 2-4 accounts max
  • 1 unique SIM card per phone
  • 1 static residential ISP proxy per phone for consistent IP
I've heard a variety of opinions about static residential ISP proxies, but, is the risk of being flagged because of geolocation bigger than the one of using a static residential proxy for each mobile phone?
Yes, residential are risky and not working anymore. Search mobile proxies with unlimited data, and ask for trial first.
 
If you plan on using a unique simcard per phone, you can then just use that simcard with a device and make it to a proxy, then set the proxy to rotation; then connect the proxy to other devices using any proxy app and now you have a rotating proxy which can work with 5 devices.
 
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