Proxies for Multilogin
Give every Multilogin profile its own clean IP. Connect Proxy Rotator to assign residential and mobile proxies with sticky sessions, so each browser fingerprint keeps one stable IP for safe multi-accounting. Set it up in a few minutes with the host, port and credentials from your dashboard.
Sticky IP per profile HTTPS & SOCKS5 Residential & mobile
Built for Multilogin multi-accounting
Antidetect profiles need a believable, stable IP behind every fingerprint. That is exactly what our pool delivers.
Residential & mobile IPs
Real residential and mobile IPs from a 100M+ pool look like genuine users, which is what Multilogin profiles need to avoid flags on social and e-commerce sites.
Sticky session per profile
Hold one stable IP for the life of a session so each Multilogin profile keeps a consistent location and fingerprint, the key to safe multi-accounting.
Rotating when you need it
Prefer a fresh IP per request for scraping or warmup tasks? Switch the same gateway to rotating without touching your profiles.
HTTPS and SOCKS5
Multilogin supports both, and so do we. Pick HTTPS or SOCKS5 from the same gateway to match how each profile should connect.
City & country targeting
Pin each profile to a country, and a city on residential, so accounts register and operate from a believable, consistent location.
All proxy types, one plan
Residential, datacenter, mobile and IPv6 from a single gateway, so you can match the right IP type to each Multilogin profile.
Connect Proxy Rotator to Multilogin
Four steps from a fresh account to a profile browsing on your own IP.
Copy your gateway details
Sign in to your Proxy Rotator dashboard and open your gateway. Copy the host, port, username and password. These are the four values Multilogin needs.
Open proxy settings in Multilogin
In Multilogin, create a new profile or edit an existing one. In the profile setup, open the Proxy section and choose to enter a custom proxy.
Enter your Proxy Rotator fields
Set the connection type, then paste your host, port, username and password. Your panel will look like this.
Multilogin proxy configuration with your Proxy Rotator gateway details.
Check the proxy
Use the Check Proxy button in Multilogin. A successful connection shows your proxy IP and location. Save the profile and launch the browser to start working on that IP.
Field mapping reference
Map your Proxy Rotator gateway to the Multilogin proxy fields as follows.
- Proxy type: HTTPS or SOCKS5 (all supported on the same gateway)
- Host / Server: your gateway host, for example
gateway.proxyrotator.com - Port: your gateway port, for example
8080 - Username (login): your gateway username
- Password: your gateway password
Authentication: two methods
Use whichever fits your environment. Both authenticate the same gateway.
- Username and password (primary): enter your gateway login and password in the Multilogin proxy fields. This is the recommended method and works from any network.
- IP whitelist (fallback): if you cannot enter credentials, add your machine's public IP to the whitelist in your dashboard. The gateway then authorizes that IP and you can leave the username and password blank.
Verify the connection
The fastest check is inside Multilogin itself. Click Check Proxy on the profile and confirm it returns a successful connection along with the proxy IP and location. If it does, your profile is ready.
Want to confirm the same credentials from a terminal? Run this cURL command and it should print the proxy IP rather than your own.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@gateway.proxyrotator.com:8080 https://api.ipify.org
Rotating vs sticky for multi-accounting
For Multilogin multi-accounting, you almost always want sticky proxies. A sticky session holds one stable IP per profile, so each account keeps a consistent location and looks like the same real user every time it logs in. That is what keeps profiles healthy.
Use rotating proxies for tasks that benefit from a fresh IP, such as bulk scraping, account discovery or warmup jobs. You can run both from the same gateway and assign whichever mode each profile needs.
Multilogin's Mimic and Stealthfox engines
Multilogin ships two proprietary browsers, Mimic on Chromium and Stealthfox on Firefox, with fingerprinting applied at the kernel level. Your gateway attaches to a profile the same way in either engine, host, port, username and password, so a sticky residential or mobile IP stays behind the fingerprint whether a profile runs on Mimic or Stealthfox. If a proxy is rejected as "Wrong proxy data," it is almost always a mistyped host or port or an IP that has not been whitelisted, not a compatibility problem.
Multilogin's local API supports Selenium, Playwright and Puppeteer. A profile launched through the API keeps the proxy you assigned in the interface, so scripted warmup and automated actions run on the same sticky IP as the manual session, which is what keeps an account looking like one consistent user. Match each profile to the country, and a city on residential, of its IP so the timezone and location stay believable.
Proxy Rotator with Multilogin FAQ
Which plan should I use for multi-accounting in Multilogin?
Do you support SOCKS5 for Multilogin?
How many profiles can I run at once?
Can I keep the same IP for one profile?
Can I assign a country or city to each profile?
How do I fix a Wrong proxy data or failed proxy connection in Multilogin?
What proxy type is best for managing Facebook or social accounts in Multilogin?
Does each Multilogin profile need its own separate proxy?
Power your Multilogin profiles with clean IPs
Get residential and mobile proxies with a sticky IP per profile, plus rotating when you need it, from $24.95/mo. Set up Multilogin in minutes.