What proxy setup are you actually using for multi-account campaign testing?

[Pxyedge]

Hey folks,

Quick one – I’ve been scaling some native campaigns across multiple ad accounts lately, and the biggest headache is still IP bans. I rotate user agents, clear cookies, use different browser fingerprints, but it feels like the proxy source itself is what makes or breaks it.

I used to rely on cheap datacenter proxies for testing, but networks flag them almost instantly now – especially on FB and Google. Switched to residential a few months back and saw a noticeable drop in blocks, but not all residential providers are equal. Some have tiny pools, so you end up reusing IPs way too often.

Here’s what’s been working for me so far:

• Request-level rotation – not just session-based. Sticky sessions are fine for logging in, but for verification and scraping landing page data, I rotate every request. Seems to mimic real user behaviour better.
• City-level targeting – if I’m testing a local offer (say, Miami), I make sure my proxy resolves to that exact city. Mismatch between IP location and campaign geo triggers flags.
• Don’t overload – even with residential, I keep concurrency moderate. Spamming 50 requests from one IP is a red flag.

I recently started testing a newer service called Pxyedge – their pool is huge (80M+ IPs) and they handle city-level targeting well. So far, the ban rate is lower than my previous provider, and the pricing is transparent (no surprise fees). Not affiliated, just sharing in case someone’s hunting for alternatives.

What about you? What proxy setup are you running for campaign testing, and have you noticed any particular provider that works better for native vs. CPA?

Curious to hear your experiences.

 

[Czaq]

Residential proxies have definitely been more reliable for me too. Cheap datacenter IPs tend to get flagged pretty fast these days. Haven’t tested Pxyedge yet, but the large IP pool and city-level targeting sound interesting. Might give it a try and compare the results with my current setup.