Proxies for SocialKit
SocialKit drives social accounts on a schedule. Each account behaves better when its traffic leaves from its own address, because platforms link profiles that share one.
What a Proxy Solves Here
- One address per profile: assign a proxy to each account inside SocialKit and keep that pairing stable.
- Action limits: spreading activity across addresses holds any single one below the platform threshold.
- Location control: decide where an account appears to work from.
Setting It Up
- SocialKit takes HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, and every proxy here answers on both.
- Proxies arrive as
ip:port:login:password, the format the program reads. - Keep an account on the same address between runs. Rotating under a logged-in session invites a check.
Before You Order
A proxy separates accounts. It does not make automated activity invisible, and platforms still read behaviour patterns, so pace the actions accordingly.
The order form is at the top of this page. Support answers around the clock.