Who has a large proxy database in Russia?

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I am looking for resident and mobile proxies in Russia , who has the largest database in this country?
At the moment, I've only found dataimpulse.com
22000 mobile IPs.
9450 residential IPs

the rest of the services offer 2k-5k
PIAs5 had a huge base
 
He always posts that on every proxy thread.
As well he should.

He doesn't benefit from that, as he has no sales thread, but he knows that space.
 
Try to use Evomi (if their site isn't lying), 1,242,968+ RU IPs.
Is decent pool if they're not inflating the numbers. Worth a try.
 
many sites have 1 million, one and a half million RU proxies.
in fact, 2-5 thousand
 
you can try proxyfog.com cost per gb start 0.35$ , (0.15$/gb on bulk)
but RU ip not in millions, i see around 400k in past 7 days and its residential and mobile mix.
 
you can try proxyfog.com cost per gb start 0.35$ , (0.15$/gb on bulk)
but RU ip not in millions, i see around 400k in past 7 days and its residential and mobile mix.


proxyfog good
Any other options?
I want to collect all the best ones from the Ru proxy
 
many sites have 1 million, one and a half million RU proxies.
in fact, 2-5 thousand
Well you sound a little bit arrogant and you have not qualified what kind of proxies, since I can tell you'd complain if presented with the wrong solution, you should qualify.

DC or Residential or mobile or static isp.

Each of them spawn ips differently than most people think and the proxie numbers they market can be different to what is available at the precise second you're looking.
 
If good quality Residential IPs are needed I don't think you will find provider with a lot Russians different ip's. So around 5-10k per provider with Rotating residential proxies seems pretty fair with good quality IP's.
 
Russia is a bit tricky for proxies lately. Many providers used to have larger pools, but a lot of networks shrank after 2022 due to infrastructure and carrier limitations.

Also keep in mind that numbers advertised by providers can be misleading. Some count rotating IPs or total historical pool rather than concurrent active IPs.

If Russia is critical for your use case, it might be worth testing several providers rather than relying only on the advertised pool size.
 
If DataImpulse isn't cutting it, check out Asocks or Bright Data they usually have the deepest pools for RU mobile and residential IPs that actually stay clean under heavy rotation.
 
RU mobile and residential pools are generally smaller than people expect. After 2022 a lot of infrastructure changed, so many providers now rotate the same IP ranges rather than having huge active pools. In practice it’s usually better to test a few providers and check real availability instead of relying only on the advertised numbers.
 
Does Asocks specialize in RU proxies?

Bright Data:
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Yes, this is a Russian platform mostly
 
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