How to set up residential proxies in your bot
To set up Summit proxies in a bot: buy data on the homepage, then on your dashboard pick a pool and country, set a quantity and format, generate a list, and copy or download it into your bot's proxy manager. Lines use the host:port:user:pass format that Kodai, Wrath, and most AIO bots accept.
The Summit proxy format
Every generated line is host:port:user:pass by default, the format retail and sneaker bots expect, or user:pass@host:port if your tool wants that instead. Lines are HTTP/HTTPS proxies. The pool and country are encoded in the credentials, so you do not configure them in the bot; you choose them when you generate the list.
Copy the list and paste it straight into a proxy manager, or download it as a .txt file.
Pool, country, and list size before you generate
Choose the pool that matches your target (Walmart, Target, Shopify, Pokémon Center, or general) and the country, from more than 50. The mobile pool uses mobile-carrier IPs and has no country choice.
Then set how many proxies to generate, from 1 to 10,000. Every line is its own IP, so generate more lines than you have tasks: each task gets a line of its own, with spares to swap in if one gets blocked.
Generate and load a proxy list
Buy data
On the homepage, choose how many GB you want and pay. Data is sold per GB and never expires.
Choose pool and country
On your dashboard, pick a pool (for example Walmart or Pokémon Center) and a country. More than 50 countries are available; the mobile pool has no country choice.
Set the quantity and format, then generate
Enter how many proxies you need (1 to 10,000), choose the line format (host:port:user:pass or user:pass@host:port), and press Generate. Every line is its own IP.
Copy or download the list
Copy the list, or download it as a .txt file.
Paste into your bot's proxy manager
In Kodai, Wrath, or your AIO bot, open the proxy section, create a proxy group, and paste the lines. Assign that group to your tasks.
Questions
- What format are Summit proxies?
- host:port:user:pass by default, the standard format retail, sneaker, and AIO bots accept, or user:pass@host:port. They are HTTP/HTTPS proxies. Pool and country targeting is encoded in the credentials, chosen when you generate.
- Do Summit proxies work with Kodai, Wrath, and AIO bots?
- Yes. Any bot that accepts host:port:user:pass proxies can use Summit lines. You paste them into the bot's proxy manager and assign the group to your tasks.
- Do I set the pool or country in the bot?
- No. You choose the pool and country when you generate the list on your Summit dashboard, and the choice is encoded in each line.
- How many proxies should I generate?
- More lines than you have tasks. Every line is its own IP, so each task gets a line of its own and the extras are spares to swap in if one gets blocked. A list can hold 1 to 10,000 lines.
- Do Summit proxies support SOCKS5?
- No. Summit lines are HTTP/HTTPS proxies.
Residential proxies by the GB
One price per GB, and data that never expires. Pick an amount on the homepage, pay, then generate proxies from your dashboard.