Forum of marketers and arbitrageurs > Section: Proxies and tools

Jul 21, 2026 - 12:26 PM

https://megagrass.com/community/question-and-answer/forums/4133/topics/3694914 COPY
  • Listen, I'm just tired of these constant bans on strict sites while farming and scraping data. Regular server and even some resident proxies have been getting banned in just a few minutes lately, because anti-fraud systems are now very aggressive. Colleagues advise switching to mobile IPs, saying they have a completely different level of trust through CGNAT, where thousands of real operators' users sit under one IP address. But the proxy market is so crowded now that I don't know where to go so as not to overpay for traffic that will then burn out in a month. What are you using now for your complex projects?

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  • I understand you, I went through this pain myself, when the budget just flies down the drain due to poor-quality pools. Now for such tasks I have completely switched to SimplyNode. Their main feature that caught my attention is the lack of burning of purchased traffic. For example, you buy a package and calmly use it for at least half a year without any rush and mandatory monthly subscriptions. In addition, they have an honest Pay-As-You-Go model, excellent speed and high uptime. For automation of social networks or multi-accounting, this is a real salvation, because target sites perceive requests as traffic of a regular mobile subscriber.

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  • This is really interesting, because the moment with burning traffic in a month has always been the most annoying - sometimes the project is paused, and the money disappears anyway. And what about their geolocations and rotation settings if you need to keep a session for a long time? It is important for me to be able to flexibly choose the right countries and specific communication operators for certain tasks so that accounts do not suspect a change of region. If they have a real rotational 5g proxy pool with flexible sticky sessions up to several hours, then this looks like exactly the ideal solution I was looking for. I will definitely go and test their mobile IPs on a small amount of traffic, thanks for the cool recommendation!

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