Proxies for creating / managing YouTube channels

My faceless channel (whitehat) was shutdown a month ago, and per YouTube’s TOS I’m not allowed to create more channels.

It looks like the best solution is an anti-detect brower + static proxy, with residential or mobile, and in my town/state. Residential proxies seem like the make the most sense, as it's how YT channels are usually managed. But I’m open to mobile if it's better.

I’m hoping to get static proxies that I can use more or less forever like a home/work router would look like, so obviously need a quality service. But not sure if my IP could get banned because of BH tactics others are doing in the same IP range, does that happen or matter?

I see offers for both pay by bandwidth and unlimited bandwidth residential proxies, but question the quality. Of course I am willing to pay something, but want to keep costs down since I don’t have a cashflowing channel yet, and uploading HD videos costs at least 1 GB+ per upload.

I’ve been checking out some proxy services, but unsure which way to go and trying to balance cost and quality to the best degree that I can .

Open to all suggestions, especially by those who are experienced with this kind of scenario, thanks.

How much do you or can you make from faceless channels

Static Residential Proxies are what you need since they have unlimited bandwidth which will suit your YouTube uploading

For youtube, whichi is google account, easily use a VPN or private proxies that will be fine

turelink said:

For youtube, whichi is google account, easily use a VPN or private proxies that will be fine

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vpn for youtube account is risky as most vpn
ips are flagged hard usually for spam .

Use static residential proxies for each account and manage them on the same device with antidetect browser. That's a good plan.
You can purchase a small amount of proxy to test if it meets your requirements

proxygo said:

vpn for youtube account is risky as most vpn
ips are flagged hard usually for spam .

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Yes that's what I've found in researching, VPNs are no good.

So I checked out your proxies but looks like you only do rotating for residential and not static?

How much income can be generated from anonymous channels or how much can one make from faceless platforms?

This has nothing to do with your use of a proxy. You can manage multiple channels. You may need to check other reasons why it might be closed, but of course, it's best to use a residential IP to manage your channel.