Proxies

Detailed steps

1. Introduction

The System Proxies feature allows admins to manage and maintain proxy servers used across the platform.
Proxies help ensure reliable connections to social media platforms, prevent IP bans, and improve account stability.

2. Accessing System Proxies

From the sidebar, go to System Proxies.
Here you can:

• View all configured proxies

• Add new proxies

• Enable, disable, or delete existing proxies

• Set limits and control proxy usage

3. Adding or Updating a Proxy

Click + Create New or Actions → Edit on an existing proxy.
You will see the Update Proxy form.

Fields:

• Status – Enable or Disable the proxy

• Proxy Address – Format:

  • ip:port

  • username:password@ip:port (if authentication is required)

• Account Limit – Maximum number of accounts allowed to use this proxy

  • Enter -1 for unlimited usage

• Description (Optional) – Add a note to describe the proxy (e.g., “CA – High Speed”)

• Allow Usage on Free Plans – Check this option if the proxy should also be available for free-tier users

After filling in the details, click Save Changes.

4. Proxy List Overview

In the System Proxies list, each proxy shows:

• Proxy Address – The IP and port (with or without authentication)

• Location – Where the proxy server is based

• Free – Whether the proxy is allowed on free plans

• Description – Notes about the proxy

• Status – Enable or Disable

• Actions – Edit or delete the proxy

5. Best Practices

• Use proxies from reliable providers with good uptime

• Assign proxies per account to avoid login conflicts

• Use account limits to control load per proxy

• Keep a clear description for better tracking (e.g., “US Proxy – Instagram safe”)

• For free users, only allow selected proxies to prevent abuse

✅ With System Proxies, admins can ensure safe, stable, and scalable account management across the platform.