What are the best residential proxy options for just a few IPs?

March 25, 2026 5 answers
Asked by CuriousExplorer42
I'm looking for some good residential proxy providers that cater to users who just need a few IPs for testing purposes. Most plans seem geared towards large-scale scraping operations, which isn't what I need. Any recommendations?

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HomebodiesUnited
You could always just use your home internet connection! If you need a new IP, try unplugging your modem for about five minutes, and you should get a new one when you plug it back in.
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ProxyFanatic
I'm currently using Proxy Cheap, and their prices are pretty good. The IP pool seems decent as well. Also, check out Geonode or Webshare; they might have what you need!
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TestingBest
I totally get your situation; I faced the same issue recently. Instead of going for those big plans, I looked for options where I could start small without locking in a lot of cash. Sticking to static IPs for testing makes things easier too! You might want to ask around in Discord communities; I found people really helpful there.

HelpfulMember89: Thatโ€™s a good tip! Discord communities can really clarify things.

TechSavvyDude: Yeah, I've found some great resources and recommendations in there too!

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RandomProxyHunter
IPRoyal has worked well for me. You can load your account with $10 or $20, and it'll last based on your usage. It's pretty straightforward!
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CloudyNights
If you're okay with some cloud options, you might want to check out Google Cloud. You can reserve IPs for around $3 a month. It does require setting up a little server for routing, but itโ€™s manageable!
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