YouTube Proxies Built for Views, Watchtime and QA

Run creator ops, SEO tests and product audits through endpoints that behave like real viewers. Choose ISP or datacenter, sticky sessions for Studio workflows or rotating streams for metadata discovery—plug in via HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 with IPv4/IPv6.

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  • %99 UpTime
  • 1 Free Swap a Month
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • Unlimited Connection
  • 24/7 Tech Support
  • HTTP(S) and Socks4/5 Support
Why ArnProxy for YouTube

Signal‑accurate testing, ops‑ready controls

Creator & agency fit: Sticky ISP sessions keep YouTube Studio, channel settings and comment moderation stable while you switch accounts and workflows.

Search & suggestions QA: Validate search positions, “Up next” and Shorts shelves from different regions and languages without contaminating results with lab traffic.

Catalog & metadata coverage: Rotating pools map titles, tags, captions, chapters and category shifts at scale with predictable throughput.

Real‑time observability: Success ratios, latency percentiles and response mixes let you tune concurrency and pacing to match YouTube surfaces.

Protocol freedom: Full HTTP(S) & SOCKS5 support works with Playwright/Puppeteer, curl and server apps—no custom shims.

Carrier emphasis: Where available, align ISP/ASN to match viewer heuristics for sensitive flows like Studio or Ads interfaces.

Team controls: Split pools per campaign, tag credentials for billing, rotate secrets on schedule and mix IP allowlists with username/password auth.

Predictable scaling: Volume and term tiers keep large audits—captions QA, thumbnail tests, comments sampling—on budget.

Our Services

IPv4 Datacenter Proxy

starting from $0.75

High-performance IPv4 datacenter proxies offering exceptional speed and reliability, perfect for SEO tasks, large-scale web scraping, and ad verification activities.

  • Instant Activation
  • 1 Free Swap a Month
  • Unlimited Connection
  • 24/7 Technical Support
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • For All Purposes
  • Multiple Locations
  • HTTP(s) and Socks4/5 Support

ISP Proxy

starting from $1.25

Reliable and stable ISP proxies blending datacenter speed with residential anonymity, ideal for social media management, market research, and sensitive scraping operations.

  • Instant Activation
  • 1 Free Swap a Month
  • Unlimited Connection
  • 24/7 Technical Support
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • For All Purposes
  • Multiple Locations
  • HTTP(s) and Socks4/5 Support

Rotating Datacenter Proxy

starting from $10

Rapid-rotating datacenter IPs providing automatic IP switching on each request, perfectly suited for large-scale scraping and automated tasks without bans or interruptions.

  • Instant Activation
  • Select country, state and city
  • Unlimited Connection
  • 24/7 Technical Support
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • For All Purposes
  • Multiple Locations
  • HTTP(s) and Socks4/5 Support

Rotating Residential Proxy

starting from $15

Anonymous rotating residential proxies offering genuine user IPs that change with every session, covering extensive global locations for secure browsing and data collection.

  • Instant Activation
  • Real IP Addresses
  • Unlimited Connection
  • 24/7 Technical Support
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • For All Purposes
  • Multiple Locations
  • HTTP(s) and Socks4/5 Support

IPv6 Proxy

starting from $0.15

Discover our affordable and scalable IPv6 proxies, ideal for tasks requiring a wide variety of IPs, such as SEO, web scraping, and automated data extraction.

  • Instant Activation
  • 1 Free Swap a Month
  • Unlimited Connection
  • 24/7 Technical Support
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • For All Purposes
  • Multiple Locations
  • HTTP(s) and Socks4/5 Support

Promo code YouTube — scale smarter

Apply a YouTube‑only promo at checkout. Stack it with term discounts to cut costs on metadata crawls, Studio ops and localization QA.

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Frequently asked questions

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For logged‑in and moderation workflows, ISP pools typically offer the highest stability. Datacenter pools are great for large, public metadata discovery.

Yes—dual‑stack IPv4/IPv6 and both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 are supported across our YouTube‑ready pools.

