What proxy setup actually works for running multiple accounts or scraping on Reddit i

[Raeson188]

Our team is trying to manage several outreach profiles and pull public discussion metrics for market research, but we keep hitting instant Shadowbans, rate limits, and constant CAPTCHAs. We tried rotating standard residential IPs, but Reddit's security flags them almost immediately. For those of you managing accounts or harvesting data at scale, what proxy setup keeps your sessions stable without getting profiles banned?

[Disin]

Reddit relies heavily on network trust and device fingerprinting. Standard datacenter subnets and even cheap residential pools get flagged fast because multiple accounts end up sharing flagged IP ranges. The most effective approach is utilizing mobile carrier proxies paired with sticky sessions. Holding a single, clean mobile IP per profile keeps session fingerprints isolated and mimics genuine mobile app users.

[muerko0]

We ran into that exact brick wall last year when managing multi-account campaigns—our profiles kept getting linked and shadowbanned within days. Everything stabilized once we moved our infrastructure over to https://www.simplynode.io/targets/proxies-for-reddit. Using their mobile proxy pool with sticky session timeouts allowed us to assign a dedicated mobile IP to each profile. Because mobile carrier subnets carry the highest trust level, our action rate limits disappeared, and we haven't lost an account to linked IP bans since.