What Are Custom Proxies?
By default, the platform assigns a login location using a global IP pool.
With custom proxies, you can instead connect LinkedIn accounts through:
Your own static proxies
Rotating residential proxies
Datacenter proxies
This is especially useful for teams with:
Strict compliance requirements
Dedicated infrastructure
Region-specific routing needs
Where to Manage Custom Proxies
You can add and manage proxies from three areas:
During account login
Assign a proxy when connecting a new LinkedIn accountAccounts page
Update proxy settings from the account settings menuWorkspace Settings → Proxies
Central place to view, add, test, and delete proxies
Adding a New Proxy
To add a proxy:
Go to Workspace Settings
Open the Proxies tab
Click Add proxy
Required Information
You’ll need to provide:
Name
Internal label for your referenceAddress
Proxy URI in the following format:
[protocol]://[username]:[password]@[host]:[port]
(Pasting a correctly formatted URI will auto-fill the fields)Username
Authentication credential (optional for IP-authenticated proxies)Password
Authentication credential (optional for IP-authenticated proxies)
After entering the details, click Test Connection to verify connectivity before saving.
Important Network Requirement
If your proxy provider requires IP whitelisting, make sure to whitelist the following IP address:
91.143.219.238
Example Proxy Format
Example of a correctly formatted proxy:
http://username:[email protected]:1234
Breakdown:
Host: someproxy.com
Port: 1234
Username: username
Password: password
Removing a Proxy
To remove a proxy:
Go to Workspace Settings → Proxies
Open the three-dot menu next to the proxy
Select Delete
Note:
A proxy cannot be deleted if it is currently assigned to any active LinkedIn accounts.
To remove it, first reassign those accounts to a different proxy.
Supported Proxy Types
The platform supports:
HTTP
HTTPS
Important Notes
Ensure your proxy is not blocked by LinkedIn
Ensure your proxy does not block LinkedIn
Low-quality or misconfigured proxies may cause:
Login failures
Connection issues
Account restrictions
Always test proxies before assigning them to active accounts.