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This guide walks you from signup to a working proxy request. By the end, you’ll have authenticated traffic routed through our network.

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1. Create an account

1

Sign up

Head to app.proxies.fo/signup and create an account. Email verification takes under a minute.
2

Pick a plan

Choose the product that fits your use case:
  • Residential — for scraping, ad verification, or anything that needs real home IPs with country/state/city targeting
  • Datacenter — for high-speed requests where IP type doesn’t matter (IPv4 & IPv6)
  • ISP — premium static IPs on Tier 1 ISP networks, low fraud score
3

Fund and activate

Pay with card or crypto. Plans activate instantly.

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2. Get your credentials

Once your plan is active, open the dashboard at app.proxies.fo. The Generate panel shows:
  • Host — the gateway hostname for your product and region
  • Port — product-specific port
  • Username — your base username, plus optional targeting modifiers
  • Password — your account password
Keep credentials out of public repos. If you think your credentials have leaked, rotate them from the dashboard immediately.

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3. Endpoints at a glance

ProductHost(s)Port
Residentialpr-us.proxies.fo, pr-eu.proxies.fo, pr-sg.proxies.fo13337
Datacenter (IPv4 & IPv6)dcp-us.proxies.fo, dcp-eu.proxies.fo10808
ISP (SOCKS5)from dashboard62234
ISP (HTTP / HTTPS)from dashboard61234
Pick the regional host closest to your target for the lowest latency.

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4. Make your first request

curl -x "http://USER-country-us:PASSWORD@pr-us.proxies.fo:13337" \
  https://api.ipify.org
The response should be the proxy’s egress IP — not your local address. If you see your own IP, double-check your credentials.

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5. Integrate into your code

import requests

proxy = "http://USER-country-us:PASSWORD@pr-us.proxies.fo:13337"
proxies = {"http": proxy, "https": proxy}

r = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org", proxies=proxies, timeout=30)
print(r.text)

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Next steps

Targeting

Route residential traffic by country, state, or city.

Sticky sessions

Keep the same IP across multiple requests.

Authentication

Full reference for credentials and targeting modifiers.

Error codes

What each HTTP response from the network means.