IPRoyal’s residential proxy pool has been reliable for geo-targeted automation — we use it to run scheduled scripts that need to look like real traffic from specific countries (US, UAE, and others), and the IP quality holds up well for that. Once credentials and auth were configured correctly, it’s been stable for ongoing, unattended automated use, and their GEO coverage has been broad enough to support multiple campaigns across different regions without issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Getting proxy authentication set up correctly took some trial and error early on — credential formatting needed to be precise, and a password-masking bug on our own backend ended up corrupting the stored proxy password at one point, which looked like an IPRoyal auth failure until we traced it back. Verifying that GEO-targeted IPs were actually tagged correctly for less common regions also took some manual testing rather than being obvious out of the box. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.