Adding a proxy
- Click Add New Proxy
- Fill in the form:
| Field | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Label | Your custom name for the proxy | Yes |
| Proxy Type | HTTP or SOCKS5 | Yes |
| Host | IP address or domain | Yes |
| Port | Connection port | Yes |
| Username | Login (if required) | No |
| Password | Password (if required) | No |
- Click Save
After saving, the proxy is automatically tested for connectivity. The status will update within a few seconds.
Bulk import
To add multiple proxies at once:- Click Import Proxies
- Paste one proxy per line (e.g.
socks5://user:pass@host:portorhost:port:login:password) - Click Import
Duplicating a proxy
To quickly create a new proxy with the same settings as an existing one:- Find the proxy in the table
- Click the copy icon in the Actions column
- A new proxy is created with the same settings
- Edit the label or any other fields as needed
Editing a proxy
- Find the proxy in the table
- Click the pencil icon in the Actions column
- Modify the necessary fields
- Click Update
Deleting a proxy
- Click the trash icon in the Actions column
- Confirm deletion
Testing proxies
Testing is only available in the desktop application.Test single proxy
Click Test next to the proxy status to check if it’s working.Check all proxies
Click Check All in the page header to test all proxies at once.Test direct connection
Click Test Direct to check your connection without any proxy. This helps verify your base network configuration. On successful check, the detected IP address is displayed.Assigning to creators
Proxies are assigned to creators on the Accounts page when editing a creator account. Each creator can have one proxy assigned. One proxy can be shared across multiple accounts.Managing proxies and assigning them to accounts require different permissions. A user may have access to one but not the other.
Troubleshooting
Proxy shows “Unavailable”
- Verify the host and port are correct
- Check username and password credentials
- Ensure the proxy is active with your provider
- Try testing the proxy manually with a tool like curl
Status doesn’t check
- Status checking only works in the desktop application
- In the browser, it shows “N/A (Electron only)”
- Make sure you’re using the Electron app, not the web version