1. Create an account
Sign up at justproxies.online/signup. We ask for an email address and a password — that's the whole identity surface. No KYC, no billing details on file.
After verifying the email you land in the dashboard. The dashboard is the whole product surface — orders, remaining traffic, static IPs, billing.
2. Place an order
Open New order in the dashboard, pick a product (residential, mobile, datacenter rotating, or datacenter static), choose a volume, and confirm. The calculator shows the unit price and the total before you commit.
Pay through the cryptocurrency gateway (BTC, USDT, ETH and a number of altcoins). Once the on-chain transaction settles you go back to the order page.
3. Get your credentials
A human reviews the order before shipping the credentials — usually within minutes of payment confirmation. When ready, the order page shows the proxy list:
gw.justproxies.online:8080:cust_2c4f9a:5e2d31a8b6
gw.justproxies.online:8080:cust_91e2bd:7f0a44d9c2
gw.justproxies.online:8080:cust_b6f013:1ab883e44e
That's host:port:username:password per line. Copy the list, paste it into your secret store, you're done. Static IPs follow the same format with a different port and stable usernames per IP.
4. Make your first request
With curl, the simplest form is the URL-embedded credentials:
# Single rotating request — a different exit IP each call
$ curl -x http://cust_2c4f9a:[email protected]:8080 \
https://api.ipify.org
# Expected: a different IP every run
# 87.131.42.7
$ curl -x http://cust_2c4f9a:[email protected]:8080 \
https://api.ipify.org
# 203.0.113.41
5. Verify rotation
Run the same request three times and watch the source IP change. If you want the same IP across multiple requests, append a sticky-session token to the username — see Sticky sessions.
# Three rotating requests
$ for i in 1 2 3; do
curl -s -x http://cust_2c4f9a:[email protected]:8080 \
https://api.ipify.org
echo
done
Where to go from here
- Authentication — Basic-auth header alternative, sticky-session syntax, credential lifetime.
- Python / Node — drop-in proxies for the standard HTTP libraries.
- Puppeteer & Playwright — per-context proxy assignment for headless browsers.
- Error reference — what each status code we emit means and when to retry.