How to Set Up GProxy Proxies in VMLogin (2026 Guide)

TL;DR

Add GProxy residential, mobile, ISP or SOCKS5 proxies to VMLogin profiles. This guide covers the Proxy Server settings, the type/host/port/auth fields, and the network check.

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Prerequisites

✓An active GProxy plan — residential, mobile or ISP is recommended for account work
✓VMLogin installed with a signed-in account
✓Your GProxy host, port, username and password copied from the dashboard
✓Decide the protocol: SOCKS5 (recommended) or HTTP — GProxy supports both

Step-by-Step Setup

Copy your GProxy credentials

Copy the host, port, username and password from your GProxy dashboard.

Create a browser profile

In VMLogin, create a new browser profile and open its settings.

Open Proxy Server settings

In the Proxy Server section, choose the proxy type: HTTP or SOCKS5 (SOCKS5 recommended).

Enter server and authentication

Enter the Proxy Host:Port and your Proxy User and Proxy Password.

proxy.gproxy.net:1000  +  YOUR_USERNAME / YOUR_PASSWORD

Check Network and save

Click 'Check Network' to verify the IP and country, then save the profile.

Code Examples

Your GProxy proxy credentials (from the dashboard) · text

Host:  proxy.gproxy.net
Port:  1000            (HTTP example; SOCKS5 port is shown in your dashboard)
User:  YOUR_USERNAME
Pass:  YOUR_PASSWORD

One-line format:
proxy.gproxy.net:1000:YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_PASSWORD

Optional: test the proxy from a terminal before adding it · bash

curl -x http://YOUR_USERNAME:[email protected]:1000 https://api.ipify.org?format=json
# Returns the proxy's IP — if you see it, the credentials work.

GProxy + VMLogin

VMLogin is an antidetect browser built for managing many isolated browser identities. Assign a dedicated GProxy IP to each profile to keep accounts unlinked and residential-clean. GProxy from $0.85/GB with pay-per-day billing makes running many profiles affordable.

Which GProxy product to use

Use residential or mobile IPs for social/ad/marketplace accounts, ISP for static residential, and datacenter only for low-sensitivity tasks. SOCKS5 is the default.

Use Cases

Social media multi-accounting

Assign one sticky residential or mobile GProxy IP per profile so Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and X accounts never share a fingerprint or IP.

Ad & affiliate accounts

Keep Facebook Ads, Google Ads and affiliate accounts isolated — each profile gets a distinct, clean IP that matches the account's country.

Crypto airdrop & wallet farming

Run many wallets or airdrop accounts in parallel, each behind a unique residential IP, without triggering sybil detection.

E-commerce & marketplace sellers

Manage multiple Amazon, eBay, Etsy or Shopify accounts from one machine while keeping every login on its own residential IP.

Pro Tips

One sticky IP per profile. Never share a single GProxy IP across profiles you want to keep unlinked — reuse links them.
Residential or mobile beats datacenter for social and marketplace accounts; datacenter is fine only for low-sensitivity tasks.
SOCKS5 is the safe default — it carries all traffic types and holds stable long sessions.
Match geo and timezone. Pick a GProxy country close to the account's expected location, then let VMLogin auto-set the profile timezone to that IP.

FAQ

What proxy type should I use with VMLogin — residential or datacenter? +

For social media, marketplaces and ad accounts, use GProxy residential or mobile IPs — they look like ordinary home users. Datacenter proxies are cheaper and fine for low-sensitivity tasks but are easier to flag on strict platforms.

HTTP or SOCKS5 for VMLogin? +

SOCKS5 is the recommended default: it handles every traffic type, supports authentication, and keeps long sessions stable. HTTP also works if that's what you use from GProxy — just make sure the protocol you pick matches your GProxy setup.

Can I use one GProxy IP for several VMLogin profiles? +

Only if you don't mind those profiles being associated. To keep accounts unlinked, give each profile its own sticky IP. GProxy's pay-per-day and pay-as-you-go billing makes it cheap to run many IPs at once.

Can I assign different GProxy IPs to each VMLogin profile in bulk? +

Yes. VMLogin lets you set the proxy per profile, so you can assign a distinct GProxy IP to each one. Keep one sticky IP per profile to keep accounts unlinked.