# Antidetect Browser Proxies – AdsPower/Multilogin/GoLogin/Dolphin Anty

One residential, mobile or ISP proxy per profile in AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty. Bulk host:port:user:pass lines, sticky sessions, HTTP/SOCKS5.

## Proxies for Antidetect Browsers: One Residential, Mobile or ISP IP per Profile

**Residential from $0.80/GB · ISP from $3.80/IP · HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 · Bulk lines from the dashboard**

Antidetect browsers such as AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin and Dolphin Anty keep each browser profile separate, and each profile needs its own proxy to be separate on the network too. Quantum Proxies supplies one line per profile, host:port:user:pass over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5, as residential sticky sessions from $0.80/GB, mobile carrier IPs or dedicated ISP IPs from $3.80 per month.

- **1** proxy line per browser profile
- **120 min** sticky sessions on Residential Premium
- **24 h** sticky sessions on mobile IPs
- **$3.80** per dedicated ISP IP / month

## How profile-based browsers use a proxy

An antidetect or multi-profile browser stores each profile as a separate bundle: its own cookies, local storage, browser fingerprint and, crucially, its own proxy. Every request the profile makes leaves through that proxy, so the profile has a consistent network identity that matches its consistent fingerprint. Without the proxy, all profiles would share the machine's public IP, which defeats the separation the browser was bought for.

All four major tools accept the same ingredients: a host, a port, a username and a password, plus the protocol (HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5). You can enter them field by field in the profile settings or paste lines in bulk, usually as host:port:user:pass or protocol://user:pass@host:port. Each browser has a check button that tests the proxy and shows the exit country before you save the profile.

## Which proxy type for which profile

Match the proxy to what the profile does, not to a general ranking. A profile that logs into a marketplace storefront every day needs a permanent address; a profile that mirrors a phone-based account needs a carrier IP; a profile used for research or client work in sessions is fine on a residential IP held for the session.

- ISP proxies: one dedicated static IP per profile, unmetered, $3.80 per IP per month for 1–10 IPs, down to $2.50 above 100, in 25 countries. For storefronts, ad accounts and long-lived identities.
- Residential Premium: sticky sessions up to 120 minutes, country/state/city/ISP targeting, 90M+ IPs, from $2.20/GB. For profiles you open in working sessions.
- Residential Basic: the same pool from $0.80/GB, sticky sessions from 3 minutes, ASN targeting. For test profiles and research.
- Mobile 4G/5G: real carrier IPs, sticky up to 24 hours, carrier targeting, from $2.30/GB. For profiles that stand in for a phone app.

## Match the session length to the profile's lifetime

A proxy that rotates under a logged-in profile looks like a user teleporting between cities mid-session, so profile work almost always uses sticky sessions. The question is how long the session should last. If a profile is opened for an hour of work and closed, a Residential Premium sticky session of up to 120 minutes covers it. If a profile stays open all day, mobile sessions of up to 24 hours or an ISP IP that never changes are the better fit.

On the residential and mobile pools the session identifier lives in the proxy username. Use the profile's name as the identifier: the gateway then returns the same IP to that profile until the session expires, and a new session starts cleanly on the next launch. Never reuse one identifier across two profiles.

## Keep the profile's geo consistent with the IP

Antidetect browsers can derive the profile's timezone, language and geolocation from the proxy's exit IP; turn that option on, or set the values by hand to the country and city of the IP. A profile that reports Europe/Berlin while exiting from a US address is inconsistent in a way that is visible to any site.

Choose the IP location first, then build the profile around it. ISP proxies are targeted at country level in 25 countries, including the US, UK, Germany, France, Canada, Australia and Japan. Residential proxies add state and city targeting across 200+ countries, and mobile proxies let you pin the carrier: T-Mobile, AT&T or Verizon in the US, Three, BT or O2 in the UK, Deutsche Telekom, O2 or Vodafone in Germany.

## Generate proxy lines in bulk from the dashboard or API

Profile browsers are built for tens or hundreds of profiles, so you rarely type proxies one at a time. In the Quantum Proxies dashboard the proxy generator takes a country, an optional city or carrier, a session type and a count, and outputs that many lines, each with its own session identifier, ready to paste into the browser's bulk import. ISP orders arrive as a plain list of dedicated IPs with credentials the moment payment is confirmed.

The REST API does the same from a script, which is useful when profiles are created programmatically or when you rotate credentials on a schedule. Authentication is username:password by default; if your browser runs on a server with a fixed IP you can whitelist it in the dashboard and skip credentials in the proxy line.

## Setting up a profile in four steps

The steps are the same in every profile browser; only the menu names differ.

