61 tools · the proxy form of each · HTTP and SOCKS5

Proxy Integrations: Set Up QuanticData in Your Browser, App or Code

Every guide below opens the proxy form of one tool, names its fields exactly as the app labels them and ends with the tool's own check. 61 tools, one login format: residential, mobile, ISP, datacenter and IPv6 lines all paste in as host, port, username and password, so the same line works in each of them.

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ISP from $2.69 per IP · Mobile $5 for 1 GB · Free trial on Residential Basic

By Aldo Morese, founder of QuanticData · Published Oct 26, 2026 · Updated Oct 28, 2026

Antidetect and multi-profile browsers

One profile, one proxy: these browsers store the proxy inside the profile, so every profile keeps its own IP. A dedicated ISP IP, or a sticky session in the username, keeps that IP between launches. 30 guides

Cloud phones

An Android phone that runs in the cloud, with its own proxy per phone. The proxy form sits in the profile, like in an antidetect browser. 2 guides

Browsers and extensions

One proxy for the whole browser, or one set by an extension so the rest of the computer stays on its own connection. 6 guides

Proxy clients and devices

Route a whole computer or phone, or the apps you choose, through the line. These apps expect a plain HTTP or SOCKS5 server with a username and password, which is what the dashboard prints. 8 guides

Scraping and SEO tools

Desktop and cloud tools that send their requests through a proxy or rotate through a list of lines. 9 guides

Code and command line

The proxy option of each library or command, with the login, HTTPS and SOCKS5. 6 guides

What to type: ports and the username

Copy the line from the dashboard (Proxies, your plan, the generator) rather than typing it: it already carries the host, the country, the session id and the session length. The table shows what each field holds.

Plan	Copy it from	HTTP port	SOCKS5 port	Username shape
Residential Premium	the generator	8080	1080	USER-country-us-sid-k3f9a1b2-ttl-30m
Mobile	the generator	8080	1080	USER-country-us-type-mobile-sid-a1b2c3-ttl-30m
Residential Basic	the generator	in the line	in the line	USER-country-us plus a session for sticky
Datacenter (per GB)	the generator	9999	10000	the line's username
IPv6	the generator	1001	in the line	the line's username
ISP (dedicated IP)	the plan page, one line per IP	in the line	in the line	the line's own login

The host and the password are in the same line. Pick HTTP or SOCKS5 in the tool and use the port of that column; a port from the other column is the most common reason a check fails. On Premium ISP city plans one port serves both types. USER and the session id stand for your own values.

Buy a plan and copy the line

Every guide starts from a line copied out of the dashboard. These are the screens on 26 Oct 2026, with the balance, notes and credentials hidden. The ISP route gives one fixed IP per profile; the residential and mobile route gives a sticky line per profile out of a gigabyte pack.

Route 1: one dedicated ISP IP per profile

Buy proxies, ISP tab, Premium ISP: step 1 asks for the country; each card shows the cities and the IPs on sale.
Step 2 is the use: ready-made pools for one whole country (Retail, IP Quality, Social, Sneakers, Ticketing) from $2.69 per IP for 30 days, or a city and a carrier.
Step 3: the number of IPs, the price for 30 days and the Buy button. One IP is one antidetect profile.
Checkout: balance, crypto, card or PayPal, an optional coupon and the total. Balance and crypto carry no VAT, card and PayPal 22%.
After payment the plan is in My proxies: each IP comes as IP:Port:Username:Password, HTTP or SOCKS5, ready to paste into the tool.

Route 2: residential or mobile, a sticky line per profile

Residential and Mobile are bought by the gigabyte: Residential Premium from $4 for 1 GB down to $2.20 per GB at 500 GB.
Mobile: $5 for 1 GB, valid 90 days, down to $2.30 per GB at 500 GB.
The plan page has the generator: country, pool, Sticky session with its TTL, HTTP or SOCKS5, then one line per profile in host:port:user:pass.

How these guides are built

Each guide follows the same four moves: open the profile or node editor, find the proxy block, put host, port, username and password into the fields the tool names, then press the tool's own check button. The seven pages on this hub show a screenshot of every step, with the example values blurred; the other guides are on the blog, several with a video of the whole setup.

The values do not change from tool to tool. What changes is the label on the field (Host, IP address, Proxy server, Address), whether the port sits in its own box or after a colon, and whether the app accepts a pasted host:port:user:pass line. Every guide spells that out.

HTTP or SOCKS5: pick the type that matches the port

Every QuanticData line answers on an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port with the same host and the same login. The tool asks for one type; use the port of that type. HTTP with the SOCKS5 port, or HTTPS where the app means a TLS proxy, gives a timeout or an authentication error even when every other field is right.

