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How to use proxies with Kameleo

Kameleo sets a proxy per profile and exposes a local API, so profiles and their proxies can be created programmatically rather than by hand — useful once you are managing more than a handful of identities.

Recommended for Kameleo

ISP proxies Profiles created through the API are usually long-lived accounts, which need addresses that do not change under them.

See isp proxies

Setup

  1. 1

    Configure the proxy on a profile

    In the profile settings choose the connection type — HTTP or SOCKS5 — and enter host, port and credentials. Replace PROXY_HOST, PROXY_PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD with the endpoint and credentials shown in your seamless dashboard.

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    Or set it through the API

    Kameleo's local API accepts the proxy as part of the profile creation request, which is how larger setups are managed.

    {
      "proxy": {
        "value": "http",
        "extra": {
          "host": "PROXY_HOST",
          "port": PROXY_PORT,
          "id": "USERNAME",
          "secret": "PASSWORD"
        }
      }
    }
  3. 3

    Align the fingerprint

    Set timezone and geolocation to follow the proxy so the browser's declared position matches its network position.

  4. 4

    Verify the exit IP

    Start the profile and load an IP-check page before using it for anything that matters.

Kameleo proxy FAQ

Can I set Kameleo proxies programmatically?

Yes. The local API accepts a proxy object when creating a profile, so profiles and their proxies can be provisioned from a script rather than configured by hand.

Does Kameleo support mobile profiles with proxies?

Yes. Mobile fingerprint profiles take a proxy the same way desktop profiles do; the proxy should be in the region the mobile identity claims.

Which proxy type suits Kameleo best?

Dedicated ISP proxies for persistent accounts. Rotating residential proxies are appropriate only where the task does not depend on a stable identity.