Proxy Suggestion for large rotational use (Step above free proxy list)

MidniteRider · Jan 31, 2025

I'm new to the the paid proxy world and wondering what exactly would I want to look for in a proxy provider if I'm looking to get a large group of proxies that will be rotated after a few days. I don't need residential or mobile or anything; I'm looking for something a step above the free proxy list that let you load 50+ and you can rotate through them and move on to others later.

I was hoping to keep my cost down since I don't need the same ip for a long period.

BassTrackerBoats · Jan 31, 2025

Moved to Proxies subforum.

imccafey · Feb 1, 2025

Even some of the lower-tier paid proxies are better than free proxies, assuming you get dedicated proxies of course. For mobile proxies, IP pool doesn't matter due to how residential IPs from those work. Those are good for automation, managing multiple accounts manually or through bots, that sort of thing. Price is gonna be on the more expensive end, but value for what you're getting.

MidniteRider · Feb 1, 2025

Thanks, are there any providers that are considered good lower-tier proxy providers? Also, would the lower-tier proxies be the datacenter proxies?

BartProxy · Feb 10, 2025

You are looking for rotating residential proxy

bgotfds · Feb 11, 2025

Rotating/sticky residential proxies are the most suitable. The stickiness feature aligns well with what you proposed.

Proxy Cake · Feb 11, 2025

I would definitely suggest rotating residential proxies. Free proxies immediately get spammed to death

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