In light of recent events (restrictions, slowdowns, bans) — “this isn’t allowed,” “this is for the best,” “strictly in the interest of your security,” and so on — the market for proxy providers has grown exponentially in just the last couple of years.

To be fair, the ”proxy boom” hit right during the golden era of the 2020s, and overall, the growth trend continues to rise. In fact, I believe in the next few years, we will witness a total revolution in automation and related services. Reimagining, repackaging, and rolling out new features — I’m certain we have yet to peak in abilities.

However, the larger the market grows, the breakdown of components becomes much more interesting — to analyze the players, categorize them into subgroups, and highlight the favorites, mid-tier options, and underperformers. There are plenty of services out there, and a good chunk of them are incredibly inefficient and inaccurate. Since I have hands-on experience with many of these players, I'll share my firsthand knowledge, in hopes of it being useful to others.

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