Yes—define a stickiness TTL and add interval refresh for longer runs to balance continuity and freshness.

Endpoints are used for Shorts, Watch pages and Live surfaces as part of QA and catalog coverage tasks.

Yes—success ratios, latency percentiles, status mixes and endpoint health to guide pacing and concurrency.

Where available, we can align pools with preferred carriers/ASNs to better match viewer heuristics.

Usually instant after confirmation—credentials appear in your dashboard or via API.

User‑agent/header strategy lives in your app. We share best‑practice examples and leave full control to you.

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YouTube’s surfaces—Search, Watch, Shorts, Home, Subscriptions and Studio—respond differently by region, language and session history. ArnProxy provisions private proxy pools that mimic genuine viewer posture at the city/ISP level, so checks on rankings, thumbnails, subtitles, chapters and comments reflect real‑world journeys.

Pick sticky sessions for logged‑in tasks (Studio management, channel QA, comment triage). Use timed or per‑request rotation when crawling public metadata, transcripts, chapters or related videos at scale. Dual‑stack IPv4/IPv6 with HTTP(S)/SOCKS5 makes adoption effortless in browsers, CLIs and microservices.

Bring fleets online in minutes from dashboard or API. Organize by project, tag keys for cost attribution, rotate credentials automatically and switch authentication modes instantly. Built‑in telemetry exposes status mixes and latency curves so you can right‑size concurrency, backoff and pacing specifically for YouTube workloads.

Security and privacy are standard: encrypted transport, minimized operational metadata and daily log purges. Optional ISP/ASN preference aligns pools with viewer‑like routes where available.

What You Unlock with ArnProxy for YouTube

  1. Viewer‑like Vantage Points: City/region and, where possible, ISP‑aligned endpoints help you observe search positions, recommendation shelves and Shorts carousels as real audiences might, improving confidence in A/B experiments and localization checks.
  2. Sticky Session Discipline: Maintain stable logins across YouTube Studio and Ads interfaces while controlling cookie reuse and session TTLs to avoid unnecessary churn during long review cycles.
  3. High‑Volume Rotation: Per‑request or interval refresh supports large metadata passes—titles, tags, captions, chapters, categories—while graceful failover keeps jobs progressing under throttling.
  4. Dual‑Stack Networking: Native IPv4/IPv6 paths reduce brittle fallbacks and match modern delivery networks used around YouTube properties.
  5. Protocol Flexibility: HTTP(S) & SOCKS5 work out of the box with Playwright, Puppeteer, curl and Python, so existing tools stay unchanged.
  6. Telemetry & Health: Live success/latency metrics and endpoint health views make pacing and retry windows data‑driven instead of guesswork.
  7. Access & Secrets Control: Mix IP allowlisting with credential auth, scope keys per team, set rotation schedules and export usage for audits in one place.
  8. ISP/ASN Preference: Where coverage allows, prefer specific carriers to better resemble typical viewer routes on sensitive tasks.
  9. Automation‑Ready: REST API for issuance, rotation, renewals and webhooks so CI/CD jobs, QA pipelines and dashboards stay in sync.
  10. 24/7 Engineering Help: Proxy specialists review traces, suggest configs and provide playbooks tailored to YouTube surfaces.

Quick Setup Examples

Playwright (Node.js)

import { chromium } from 'playwright';


const proxy = {
server: 'http://proxy.arn:12345',
username: 'USER',
password: 'PASS'
};


const browser = await chromium.launch({
proxy,
headless: true
});
const page = await browser.newPage();
await page.goto('https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=arnproxy');
console.log(await page.title());
await browser.close();

curl

curl -x http://USER:PASS@proxy.arn:12345 \
-A "Mozilla/5.0" \
https://www.youtube.com/

Python requests

import requests
proxies = {
'http': 'http://USER:PASS@proxy.arn:12345',
'https': 'http://USER:PASS@proxy.arn:12345'
}
r = requests.get('https://www.youtube.com/@ArnProxy', proxies=proxies, timeout=30)
print(r.status_code)

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