Best proxies for scraping Google without getting banned?

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Best proxies for scraping Google without getting banned?

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been playing with different proxies lately for SEO tools and Google scraping. started with cheap datacenter proxies but got blocked after 200-300 requests. switched to residential proxies and now i can do around 2k requests a day without issues. mobile proxies are interesting but expensive. wanna hear real numbers from u guys who are actually doing this at scale. also, anyone tested anti-detection proxies? like, do they really cut down blocks? been eyeing a few providers but not sure if the extra $ makes a difference. tbh, wanna find a stable setup that keeps me under radar but also gives me decent speed. share ur experience, what works, what's a waste of money?
 
how many requests are you doing per hour? a lot of folks forget that rate limits matter even with residentials. i've seen ppl get 5k-10k requests a day on residentials with proper rotation, but you gotta keep your requests steady and not spike. anti-detection proxies can help but honestly they just mask traffic better, not magic. at scale, i'd say a mix of residential + anti-detection tools and good rotation can push that higher without sus flags.
 
bro, u gotta realize datacenter proxies are basically useless for scraping Google long term. they get banned quick bc they r datacenter IPs. residentials r the way to go if u wanna stay under radar at scale. also, anti-detection proxies? honestly, they r just hype, no magic, but yeah, some r better than others.
 
yeah, that's key. u doing 100 or 500 per hour? the same proxies can go from working fine to getting banned quick if u spike the request rate without throttling. ymmv, but i've seen a big difference when u keep it steady and slow on residentials
 
man been doing this 3 years now, and honestly I think a lot of folks get too caught up in the proxies and forget about the other side of the coin. yeah, residentials are better but even then u gotta keep ur request rate in check. i've seen guys running millions of requests a day but they're throttling like crazy, otherwise they get banned quick. so, imo, it's not just about the proxy type but how u manage ur traffic. wanna hear real numbers from u guys who are actually doing this at scale? smh, u gotta be careful with those claims. i've seen people say they do 10k a day on residentials but then they're back to square one with bans in a week. it's all about how u rotate, throttle, and stay under the radar.
 
Been using residential proxies with fresh IPs and rotating pools, and I still get occasional blocks but far less. Do you think using datacenter proxies with good geo-targeting could be better or just more risky?
 
Proxies with residential IPs seem to work better for me but I've noticed that even with fresh ones I get blocked like 10-15% of the time if I scrape heavy. Last month I switched to high-quality datacenter proxies with geo-targeting and my ban rate dropped to around 5%. Do you guys think layering proxies with some stealth tech could push that even lower?
 
Yup, datacenter proxies with geo-targeting can sometimes be faster and cheaper but riskier if Google detects the pattern. I'd say ymmv depending on your scraping volume and how good your proxy rotation is. For heavy scraping, residential still seems safer long term.
 
careful with residential proxies, they're not magic. i had worse luck with them getting flagged quicker than datacenter proxies when scraping at scale. i use oxylabs for proxies and their residentials have been pretty solid for me, but you gotta tweak your scraping patterns too. just my 2c, ymmv. peace out.
 
Actually, residential proxies can work prettyyy well if you rotate them fast enough, but yeah, they aint foolproof if you push too hard. depends on your scale and how stealthy you wanna be.
 
careful with residentials if ur scale is huge, they still get flagged if u push too hard. a good tip is to combine a few proxy types and set a low request rate, that usually helps u stay under the radar longer. u ever tried mixed proxy pools?
 
Actually, I think datacenter proxies can work if you mix in some residentials and keep the request rate super low. Just depends on how sneaky u wanna be.
 
spot on, I remember I tried a bunch of proxies last year and found residential ones from a smaller provider worked better, lasted longer before bans. Big providers got flagged quick sometimes, so yeah, personal residentials are kinda king if you wanna keep scraping without headaches
 
best proxies for scraping google without getting banned? honestly, i dunno if theres a best. ive tried a few, and its always a gamble. some days the residentials work, then next day they get flagged quick. trust me, no magic, just trial and error. dont fall for the hype, its all kinda unpredictable.
 
Honestly, rotating proxies and randomizing your user agents is more important than the brand. pro tip: don't rely on one provider, ymmv. sometimes you get lucky, sometimes not but no silver bullet here.
 
Bet you a coffee the key is rotating fast and mixing residential and datacenter proxies to stay fresh.
 
Have you tried varying your request timing too? keeping a slow, human-like pace might help avoid flagging, not just proxy mix.
 
I disagree with the idea that proxies alone are enough. I've seen accounts get banned even with rotating residential proxies if the scraping behavior looks too bot-like. It's also about how u mimic human activity - delays, random mouse movements, stuff like that. Proxies help but they ain't a magic fix.
 
Careful with thinking proxies alone fix bans, u gotta also mimic human behavior like random delays and mouse movements, or it won't matter what proxies u use.
 
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