Three official ways to bulk add, how to read the checker, and what to fix when lines turn red.
GoLogin has three official ways to add more than one proxy in a single step. You can paste a list into the Location column of the All profiles page, import a list on the Proxies page, or select several profiles and use the bulk Proxy action. All three check the proxies for you once they are in.
| Item | Where | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Location column | All profiles page, + button on a profile | Paste with the system hotkeys or the Paste proxies button; new proxies can be moved between profiles later |
| Proxies page | Left menu > Proxies > Import proxies | Paste the list, click Import proxies; the proxies are stored for reuse |
| Bulk action | Select profiles > Proxy in the bulk actions row | Enter the proxies, click Update proxy |
Source: GoLogin documentation, read on 12 November 2026. Button names are quoted from the docs; GoLogin may rename them in later versions.
Buy the static ISP IPs on the order page (Quantity takes 1 to 100; the console buys them one by one and stops at the first failure). Open My assets and copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD for each IP. Note the protocol each IP was bought with: HTTP uses port 2222, SOCKS5 uses port 3333.
GoLogin's documentation does not spell out the text format that Paste accepts, so test it before pasting fifty lines. Put one proxy per line in your notes, paste a single line into the Location column and see whether GoLogin fills in the IP, port, username and password fields correctly.
Expected result The fields are filled and the indicator turns green after Connect.
Copy all lines and paste them into the Location column, or use Proxies > Import proxies. GoLogin lists the new proxies and checks them automatically. Rearrange them between profiles afterwards, one IP for each profile.
Green means GoLogin could use the proxy; red means it could not. For every green profile, open https://ipinfo.io/json inside it once and confirm the country is the one you bought.
GoLogin documents two signals: a green indicator when the proxy works and a red one when it does not. If a third-party proxy fails the check when a profile starts, GoLogin shows "Proxy doesn't work" with a Quick fix button. Quick fix swaps in a GoLogin proxy from the same country and needs available traffic, so click Not now if you want to keep your own IP and repair it instead.
Check A wrong separator or column order in the pasted lines, or a protocol that does not match the port.
Fix Paste one line again and compare the filled fields with My assets. Use port 2222 for HTTP and 3333 for SOCKS5, and set the protocol in GoLogin to match the one the IP was bought with.
Stop when If one line is green and the rest are red, stop retrying the list and check the red lines one by one.
Check Extra spaces at the line ends, a copied password with a missing character, or an IP past its lease end date.
Fix Test the same line in the GoLogin online checker. If it also fails there, send the order number to Support so the IP can be checked and reissued if needed.
Stop when After two failed re-pastes of the same line, stop and contact Support.
Check A green light only says the proxy answers. It does not say which city a website will read.
Fix Check the exit on ipinfo.io and read the city-mismatch guide.
Stop when If the country is right and only the city differs between tools, that is a database difference, not a failed proxy.
GoLogin's free Proxy Checker takes a plain-text list, supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5, can check proxies with a username and password, and lets you set a timeout. The result table shows type, location and status, and exports to TXT or CSV. It is a quick way to sort a long list into working and failing lines before you load it into profiles.
Paste the list into the Location column of the All profiles page, use Proxies > Import proxies, or select profiles and use the bulk Proxy action. Test one line first because the docs do not state the accepted text format.
GoLogin's docs say red means the proxy does not work. Check the protocol, port, username and password against My assets, then test the line in the online checker.
Only if you accept a GoLogin proxy from the same country in place of your own IP. To keep the IP you bought, click Not now and fix the line.
The pages I read describe pasting and importing a text list, not a CSV file. The online checker exports TXT and CSV results.
Static ISP per-IP orders take a quantity of 1 to 100. The smallest purchase is one IP for 1 day at US$0.50, and there is no free trial.
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View options and pricingOfficial documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 12 November 2026: proxies can be pasted into the Location column with the system hotkeys or the Paste proxies button; other entry points are Proxies > Import proxies and the bulk Proxy action > Update proxy; after Connect a green indicator means the proxy works and a red one means it does not; a failing third-party proxy shows "Proxy doesn't work" with a Quick fix button and a Not now option.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 12 November 2026: copy one or several proxies, click Paste in the profile proxy area, a list of the new proxies appears and all are checked automatically; a green light means the proxy works. The article does not state the accepted text format.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 12 November 2026: plain-text list input; HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5; authenticated proxies can be checked; table columns Address, Port, User, Password, Type, Location, Status; export as TXT or CSV; a manual timeout can be set and a proxy that does not answer in time is marked inactive.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site, checked 12 November 2026 against the console and price table: prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, quantity limits, no free trial.
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