KeLAAX Stealth uses a BYOP (Bring Your Own Proxy) model, giving you complete control over your IP infrastructure. This guide covers proxy types, configuration, and optimization strategies.
Why BYOP?
| Benefit | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Full Control | Choose your providers, manage your IPs |
| No Sharing | Your proxies aren't used by other KeLAAX users |
| Flexibility | Switch providers anytime, mix proxy types |
| Better Success | Use the best proxies for your specific targets |
| Cost Control | Pay only for what you need |
💡 Philosophy: Bundled proxies get overused and flagged. BYOP ensures your IPs stay clean and effective.
Proxy Types Compared
| Type | Trust Level | Detection Risk | Cost | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential ⭐ | Very High | Very Low | $$$ | All websites, YouTube |
| Mobile/4G | Highest | Lowest | $$$$ | Social media, mobile sites |
| ISP/Static Residential | High | Low | $$ | Long sessions, consistency |
| Datacenter | Low | High | $ | Unprotected sites only |
Residential Proxies (Recommended)
Real IP addresses from internet service providers:
- ✅ Highest trust score with detection systems
- ✅ Appear as genuine home users
- ✅ Best success rates on protected sites
- ✅ Essential for YouTube and social platforms
- ⚠️ Higher cost per GB/IP
Mobile/4G Proxies
IP addresses from cellular carriers:
- ✅ Highest trust level possible
- ✅ IPs shared by thousands of real users
- ✅ Nearly impossible to block
- ⚠️ Most expensive option
- ⚠️ Connection speed varies
ISP/Static Residential
Dedicated IPs from ISPs:
- ✅ Consistent IP (same each session)
- ✅ High trust level
- ✅ Good for return visitor simulation
- ⚠️ More expensive than rotating residential
Datacenter Proxies
IPs from data center servers:
- ✅ Very affordable
- ✅ High speed
- ❌ Easily detected by most sites
- ❌ Not suitable for protected targets
- Use only for unprotected, low-security sites
Adding Proxies
Method 1: Individual Entry
- Navigate to Settings → Proxies
- Click Add Proxy
- Enter proxy information:
- IP address or hostname
- Port number
- Username (if required)
- Password (if required)
- Protocol (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5)
- Click Test Connection
- Click Save if test passes
Method 2: Bulk Import
- Navigate to Settings → Proxies
- Click Import from File
- Select your proxy list (.txt file)
- Choose format type
- Click Import
- Review import results
Method 3: API Integration
For providers with rotation APIs:
- Navigate to Settings → Proxies → API
- Enter your provider's endpoint URL
- Add authentication credentials
- Configure rotation settings
- Click Connect
Proxy Formats
HTTP/HTTPS Proxies
Format: ip:port:username:password
Examples:
192.168.1.100:8080:myuser:mypass
proxy.example.com:3128:user123:pass456
SOCKS5 Proxies
Format: socks5://ip:port:username:password
Examples:
socks5://192.168.1.100:1080:myuser:mypass
socks5://proxy.example.com:9050:user123:pass456
IP Authentication (Whitelist)
Format: ip:port
Examples:
192.168.1.100:8080
proxy.example.com:3128
Note: Your server IP must be whitelisted with the provider
Rotation Endpoint
Format: rotation-endpoint:port:username:password
Example:
gate.provider.com:7777:customer_id:api_key
Note: Each request gets a different IP
Configuration & Testing
Testing Proxies
Before using proxies in campaigns:
- Select proxies from your list
- Click Test Selected
- Review results:
| Status | Meaning | Action |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ Working | Connection successful | Ready to use |
| ⚠️ Slow | Response > 5 seconds | Consider replacing |
| ❌ Failed | Connection failed | Remove or troubleshoot |
| 🔒 Auth Error | Credentials rejected | Verify username/password |
Rotation Settings
| Mode | Behavior | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Per Session | New IP for each session | Standard campaigns |
| Per Request | New IP for each HTTP request | High-security targets |
| Sticky | Same IP throughout session | Multi-page journeys |
| Timed | New IP every X minutes | Long sessions |
Geographic Organization
Tag and group proxies for targeted campaigns:
- Go to Settings → Proxies → Groups
- Create groups (e.g., "US Residential", "UK Mobile")
- Assign proxies to groups
- Select groups when creating campaigns
Scaling Guidelines
Proxy Count Recommendations
| Daily Sessions | Minimum Proxies | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| 50-100 | 10 | 20 |
| 100-500 | 25 | 50 |
| 500-2,000 | 75 | 150 |
| 2,000-5,000 | 150 | 300 |
| 5,000-10,000 | 300 | 500+ |
Sessions per Proxy
| Proxy Type | Max Daily Sessions | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Residential (rotating) | 50-100 | Safe for most targets |
| Residential (static) | 10-20 | Lower to avoid flags |
| Mobile | 100-200 | High tolerance |
| Datacenter | 20-50 | Only on easy targets |
⚠️ Important: These are guidelines. Reduce volume if you see increased detection or blocks.
Provider Selection Criteria
What to Look For
| Feature | Importance | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Large IP pool | Critical | Reduces IP reuse |
| Geographic coverage | High | Match your target audience |
| Rotation support | High | Fresh IPs automatically |
| Username:password auth | Medium | Easier than IP whitelist |
| Dashboard/analytics | Medium | Monitor usage |
| Responsive support | Medium | Quick issue resolution |
Red Flags
- ❌ Suspiciously cheap pricing (shared/flagged IPs)
- ❌ No refund policy
- ❌ Poor reviews or no reputation
- ❌ Very small IP pools
- ❌ No geographic targeting
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Connection failed | Wrong credentials | Double-check username/password |
| Connection timeout | Firewall blocking | Check firewall allows proxy port |
| Authentication error | IP not whitelisted | Add your IP to provider whitelist |
| High detection rate | Datacenter proxies | Switch to residential |
| Slow sessions | Distant proxy location | Use geographically closer proxies |
| Many proxy failures | Expired subscription | Check account status with provider |
Best Practices
✅ Do This
- Use residential proxies for all important campaigns
- Match proxy location to target audience
- Test proxies before campaigns
- Rotate proxies regularly
- Monitor proxy health in logs
❌ Avoid This
- Using datacenter proxies on YouTube
- Overloading single proxies with too many sessions
- Ignoring authentication errors
- Mixing proxy types within a campaign
- Using expired or shared proxy lists
Related Documentation
- Traffic Generation - Using proxies in campaigns
- Profile Management - Matching profiles to proxies
- YouTube Views - YouTube-specific proxy requirements