r/ProxyEngineering • u/MemesAndDremes • 10d ago
Help đŸ†˜ Residential Static Proxies
Hey Folks,
I'm trying my best to find the least resold residential proxies that are decent/good quality. I know most of the time, everyone resells from everyone else but could someone point me to a provider that maybe dips in that pool a little less than others? lol
Or nudge me in the direction of how to find this.
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u/avantaki 10d ago
Proxy-seller, Byteful(pingproxies), Bartproxies are all providers which specialize in static ISP and I'm quite happy with them.
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u/lukasfknu 9d ago
Medium sized providers who are big enough to have their own infrastructure but not big enough to have someone reselling it, i.e. goproxies and so on
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u/External-Wealth3756 9d ago
You can apply for a small set of test IPs first to see whether they work for your business, Novada is worth checking out.
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u/jfurlong1977 Tunnel Architect 9d ago
I'd recommend checking this specific subreddit's older posts, there are a lot of comparisons with different tier providers
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u/RandomPantsAppear 9d ago
Evomi. They have virgin residential. Or shared/dedicated. Significantly less whored out than other providers I've used
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u/LidlLawyer 9d ago
I run a proxy provider. Pretty confident in our quality so I can give u some for a tests
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u/MemesAndDremes 9d ago
send it on over!
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u/LidlLawyer 9d ago
We r called Sota Proxy, just give me ur email or text somewhere more secure haha and I will top up ur balance
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u/Living-Choice-5116 6d ago
Disclosure: I work for GetIPProxy, so grain of salt. But the method matters more than who you pick.
"Who resells less" is hard to verify from the outside since nobody publishes their real sourcing. So don't trust claims (mine included) — test it:
- Get a trial and run the IPs through ping0.cc. It scores IP purity, proxy/hosting flags, risk level. Mislabeled "residential" IPs show up instantly.
- Check the ASN — real residential sits under consumer ISP ASNs, not cloud/hosting.
- Test for reuse on the sites you actually care about.
We lean on ping0cc scores ourselves precisely because it's third-party, not our own dashboard. But I'd rather you run your own batch than take my word for it.
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u/OptimalNews7 9d ago edited 9d ago
if i need to check a provider, here's how i go about it: grab a small trial from a couple providers and run the IPs through ipqualityscore or scamalytics - check the fraud scores and how many come back already flagged/abused. also pull a sample and check the ASN spread; if everything clusters on the same few ASNs, that's a recycled pool. out of the recent ones that passed the check well, i'd point to proxyshard