Reputable proxy providers

Best way to check is the marketplace. Some might say that these provider is the best but it's still better to check it by yourself, check if they provide refunds or trials so you can test it firsthand.
 
Yes, best to look through the proxy marketplace. Always read reviews from real users. Test if you can. Best of luck!
 
There are a lot that wont scam in the marketplace. You can check one with free trial.
 
It really depends on your specific needs. I'd suggest looking into providers offering residential or dedicated IPs. Always test a small package first to ensure it fits your use case well.
 
Any reputable proxy providers please?
Use trial / buy small package (1–3 days).
Test latency & throughput (ping, wget).
Test session persistence (sticky) — hold IP for a few hours and check activity.
Test geo accuracy (check IP lookup for correct city/country).
Test real workload: login, post, fetch — see if block/human check is triggered.
Test support & response time
 
BHW has a full section for proxy providers which are usually tested by the BHW staff team - see the "Proxies for sale" section on the left side of the forum
 
The best choice depends on what you need them for. For general browsing or light automation, datacenter proxies are fine. For accounts or harder targets, go with reputable residential or mobile proxy providers that have consistent uptime and support sticky sessions. Always test a few before committing long term.
 
The brands showcased on the BHW forum are generally reputable. What really matters, though, is whether they can meet your business needs, respond promptly to customer issues, and effectively resolve problems — that’s what I consider a truly good proxy service.
 
All reputable depends what you want, some provide huge ip pool some have better ips with less spam score.
 
Can anyone point me to a reliable Proxy Provider ? Thanks in advance
 
from what i saw in that reputable proxy providers thread, people say oxylabs and decodo are among the most trusted for large residential pools, good uptime and clean ips. webshare is often mentioned as a cheaper choice that works fine for smaller projects. others warn that going too cheap gets you flagged or recycled ips shared by many users, which can kill your sessions fast. overall it’s better to start with a small plan, test speed and leak safety, then scale only if proxies stay stable.
 
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