Proxy setup for antidetect browsers, scrapers & AI agents
One endpoint, any stack. Route requests through residential IPs the target trusts — copy-paste setup for your language, framework or antidetect browser, no SDK to learn.
Antidetect browsers
GoLoginGoLogin gives every profile its own fingerprint; the proxy is what gives it its own IP. Open a profile, switch it to your own proxy, and paste the values below. The country and the sticky session both ride in the login, so nothing else in the form changes between profiles.See setup
AdsPowerAdsPower keeps proxy settings on the profile itself, under Proxy Info. Set the type to HTTP, drop the gateway in as the host, and put your credentials in the account and password fields. Because the targeting lives in the account string, one set of credentials covers every country you run.See setup
Dolphin Anty20% off Dolphin AntyDolphin Anty stores proxies in a library and attaches them to profiles, so you add the gateway once and reuse it. Save one entry per country or per identity — what separates them is the login string, not the host, which is the same gateway every time.See setup
MultiloginMultilogin plans include built-in residential proxies. If you would rather use your own provider, the proxy goes on each profile, under the Proxy tab. Choose an external HTTP proxy instead of the built-in one, fill in the gateway, and the profile runs from a residential IP in the country you choose, priced by the GB.See setup
IncognitonIncogniton takes the proxy per profile, on the Proxy tab. The field it calls Proxy IP wants the gateway hostname, not a bare address — that one substitution is where most setups go wrong. Everything else is the credentials from your dashboard.See setup
Octo Browser30% off OctoOcto Browser takes the proxy per profile, under Proxy / VPN in the profile's general settings, or once in the Proxy Manager so any profile can reuse it. Type the fields in one at a time: Octo's paste box treats a semicolon as a separator, and your login carries its targeting in semicolon-joined keys.See setup
MoreLoginMoreLogin sets the proxy per profile: choose Custom Proxy under Proxy settings when you create or edit a profile, or add proxies once under Proxy Service and pick them from any profile. Proxy Account takes your full login, targeting keys included, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setup
Hidemyacc10% off HidemyaccHidemyacc sets the proxy per profile: open the Proxy tab while you create a profile, choose Your Proxy, and fill in the host, port, username and password. Or add proxies once to Proxy Manager and pick them from any profile. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setup
FlashID70% off FlashIDFlashID sets the proxy per profile: click Create Profile, choose Add proxy in the Proxy row, and fill in the host, port, username and password. The proxy then sits in your saved list, so other profiles can reuse it under Saved proxy. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setup
HidemiumHidemium sets the proxy per profile: click Add Profile, open the Your Proxies tab in the Proxy step, and fill in the IP address, port, username and password. Or import proxies once into Proxy Manager and pick them from any profile. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setup
ExitAnty10% off ExitAntyExitAnty sets the proxy per session: open a session's Network tab, switch on Enable Proxy, and fill in the host, port, username and password. The form takes SOCKS5 only, so the port is 824, not the HTTP port 823. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every session.See setup
MostLoginMostLogin sets the proxy per profile: open the Proxy tab while you create a profile, keep Type on Basic, and fill in the protocol, host, port, account and password. Proxy protocol starts on socks5, so either switch it to HTTP for port 823 or keep socks5 and use 824. The account carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setup
GenLoginGenLogin sets the proxy per profile: open the Network tab while you create a profile, choose Your proxy, and fill in the type, host, port, username and password. Or add proxies once in Proxy manager and assign them to any profile. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setup
KameleoKameleo sets the proxy per profile: switch Proxy to With Proxy while you create a profile, keep the HTTP tab, and fill in the host, port, username and password. A profile created through Kameleo's Local API takes the same four values, so a scraper gets its proxy without anyone opening the app. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setup
NstbrowserNstbrowser sets the proxy per profile: open the Proxy tab while you create a profile, choose Custom Proxy, and fill in the protocol, host, port, username and password. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile, and a profile you later drive from Puppeteer or Playwright keeps the same proxy.See setup
SessionBoxSessionBox One sets the proxy per profile: while you create a profile, click Manage proxies under Proxy, add the proxy once, and pick it from the Proxy list. Profiles open in your own Chrome, Edge or Firefox through the SessionBox extension, each with its own cookies and its own proxy. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country, and a distinct session ID gives each profile its own IP.See setup
BitBrowserBitBrowser sets the proxy per browser profile: in the profile's Proxy section, keep Method on Custom, pick the type and fill in the host, port, username and password, then click Check Proxy. For many profiles at once, Batch Import takes one proxy per row as Host:Port:Username:Password. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every profile.See setupCloud phones
Languages & HTTP clients
cURLcURL is the fastest way to smoke-test a proxy. Point --proxy at your gateway and every request exits from a fresh residential IP — no config files, no SDK. Copy a line below, swap in your credentials, and you are through.See codePython (requests)The requests library takes a proxies dict and routes every call through it. Drop in your gateway URL and you are scraping from residential IPs the target trusts — no browser, no SDK. Add targeting in the username to pick a country or pin an IP.See codePython (httpx / async)When you need concurrency — hundreds of requests, or an AI agent firing tool calls in parallel — httpx routes async traffic through the gateway with one proxy argument. Each request still exits from its own residential IP.See codeNode.js (fetch)Node 18+ ships fetch, but it ignores HTTP_PROXY by default. Pass an undici ProxyAgent as the dispatcher and every fetch routes through your residential gateway. No axios, no extra HTTP client required.See codeGoGo's standard library does everything — set Proxy on an http.Transport and every request through that client exits from a residential IP. No packages to install, ideal for fast concurrent scrapers.See code
Scraping & automation
ScrapyScrapy has proxy support built in — no third-party middleware needed. Enable HttpProxyMiddleware and set the proxy in each Request's meta, and your whole crawl exits from rotating residential IPs.See codePlaywrightFor JavaScript-heavy targets you need a real browser. Playwright takes a proxy object at launch, with the username and password passed separately — so an authenticated residential gateway just works, headless or headed.See codePuppeteerPuppeteer passes the proxy as a Chromium launch flag, then authenticates the page. Two lines and your headless Chrome exits from residential IPs — the standard setup for scraping single-page apps and login flows.See codeSeleniumVanilla Selenium cannot handle username/password proxies, so the clean path is selenium-wire, which injects the credentials for you. Point it at your gateway and Chrome drives through residential IPs.See codeAI agents (LangChain)AI agents that browse the web fetch from datacenter IPs that sites block on sight — so the model gets a CAPTCHA wall instead of the page. Route the agent's HTTP tools through a residential gateway and it reads the real internet, the way a person would. Works with LangChain, browser-use and any tool built on requests or httpx.See code
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