
Decodo’s pay-as-you-go residential proxies worked well for our project. We’re a small agency in Romania, and we used Romanian residential IPs with sticky sessions to run thousands of Google AI Mode prompts through several parallel browser workers.
The endpoint generator made setup easy. Sticky sessions are set through the username, so each worker got its own IP, and it plugged into our Playwright-based browsers with no extra work. The whole batch was answered in a single day, and our first test run went through without a single CAPTCHA.
We liked the pay-as-you-go model. There’s no subscription, and the cost per result was very low for us. That’s our experience as a small team with occasional jobs, and we haven’t tried larger volumes.
Google still served CAPTCHAs after a while on each browser profile. Rotating browser profiles fixed it, while rotating only the IP didn’t. That’s a limit of scraping Google rather than a flaw in the proxy.
Support answered our pre-purchase questions in LiveChat the same day, which was enough to start that afternoon.
We’d recommend it based on our experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Minor things. A few of the residential IPs were already flagged by Google, so some workers got a CAPTCHA on their first prompts, even on the full country pool. Support also told us pay-as-you-go has no traffic limit per proxy user and that failed requests are billed, but the current docs describe a per-user limit, so we weren’t sure what applies. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


