GoLogin with Dedicated USA Mobile Proxies: Premium Setup
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GoLogin is our recommended alternative when Undetectable.io is not the right fit, for example when part of the team works on Linux or wants to manage profiles from a phone. Built on its own Orbita browser, it runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, with Android and iOS apps alongside, and every profile carries its own proxy. That flexibility only pays off if the network under each profile is as carefully chosen as the fingerprint. A dedicated EliteProx line gives a GoLogin profile a private US carrier address on a modem we own and operate, reserved for you alone. What follows is a premium setup from the first free profile to a shared team workspace.
What GoLogin brings to a dedicated setup
GoLogin keeps each profile separate, with its own fingerprint, cookies and its own proxy. It accepts HTTP, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5, and a check proxy button tells you what address and location the profile will present before you open it. For EliteProx lines, use HTTP or SOCKS5; those are the two ports we provide on every line.
There is a free plan with three profiles and no card needed, and a seven-day trial of the paid plans if you want to see team sharing or the cloud browser before committing. Higher plans add that cloud browser, which runs a profile on GoLogin's side rather than your machine, while the dedicated line underneath stays exactly the same.
- Desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux, plus Android and iOS
- Per-profile proxy over HTTP, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5
- A paste field that takes host:port:user:pass in one line
- Team sharing and an API on paid plans
Pasting an EliteProx line into a profile
GoLogin's proxy field understands the host:port:user:pass format, so a line can go in with a single paste. Build the string from the values on the line's row in your dashboard, choosing the port that matches the protocol you select in the profile.
Keep the string somewhere private while you work and delete it afterwards. Once the profile holds the line, nobody needs to see the password again.
- Create a new profile in GoLogin, or open the settings of one you already use.
- In the proxy section, choose SOCKS5 or HTTP to match the port you are about to paste.
- Paste the host:port:user:pass string, or fill the four fields separately if you prefer.
- Press check proxy and confirm a US carrier address in the city you ordered.
- Keep timezone, language and geolocation tied to the proxy IP, and set WebRTC to use the proxy's address.
- Save, start the profile, and open an IP lookup page to confirm the browser sees the same address.
HOST:SOCKS5_PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORDHOST:HTTP_PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORDKeeping each identity on its own carrier line
The value of a dedicated line disappears if it is spread thin. Give each GoLogin profile its own EliteProx line, or reserve a line for one small group of accounts that genuinely belong to the same person or business. A single private modem behind a single identity is the arrangement real phone users produce, and it is the one we built the service around.
Mirror the naming on both sides. A profile called after its client, metro and a number, matched by the same label on the line in our dashboard, makes the roster readable months later. When an account needs a new home city, the free self-service location move keeps the line's entry and credentials while the host and city change; press check proxy afterwards so the profile adopts the new timezone.
Rotation on your terms
EliteProx lines are sticky. The address holds through a whole working session, which is what any logged-in account should see. A change only happens when you trigger it, through the rotation link on the dashboard or our API, and rotations are unlimited with no wait between them.
Make rotation a between-sessions habit. Stop the GoLogin profile, rotate the line, then start the profile again so it opens fresh on the new IP. If you use the GoLogin mobile app to look in on a profile, the same rule applies: never rotate a line while an account behind it is active.
Team access and the cloud browser
On paid GoLogin plans, profiles can be shared with team members. Sharing the profile rather than the credentials keeps the line's password out of chat threads and lets a colleague pick up a client account with the right carrier IP already in place. It also means our dashboard stays the single source of truth for which line belongs to which client.
The cloud browser on higher plans is useful when a teammate's own machine should not hold the profile at all. The profile still leaves through its dedicated EliteProx line, so moving between the desktop app, a phone and the cloud browser does not change what the account sees.
- Share profiles inside GoLogin, not passwords in messages
- Use the cloud browser where a local install is not wanted
- Keep line labels in our dashboard aligned with profile names
- Reserve priority support requests for anything that looks off on a line
Quick fixes for common snags
If check proxy reports an authentication failure, the pasted string usually has a trailing space or the port belongs to the other protocol. If the check passes but pages hang, try SOCKS5 so DNS travels inside the tunnel. A city that does not match usually means a manual timezone was set before the line was attached; return it to automatic and restart.
An account that signs out on its own is often the sign of a rotation during use. Check for scripts or teammates calling the rotation link, and keep changes between sessions.
Frequently asked
Which GoLogin proxy type should I pick for an EliteProx line?
SOCKS5 is our first suggestion; HTTP is fine when a site or tool prefers it. GoLogin also lists SOCKS4, but EliteProx lines come with HTTP and SOCKS5 ports, so choose one of those and use its port.
Can I paste the whole line at once?
Yes. GoLogin accepts host:port:user:pass in its paste field. Build the string from your dashboard, using the port that matches the protocol selected in the profile.
Is the free GoLogin plan enough to try a dedicated line?
It gives you three profiles with no card needed, which is plenty to test a line end to end. A seven-day trial of the paid plans lets you try team sharing before deciding.
Does the profile keep the same IP on desktop, phone and cloud browser?
Yes. The line is stored in the profile, so wherever you open it, traffic leaves through the same private carrier modem until you rotate.
How do I move a profile to another US city?
Use the free self-service location move in your dashboard. The line keeps its credentials; afterwards press check proxy in GoLogin so the timezone and geolocation follow the new address.