which proxy should I use?

Coulomb_Schottky

Coulomb_Schottky

Newbie
Joined
Mar 19, 2026
Messages
16
Reaction score
18
I am making a bot system, and one part of the bot has to use many Gmail accounts to boost some websites. But the question is, what type of proxies will work for Google, so that they can't see my bots? Will Rotating Datacenter Proxies work, or do I need Rotating Residential Proxies or something else, Fansyer?
 
Advertise on BHW
When you are using the gmails once, use rotating residential proxies
If you want the gmail accounts to continue being usable, use static residential proxies.
 
If you have a large number of Gmail accounts and need to switch between them regularly, the best option is rotating residential proxies with session support so you can keep the same IP when needed. This is more cost effective than using ISP proxies, which are typically priced per IP per month and can be use for only one or a few accounts per IP.

Choose the setup based on what fits your use case best.
 
Residential and mobile proxies are better than datacenter proxies because they use real user IPs, making them appear more legitimate to most platforms.
 
Coulomb_Schottky said:
I am making a bot system, and one part of the bot has to use many Gmail accounts to boost some websites. But the question is, what type of proxies will work for Google, so that they can't see my bots? Will Rotating Datacenter Proxies work, or do I need Rotating Residential Proxies or something else, Fansyer?
Click to expand...
In my opinion, to bypass Google, you should use a rotating residential proxy or a mobile proxy (4G/5G). Data center proxies are often blacklisted and can easily lead to mass account suspensions. A clean and practical IP address is the most stable key
 
Coulomb_Schottky said:
I am making a bot system, and one part of the bot has to use many Gmail accounts to boost some websites. But the question is, what type of proxies will work for Google, so that they can't see my bots? Will Rotating Datacenter Proxies work, or do I need Rotating Residential Proxies or something else, Fansyer?
Click to expand...
Residential proxy is the best option for you right now.
 
You can go and browse through "Proxies For Sale" sub-forum in the marketplace.
 
Coulomb_Schottky said:
I am making a bot system, and one part of the bot has to use many Gmail accounts to boost some websites. But the question is, what type of proxies will work for Google, so that they can't see my bots? Will Rotating Datacenter Proxies work, or do I need Rotating Residential Proxies or something else, Fansyer?
Click to expand...

for most types of accounts it varies between 4/6g or residential
its a game of trial and error
 
Manchoph said:
If you have a large number of Gmail accounts and need to switch between them regularly, the best option is rotating residential proxies with session support so you can keep the same IP when needed. This is more cost effective than using ISP proxies, which are typically priced per IP per month and can be use for only one or a few accounts per IP.

Choose the setup based on what fits your use case best.
Click to expand...
I see that you sell proxies. Do you sell this type of proxy that you said I should use?
 
If you’re targeting Google/Gmail, datacenter proxies won’t last — they get flagged really fast. You’ll want residential proxies (or even mobile if budget allows), since they use real ISP IPs and look like normal users, so they’re much harder to detect.
 
Proxies alone won’t fix that. Because Google looks at more than just IP. Fingerprint, sessions, and overall setup matter too. If everything is shared, issues come fast. You can try our solution to keep accounts isolated and usage more natural over time.
 
Coulomb_Schottky said:
I see that you sell proxies. Do you sell this type of proxy that you said I should use?
Click to expand...
Yes, we do offer this, but our maximum session time is 1 hour. I am not sure if that will suit your needs, as it depends on how long you need to access each account. A few IP changes during the day are normal, as many ISPs rotate IPs due to load balancing.

DICloak Browser said:
Proxies alone won’t fix that. Because Google looks at more than just IP. Fingerprint, sessions, and overall setup matter too. If everything is shared, issues come fast. You can try our solution to keep accounts isolated and usage more natural over time.
Click to expand...
DICloak Browser is also correct about the environment. You should use an anti detection browser as well.
 
Manchoph said:
Yes, we do offer this, but our maximum session time is 1 hour. I am not sure if that will suit your needs, as it depends on how long you need to access each account. A few IP changes during the day are normal, as many ISPs rotate IPs due to load balancing.


