Paste, test, go: tools that run on ProxyJolt

Undetectable.io

Undetectable.io is our first pick for anti-detect work. Windows or macOS, and a free plan with up to five cloud profiles, so you can be live before you pay. Every profile gets its own fingerprint and its own HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy, and a proxy check tells you in seconds whether the line is good. Profiles stay local or sit in the cloud, your call.

1. Install on Windows or macOS, sign in, start free.
2. Copy host, port, user and password off the ProxyJolt dashboard.
3. New profile, open proxy, pick HTTP or SOCKS5.
4. Enter the four values, run the check. US carrier back means you are live.
5. Timezone and language follow the IP, WebRTC on the proxy address. Save, launch.

• Running a stack of lines? Paid plans import proxies in bulk, which beats typing each one.
• Put media-heavy profiles on a 5G line; it typically runs 50 Mbps or more on good signal.

Full Undetectable.io setup guide →

GoLogin

GoLogin is the alternative, and the paste is quick: its proxy field takes host:port:user:pass in one shot. Orbita browser on Windows, macOS and Linux, apps for Android and iOS. Free plan with three profiles and no card; a seven-day trial of the paid plans when you need more.

1. Sign up free, no card.
2. New profile, proxy settings.
3. Paste host:port:user:pass, set HTTP or SOCKS5 to match the port.
4. Hit check proxy. Carrier and city look right? Save.
5. Launch from desktop, phone app or wherever you work.

• Rotate with the line's link, then reopen the profile so it grabs the fresh IP.
• Paid plans add team sharing and an API, which pays off once profiles launch from scripts.

Full GoLogin setup guide →

Selenium

Selenium scripts real browsers for testing, monitoring and data collection. Speed matters here: a 5G line cuts page time on heavy targets. Browsers will not read a proxy login from launch flags, so add a small auth extension or a local forwarder.

1. Put line credentials in environment variables.
2. Set the proxy server in the browser options.
3. Load an auth extension for Chrome, or handle the Firefox login prompt.
4. First navigation: an IP echo page. Log it.
5. Call the rotation link between runs for a fresh IP.

• Unlimited rotations and no cooldown, so rotate as often as the job needs, just not mid-session.
• Per-request rotation mode suits stateless fetches that want a new IP every hit.

Puppeteer

Puppeteer is Node's quick route to a scripted Chrome. Proxy in one launch flag, login in one call. Pair it with a 5G line and screenshot or scrape jobs wrap up sooner.

1. Launch Chrome with --proxy-server pointing at the line's HTTP host and port.
2. Call page.authenticate with user and password.
3. Navigate to an IP echo page, log the result.
4. Hit the rotation link between jobs for a new IP.

• Use the HTTP port. Chrome will not log in to an authenticated SOCKS5 proxy.

Playwright

Playwright runs Chromium, Firefox and WebKit from one script and takes the proxy login right in its options. No extensions, no helpers: credentials in, working run out.

1. Set server to http://host:port.
2. Add username and password in the same proxy object.
3. Launch, open an IP checker, confirm the carrier.
4. Several lines? One browser context per line.

• Run headless once the setup checks out; it saves time on long jobs.

GeeLark

GeeLark runs Android cloud phones, each with its own proxy setting. For app-first work with no physical handsets. A ProxyJolt line swaps the data-center exit for a live carrier IP.

1. Open the cloud phone profile's network settings.
2. Pick SOCKS5 or HTTP, paste the line details.
3. Run the proxy check.
4. Boot the phone and confirm from its browser.

• Attach the line before any app sign-in so the account only ever sees one address.

FoxyProxy

FoxyProxy is a Chrome and Firefox extension that flips your everyday browser onto a proxy with one click. No profiles, no config files. Good for a quick look at a US page from a carrier IP.

1. Install FoxyProxy from your browser's extension store.
2. Add a proxy: type, hostname, port, username, password.
3. Save, then pick it from the toolbar icon.
4. Reload an IP checker to confirm.

• In Chrome, use the HTTP port; extensions there cannot pass a login to SOCKS5.

Proxifier

Proxifier forces any Windows or macOS app through a proxy, even apps with no proxy option. One rule and the app rides your ProxyJolt line.

1. Add a proxy server: host, port, HTTPS or SOCKS Version 5.
2. Enable authentication, enter user and password.
3. Hit Check.
4. Add a rule for the target app. Everything else stays direct.

• Turn on remote DNS resolution so lookups go through the line too.