GoLogin is an antidetect browser: each profile runs in its own copy of GoLogin's Orbita browser with separate cookies, fingerprint and proxy, so several accounts you own never share a session. For a GoLogin proxy setup with a ProxyHive IP, click + in a profile's Location column, choose the computer icon, enter the IP, port, username and password from your order and click Connect. GoLogin checks the proxy straight away; a green indicator means it works, and https://api.ipify.org inside the profile shows the IP you bought.
Steps checked against the GoLogin documentation and help center on 2026-09-29.
What this is for
Use it to run your own accounts: several shops, ad accounts or client accounts you operate, each with a stable identity. Our allowed-use policy permits several accounts where the platform itself allows them. Social platform automation is allowed for accounts you own and for public data collection; mass account creation and engagement farming are not. Creating accounts to abuse promotions or referral schemes, and bulk unsolicited messaging, are not allowed at all. This is not legal advice; check the policy and the platform's terms. Proxies for account management covers the wider approach.
Before you start
- Buy one static IP per profile and open the order in the dashboard at https://app.proxyhive.io. ISP proxies fit best: static addresses on a named consumer carrier, sold from a single IP at $3.20/IP, with country, region, city and carrier picked at checkout.
- Copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD for each IP. Every IP is its own endpoint, and the order lists HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 ports separately. The dashboard's
HOST:PORT:USER:PASScopy format pastes straight into GoLogin. - Choose authentication. Username and password work everywhere. An IP allowlist on the order only works when the profile connects from an allowlisted network, which rules out GoLogin's cloud launches.
GoLogin proxy setup for one profile
From the profiles list
- On All profiles, find the Location column and click + on the profile.
- Choose the computer icon (your own proxy).
- Enter HOST, port, username and password, or paste the whole
HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORDline. GoLogin picks HTTP or SOCKS based on what the port answers; you can change it later. - Click Connect. GoLogin tests the proxy and shows a green indicator if it works, red if not.
From profile settings
- Click the three dots on the profile, then Settings.
- Open the Proxy tab and choose Your proxy (the other options are GoLogin's own proxies and Without proxy).
- Pick the protocol, enter the details, and run the check.
- Save the profile.
Match the port to the protocol: HTTP port with HTTP, SOCKS5 port with SOCKS5. HTTP vs SOCKS5 proxies explains the difference. If you set custom DNS in the profile, use SOCKS5: GoLogin applies custom DNS only with SOCKS proxies.
Keep Fill timezone based on the external IP and Fill geolocation based on the external IP switched on. They make the profile report the timezone and location of your ProxyHive IP, which is what a local user would show.
Verify the exit IP
- Click Start on the profile.
- In the Orbita window, open https://api.ipify.org?format=json.
- The
ipvalue should be the IP on your order, and different for each profile.
To test an IP outside GoLogin, which tells a proxy problem from a profile problem, use the curl guide.
Several IPs: import and one IP per profile
GoLogin accepts pasted lists in several places. It reads these formats, among others:
HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD
http://HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD:Store-A
socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT:Store-B
The last field in the second and third lines is a name for the proxy. Ways to add them:
- Proxies page: open Proxies in the left menu, then Import proxies, Paste proxies, and Import proxies.
- Several profiles at once: select the profiles, click Proxy in the bulk actions row, enter the proxies and click Update proxy.
- Straight into the list: copy several lines and paste them into the Location column, or use Paste proxies, then rearrange which profile gets which.
Whichever route, end with one static IP per profile, kept for the life of the account. Five accounts on one address, or one account hopping between addresses, is what draws a second look. A static ISP IP stays the same for the term you buy; what an ISP proxy is explains why it reads as a home connection.
Troubleshooting
- Red indicator. Hover over it for the full error. Usually a wrong port for the protocol, or wrong credentials.
- Works on one computer, not another. The order uses an IP allowlist and the second network's IP is not on it.
- Works in the desktop app, fails in the cloud version. Same cause: cloud profiles connect from GoLogin's servers. Use credentials.
- Wrong location on some sites. A site may read the browser's geolocation rather than the IP; keep geolocation filled from the IP or set to block.
- Pages fail with status codes. See the proxy error codes guide.
GoLogin's adding proxies page is the vendor reference, and the AdsPower guide covers the same setup there.