DICloak Browser is also correct about the environment. You should use an anti detection browser as well.
Click to expand...
DICloak Browser said:
Proxies alone won’t fix that. Because Google looks at more than just IP. Fingerprint, sessions, and overall setup matter too. If everything is shared, issues come fast. You can try our solution to keep accounts isolated and usage more natural over time.
Click to expand...
I am using selenium. Can selenium use anti detection browser?
 
Manchoph said:
Yes, we do offer this, but our maximum session time is 1 hour. I am not sure if that will suit your needs, as it depends on how long you need to access each account. A few IP changes during the day are normal, as many ISPs rotate IPs due to load balancing.


DICloak Browser is also correct about the environment. You should use an anti detection browser as well.
Click to expand...
I just need to use the proxy for 5 minutes max, then go to the next one. I will probably buy proxies from you in the future, after I need more. Right now I am using a list of proxies that my buddy gave me for testing. Thank you for your help, I am new to this proxy world, but it is fun to learn about all of this.
 
in order to keep using the gmails, i would recommend you use the static residential proxies, for the longevity of thr account
 
Coulomb_Schottky said:
I am making a bot system, and one part of the bot has to use many Gmail accounts to boost some websites. But the question is, what type of proxies will work for Google, so that they can't see my bots? Will Rotating Datacenter Proxies work, or do I need Rotating Residential Proxies or something else, Fansyer?
Click to expand...
datacenter proxies will get those gmail accounts phone-verified or banned before you even start because google flags datacenter ASNs instantly. residential is slightly better but still burns out fast if you scale. for anything google related you absolutely need dedicated 4G/5G mobile proxies because of CGNAT, where thousands of real users share the exact same IP so google can't just ban it without blocking real people. this is exactly why i am building my own 4G proxy network right now, renting datacenter or shared residential IPs for google bots just doesn't survive long term.
 
Coulomb_Schottky said:
I am making a bot system, and one part of the bot has to use many Gmail accounts to boost some websites. But the question is, what type of proxies will work for Google, so that they can't see my bots? Will Rotating Datacenter Proxies work, or do I need Rotating Residential Proxies or something else, Fansyer?
Click to expand...
If you want premium virgin rotating datacenter proxies at a really cheap price, I recommend you to use proxyon.io also they currently have a discount going on as well, hope that helps.
 
Coulomb_Schottky said:
I am using selenium. Can selenium use anti detection browser?
Click to expand...
Selenium is simply an automation tool. You should check with the browser provider to confirm whether they support it.

If you are using Chromium, detecting an open CDP connection is quite easy. With Chromium and other browsers, detection can also be done by comparing fingerprints between the main frame and web workers, along with checks like WebRTC leaks, browser kernel mismatches, and other signals.

For better protection, you can use an anti detection browser. It will involve some cost, but offers much stronger security.

If you prefer a free option, you can try Camoufox. It is not as secure as premium solutions, but still significantly better than using Chromium or Puppeteer or Playwright with stealth.
 
Generally, datacenter is cheaper, but higher detection risk, while residential or mobile is more natural but tends to be pricier. When dealing with Google accs though, your IP is just one factor to keep tabs of, the rest being account behaviour, access, session isolation, the usual stuff. The best one to use depends on what you need it for exactly and even then, the setup can still make or break everything.
 
Advertise on BHW
You must log in or register to reply here.
Sign up now!

Main Menu

Home Main Forum List Black Hat SEO White Hat SEO BHW Newbie Guide Blogging Black Hat Tools Social Media Downloads

Marketplace

Account Selling Content / Copywriting EBooks / Methods Hosting Misc Proxies For Sale SEO - Link building SEO - Packages Social Media Social Media - Panels Web Design More

Making Money

Affiliate Programs Hire a Freelancer IM Journeys Making Money Pay Per Click Site Flipping Want to Buy

BlackHat World

Dispute Resolution Forum Suggestions & Feedback Introductions Lounge
Back
Top