- 1. Create an account at app.quantumproxies.io and top up from $5 by card, PayPal, USDT or 300+ cryptocurrencies. Buy ISP IPs, or a residential or mobile plan.
- 2. Generate one proxy line per profile with a unique session identifier (or take one ISP IP per profile).
- 3. In the browser, create or edit the profile, choose HTTP or SOCKS5, paste host, port, username and password, and press the built-in check to confirm the exit country.
- 4. Enable timezone and language from IP, save the profile, and keep that proxy on that profile for its whole life.

## What this setup is for

Profile browsers with per-profile proxies are used by agencies that manage client accounts, e-commerce operators with several approved storefronts, QA teams testing a product from many locations and researchers who need clean, repeatable browser environments. The proxies keep those environments separate on the network the way the browser keeps them separate on disk.

They do not make anything undetectable, and we do not claim success or ban rates. Platform rules on account ownership still apply to every profile you create. What you get is a real IP with a consistent location per profile, 99.9% uptime and 24/7 support for the setup itself.

## Browser → proxy string format → recommended type

| Browser | Proxy string format | Recommended type |
| --- | --- | --- |
| AdsPower | Bulk import as host:port:user:pass, one line per profile, protocol chosen in the import dialog; or separate fields per profile | ISP for storefronts and ad accounts; Residential Premium sticky for session work |
| Multilogin | Host, port, username and password fields per profile, HTTP or SOCKS5; team proxies saved once and reused | Residential Premium sticky (up to 120 min) or ISP for permanent profiles |
| GoLogin | host:port:user:pass or protocol://user:pass@host:port, pasted in bulk | Residential Premium sticky; mobile for phone-style profiles |
| Dolphin Anty | protocol://user:pass@host:port or host:port:user:pass in the bulk proxy list, then attached to profiles | Residential Premium sticky or ISP; mobile for app-style profiles |
| Any other profile browser or Chrome profile | HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 with username:password, or IP whitelist without credentials | Same rules: ISP for permanent identity, residential sticky for sessions, mobile for phone accounts |

## Frequently Asked Questions

### What is the best proxy for AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin or Dolphin Anty?

The same type you would choose for the account inside the profile. Dedicated ISP IPs for profiles that must keep one permanent address, Residential Premium sticky sessions for profiles used in working sessions, mobile carrier IPs for profiles that stand in for a phone app. All four browsers accept HTTP and SOCKS5 with username and password.

### How many proxies do I need for my profiles?

One per profile. Every profile should have its own proxy line with its own session identifier or its own ISP IP, so a hundred profiles means a hundred lines. The dashboard generator and the REST API produce them in bulk, and residential lines cost nothing until they carry traffic, because billing is per gigabyte.

### Should I use sticky or rotating sessions for browser profiles?

Sticky. A logged-in profile should keep one IP for the whole session, so use sticky sessions of up to 120 minutes on Residential Premium, up to 24 hours on mobile, or a dedicated ISP IP that never changes. Rotating per request is for data collection, not for profiles.

### Can I set the timezone and language of the profile from the proxy?

Yes. All four browsers can derive timezone, language and geolocation from the proxy's exit IP, and we recommend enabling that so the profile matches the country and city of the IP. If you set them manually, use the location you targeted when generating the proxy.

### How much does it cost per profile?

An ISP IP is $3.80 per month for 1–10 IPs, $3.50 for 11–20, $3.20 for 21–50, $3.00 for 51–100 and $2.50 above 100, unmetered. Residential and mobile profiles are billed per gigabyte instead: a profile used for logins and dashboards typically consumes well under a gigabyte per month, and Residential Basic starts at $0.80/GB.

### Is there a free trial I can test in my browser?

Yes: 100 MB of Residential Basic, valid 5 days, no credit card, unlocked by a one-time SMS verification in the dashboard. Generate a line, paste it into one profile and run the browser's proxy check. ISP and mobile proxies are not part of the trial.

### Does a proxy make my browser profiles undetectable?

No, and we do not make that claim or publish ban rates. The proxy gives a profile a real IP with a consistent location; the browser handles the fingerprint. Neither changes a platform's rules on account ownership. Use profile browsers for accounts and environments you are entitled to operate, and keep each profile on its own proxy for its whole life.

## Related

- [Proxies for Multi-Account Management](https://quantumproxies.io/proxies-for/multi-accounting)
- [Residential Proxies](https://quantumproxies.io/residential-proxies)
- [ISP Proxies](https://quantumproxies.io/isp-proxies)
- [Mobile Proxies](https://quantumproxies.io/mobile-proxies)
- [Free Trial Proxies](https://quantumproxies.io/free-trial-proxies)