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Proxy302 x GeeLark: Setup Guide and Partner Offer

Put a Proxy302 IP into GeeLark in a few minutes.

What GeeLark is and why pair it with a proxy

GeeLark runs cloud phones (phones that live in the cloud instead of in your hand) for social media teams. GeeLark does not bundle proxies, so each phone uses a proxy you bring.

Each account should use its own IP address instead of sharing one with others. Proxy302 supplies that IP (over HTTP or SOCKS5), and you only enter a few details: host, port, username and password.

Set up Proxy302 in GeeLark

  1. Generate the proxies in Proxy302

    In the Proxy302 console choose the type, country and protocol, then copy host, port, username and password from My assets. SOCKS5, HTTP and HTTPS all work with GeeLark.

  2. Open the proxy list

    In GeeLark open Proxies and click Add proxy.

  3. Add several at once

    Choose Bulk add, pick the proxy type, and paste one proxy per line. GeeLark’s guide shows the form socks5://host:port:username:password. A single batch holds up to 100 proxies and duplicates are removed.

  4. Check the proxies

    Run Check proxy. Each result shows the exit IP, country and city; compare them with what you expect.

  5. Assign to a phone

    You can also set one proxy for one phone under Proxy settings, Custom proxy (type, host, port, username, password), or pick a saved proxy.

Which Proxy302 product to use

Which Proxy302 product to use
ItemStatic ISPRotating residentialDatacenter
Best forAn account that must keep the same IP over timeScraping, price checks, geo-testingHigh-volume work with no login
How it behavesOne fixed residential-grade IP that only you use for the whole termA new IP on each request, or the same IP kept for a set timeFast fixed server IPs
Typical useSeller, social and ad accountsData collection and researchLow-risk bulk tasks

Live prices and available countries are shown in your account before you buy. See the pricing page for how billing works.

Offers for GeeLark users

No partner-specific discount code for GeeLark is published. The offer below applies.

Proxy302 side: sign up through a partner link and your first top-up includes an extra bonus. The checkout page shows what applies.

GeeLark and Proxy302 FAQ

Is this page published by GeeLark?

No. Proxy302 wrote this guide from GeeLark’s own documentation, linked below. GeeLark did not write or review it.

How many accounts can share one proxy in GeeLark?

GeeLark’s own guidance is one independent proxy per long-term account, and at most one or two accounts on the same residential or ISP IP. Static ISP IPs from Proxy302 suit the one-account-one-IP setup.

Does every account need its own proxy?

For an account that must keep the same IP, use one fixed IP (static ISP) per account. For research and scraping, one rotating residential data plan can serve many tasks at once.

The proxy test fails. What should I check?

Re-copy the host, port, username and password without extra spaces, confirm the protocol matches what My assets shows, and check that the proxy has not expired or run out of traffic.

Reference links

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  1. GeeLark: proxy management

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

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.