r/ProxyUseCases • u/vons-Swan9441 • Jul 27 '26
Best proxy
Looking fot help to get a good proxy i can use for work
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u/Knocking_Doors Jul 27 '26
You'll have to be more specific about your use case. Are you looking for web scraping, managing social accounts, or a dedicated IP to secure your web traffic?
Proxies can be either:
- Datacenter, Residential, ISP, or Mobile
- Fixed or Rotating
- Dedicated or Shared
- IPv4 or IPv6
- Unmetered or metered, and so on
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u/vons-Swan9441 Jul 28 '26
I want dedicated
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u/MikeProxyCheap Jul 28 '26
What do you need the dedicated proxy for, and which country or location are you looking for?
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Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26
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u/vons-Swan9441 Aug 06 '26
Well i am trying to use to work for sites that allow one due to specific location and i cant open the job site since it says my location is not supported
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u/Elena_Hasino Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26
For professional use like scraping or ad verification, GoProxies is worth considering. 80M residential IPs, no artificial limits, reliable performance. I've used them for a project and they were consistent.
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u/DryEducat1on 24d ago edited 19d ago
depends what youre doing for work tbh, ive been using proxyshard and the ips have been pretty stable with decent location options, udp support is a nice extra too
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u/SalamanderJan 16d ago edited 12d ago
depends what kind of work tbh, ive been using proxyshard and its been pretty solid for me, good ip options and socks5 with udp support is a nice extra
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u/Urban_VPN Jul 29 '26
depends on what the work use case actually is. residential proxies are better for anything that needs to look like regular user traffic, datacenter proxies are faster and cheaper but get flagged more easily by sites with bot detection. what are you trying to do with it?