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Antidetect Browser Built-In Proxies vs Your Own Static IP

What built-in proxies give you, what your own static IP adds, and a short test that settles it for your accounts.

What counts as a built-in proxy

The word covers three different things. In Multilogin the proxies are built into the app: its help page lists residential, mobile and ISP proxies in the profile's Proxy section, next to a Custom option for your own. In AdsPower the Proxies, Configuration page lists third-party providers whose host and port you save once and pick per profile. Incogniton's proxies page is a list of outside providers with links off its site.

Hubstudio is at the other end: its help says it does not sell proxies at all. So before comparing, ask which kind you are looking at, a proxy the browser maker supplies or one from a service you pick yourself.

Built-in proxy or your own static IP

Built-in proxy or your own static IP
ItemBrowser's built-in proxyYour own static IP
Where you manage itInside the browser, one bill with the subscription or the provider you picked in itAt the proxy service (My assets), then pasted into each profile
Choosing the locationWhatever the browser or its listed providers offer; Multilogin's built-in ISP proxies are chosen by country only and depend on stockCountry chosen at order; Proxy302 lists 30 countries for static ISP and shows what is in stock on the order page
How long the IP staysSet in the browser: Multilogin offers a kept-IP time or a rotation interval of 60 to 86,400 seconds, and ISP gives one stable IP per profileFixed for the whole lease, 1 to 90 days, no rotation
Use outside that browserDepends on whether the browser shows you host, port and credentialsYes: the same four values work in any program that takes an HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy
Price you can see up frontBundled or set by each provider; check the browser's current plan or the provider's pageUS$0.50 for 1 day, 1.50 for 3, 3.50 for 7, 7.99 for 30, 15.98 for 60, 23.97 for 90, same in every country

Built-in side from the Multilogin, AdsPower, Incogniton and Hubstudio help pages; static IP side from the Proxy302 product facts. All read on 14 November 2026.

When each one is the better fit

Built-in is the lighter choice when you run a few profiles, the countries on offer match your accounts, and you prefer a single place to look when something fails. It also removes the step of copying four values into every profile.

Your own static IP fits when an account must keep the same address for weeks, when you need a country the built-in list lacks, or when you also use the IP from a script, a phone or another browser. It is also the way to keep your IPs if you change browser: Huayang, for example, imports your own IP without a fee, and Multilogin has a Custom option for the same purpose.

If you work without logins, such as price checks or ad previews, you do not need an antidetect browser at all: a normal browser with a proxy, or a script, does the job.

Step 1 to 5: test either option on one profile first

  1. Step 1: create one test profile

    Use a profile that holds no real account yet.

  2. Step 2: attach the proxy

    Pick the built-in option, or choose Custom and paste your own static IP with its protocol, host, port, username and password.

  3. Step 3: look the exit up in two databases

    Open an IP check page in the profile and compare country, region and network type in two lookup sources. Hubstudio even lets you switch the lookup source in the proxy form.

  4. Step 4: set the browser to match the country

    Time zone and language in the profile should fit the exit country.

  5. Step 5: run it for a few days

    Note whether the address stayed the same. Hubstudio's IP-change reminder warns when a proxy's IP changes, which is useful for this check.

Using a Proxy302 static IP in any of them

Buy the IP, open it in My assets, note whether it is HTTP or SOCKS5, and copy host, port, username and password, or the host:port:user:pass line. The IP does not rotate during the lease, and one order takes up to 100 IPs, bought one by one. If an IP fails, contact Support with the order number and it is fixed by reissuing the IP.

There is no free trial: the smallest purchase is one static IP for one day at US$0.50. Auto-renew is optional and set per IP in My assets.

Built-in proxy questions

Do I need both an antidetect browser and a proxy?

For several accounts, yes: the browser gives each profile its own environment and the proxy gives it an address. Hubstudio's help says a profile without a proxy uses your own computer's connection.

Does AdsPower sell proxies?

On the help page checked on 14 November 2026, AdsPower lists third-party providers under Proxies, Configuration and shows how to save one; it does not describe selling its own. Check its current site for any change.

Can I keep my own IP if I switch browser?

Yes, if you hold the host, port, username and password. Copy them from My assets into the new browser's proxy fields; the IP itself stays the same until the lease ends.

What if a rotating proxy is used in a profile that holds a login?

The address changes with new connections, so the account is seen from different places. For an account that stays signed in, use a static IP, or a session that you set long enough for the task.

Is a built-in proxy cheaper than my own?

It depends on the browser plan and on the provider; prices are set by them and change, so compare with the current page. For the static IP side, Proxy302's price is fixed per term and the same in every country.

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Reference links

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  1. Proxy302 product facts and price list

    Product observation · Confirmed on:

    Product facts file of the site, checked 14 November 2026: products, prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, quantity limits, no free trial.

  2. Multilogin help: Profile settings, Proxy section

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: the Proxy section offers built-in residential and mobile proxies with a kept-IP time or a custom rotation interval of 60 to 86,400 seconds or a manual refresh; built-in ISP proxies give one stable IP per profile, chosen by country only and subject to stock; Custom takes HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5; Template saves settings for reuse; None uses the device's own connection.

  3. Multilogin help: choosing a proxy type

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: the picker lists sticky residential, sticky mobile, ISP and datacenter; residential, mobile and ISP are marked built into Multilogin, datacenter as bring your own.

  4. AdsPower Help Center: Proxy302

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: AdsPower lists third-party proxy providers under Proxies, Configuration; you save a provider's host and port there and select it when creating a profile.

  5. Incogniton: proxy deals page

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: the page is a list of third-party proxy providers, each with a link that leaves the Incogniton site; tabs for residential, mobile and datacenter; locations and billing differ by provider.

  6. Hubstudio help center (Chinese): Proxy settings

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: Hubstudio does not sell proxies; you buy one elsewhere and set it in the environment.

  7. Hubstudio help center (Chinese): Add proxy

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: the add-proxy form has an IP lookup source setting (IP2location, MaxMind or DB-IP) and an IP-change reminder that warns when the proxy's IP changes.

  8. Huayang help: import your own IP

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: importing your own IP into Huayang carries no Huayang fee; it can be static or dynamic.

Ready to try it?

Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.