Scalebrowser Proxies
Bring your own proxies. Each profile gets its own.
Scalebrowser checks every proxy for country, type and speed, and gives the profile the exit's time zone and language.
HTTP, SOCKS5 and provider gateways · Every plan, Free included · Runs on your PC
One email with the download link, nothing else. Privacy
HTTP, SOCKS5 and provider gateways · Every plan, Free included · Runs on your PC
Inside the Scalebrowser proxy pool
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Add the proxy you already pay for.
HTTP, SOCKS5 or your provider's gateway, sticky or rotating. The password is stored encrypted and never reaches an agent.
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Every proxy checked before it counts.
The check reaches the exit, times it and reads its address, country, network and class: datacenter, residential or mobile.
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The profile takes the exit's country.
Time zone and language follow the exit, and five signals agree on one place. Or keep a profile strict to one country.
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An address for one profile only.
An exit that served one profile stays with it: 3 days on mobile, 30 on residential, 90 on datacenter. Two accounts never share one.
One provider login. An address per profile.
For 13 providers Scalebrowser gives each profile its own session tag, so one proxy account hands every profile a stable address of its own.
- Bright Data
- Oxylabs
- Decodo
- SOAX
- Webshare
- ProxyScrape
- DataImpulse
- Proxyrack
- Infatica
- IPRoyal
- Evomi
- Rayobyte
- ZenRows
Any other HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy works as it is.
Your own address never shows.
The browser talks only to a relay on your PC that adds the proxy's login. WebRTC takes the same exit, and a profile whose proxy fails does not start.
Questions about proxies.
A line or two each. For everything else there is the Help center.
No. Bring your own.
Use any provider you like and pay them directly. Scalebrowser takes HTTP, SOCKS5 and provider gateways, sticky or rotating, and checks each one before a profile uses it.
Yes, but never one address.
A rotating proxy or a gateway can serve many profiles. Each exit address stays with the profile that used it, for 3 to 90 days, and you can turn that off for any profile.
No.
WebRTC is bound to the proxy's exit, and the browser only ever talks to a relay on your PC that adds the proxy's login. The relay decrypts nothing, so the browser's own TLS fingerprint stays as it is.
By default, yes.
A profile follows its exit's country unless you say otherwise. Strict holds it to the one country you expect for it, and Off leaves its region alone.
Yes, on every plan.
Proxies, checks and the region match run on your own PC, so every plan has them, Free included. See the plans.
Yes, without the passwords.
Over MCP your agent lists your proxies and gives profiles theirs, many at once if you like. Proxy passwords never travel to the agent. Connect your agent.
Your proxies, used properly.
Add one, check it, give it to a profile. On every plan, Free included.
One email with the download link, nothing else. Privacy
Free plan · No credit card · Runs on your PC
Free plan · No credit card · Runs on your PC