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Do I need a proxy to use Gologin?

A proxy is strongly recommended when managing multiple accounts. While Gologin creates separate browser fingerprints for each profile, websites can still link accounts through the same IP address. Using a different proxy for each profile helps keep sessions isolated.

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Can I use my own proxy provider?

Yes. Gologin supports proxies from any third-party provider. You can add external proxies manually in the profile settings, import them in bulk, or manage them through the Proxy Manager.

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Which proxy type should I use?

For most account management tasks, residential proxies are recommended because they are harder for websites to detect. Other proxy types may also work depending on your use case:
  • Mobile proxies – high trust, often used for social media platforms
  • Datacenter proxies – faster but easier for websites to detect

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Can I use one proxy for multiple profiles?

Technically yes, but it is not recommended. Using the same proxy for multiple profiles may increase the risk that websites link those accounts together. For better isolation, assign a different proxy to each profile.

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Why is my proxy not working?

Common reasons include:
  • incorrect IP, port, username, or password
  • proxy server not responding
  • blocked or expired proxy
  • insufficient traffic balance
You can verify your proxy connection using the proxy testing tools in Gologin.

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Can I use HTTP and SOCKS proxies in Gologin?

Yes. Gologin supports both HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 proxies. Most proxy providers support these protocols, and Gologin can automatically detect the correct protocol in many cases.

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Does Gologin provide built-in proxies?

Yes. Gologin offers integrated proxies that can be attached directly to browser profiles without external setup. You can also use third-party proxies if you need more locations or proxy options.