When a tool offers both, HTTP is the safer default for websites: it is what every browser speaks natively. SOCKS5 suits apps that need UDP or non-HTTP traffic, and clients such as Clash Verge or NekoBox that expect a SOCKS node.

Standards: RFC 9110, CONNECT, RFC 9110, Proxy-Authorization, RFC 1928, SOCKS5, RFC 1929, SOCKS5 login.

One profile, one IP: sticky sessions in the username

Antidetect browsers only make sense if each profile keeps its own IP between launches. On residential and mobile lines that is set in the username: a sid value names the session and ttl sets how long the IP is held, up to 24 hours. Generate one line per profile with a different sid, paste each into its own profile, and the browser never has to rotate anything itself.

A dedicated ISP IP is fixed by nature: one line, one IP, for the whole plan, with unlimited traffic. It goes into the profile as it is.

What one profile costs

An ISP IP is priced per IP and month with unlimited traffic, so a profile costs the same however much it browses. Mobile and residential are priced per gigabyte, so one pack covers several profiles that browse lightly.

Network	Smallest purchase	At volume	Validity
Premium ISP, ready-made pool	1 IP, $4.99 (United States, Social pool)	from $2.69 per IP	30 days per IP, unlimited traffic
Standard ISP	$3.80 per IP on 1-10 IPs	$2.50 per IP	30 days per IP, unlimited traffic
Mobile	$5 for 1 GB	$2.30/GB at 500 GB	90 days
Residential Premium	$4 for 1 GB	$2.20/GB at 500 GB	30 days for 1 GB, 90 days from 5 GB
Residential Basic	$5 for 5 GB	$0.80/GB at 1 TB	per pack; the only line with a free trial

Prices in USD as the dashboard and llms.txt showed them on 26 Oct 2026. From the balance or crypto there is no VAT; card and PayPal add 22% VAT (the US Social IP is $6.09 that way). Unused balance does not expire. Every residential pack is on the volume pricing page; ISP countries and cities are on the ISP page.

If the check fails

Type and port: HTTP with the HTTP port, SOCKS5 with the SOCKS5 port. HTTPS in most tools means a TLS proxy, which is not this.
Spaces and quotes: a pasted line sometimes keeps a trailing space or the quotes of a code block.
Session length: a sid that expired gives a new IP, not an error; an expired plan gives an authentication error.
Plan balance: a plan with no traffic left refuses the connection. Top up and check again.
Still failing: log in and ask Quantic AI in the dashboard. It tests your line from our side with your own login and tells you what the gateway answered.

Proxy integration questions

Questions customers ask before they paste the first line.

Something else? Ask us

Which QuanticData plan should I buy for an antidetect browser?

One dedicated ISP IP per profile is the simplest setup: the IP never changes, traffic is unlimited and a ready-made Premium pool starts at $2.69 per IP for 30 days. For social and ad accounts the mobile line ($5 for 1 GB) with a sticky session per profile is the strongest. Residential Premium gives a home IP per profile from $4 for 1 GB.

HTTP or SOCKS5 in the tool?

Both work with every QuanticData line, with the same username and password. Pick the type in the tool first and use the port the dashboard prints for that type: an HTTP port with SOCKS5 selected, or HTTPS chosen where the tool means a TLS proxy, is the most common reason a check fails.

How do I keep the same IP in one profile?

On an ISP plan the IP is yours for the whole term. On residential and mobile, generate a Sticky line: the username carries a session id and a TTL of up to 24 hours, and the gateway keeps the same exit while it lasts. Give every profile its own session id.

Can I paste one line instead of four fields?

Most antidetect browsers parse host:port:user:pass in one paste box (AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, DICloak, Lalicat, VMLogin, Undetectable and others). The dashboard exports exactly that format, from the ISP plan page or the residential and mobile generator.

Is there a free trial?

Residential Basic has a free trial, unlocked by SMS in the dashboard. ISP, mobile and Residential Premium are paid from the first IP or gigabyte; the smallest purchase is one ISP IP or 1 GB.

My tool is not on the list. How do I set it up?

Any app with Host, Port, Username and Password fields takes the same four values from the dashboard: choose HTTP or SOCKS5, paste the host and the port of that type, then the username and password. Quantic AI in the dashboard knows the field mapping of each tool on this page.

Buy the line, paste it, check it

Every tool on this page takes the same four values from the dashboard. Create an account, pick the network and copy the line: one ISP IP from $2.69 for 30 days, or mobile from $5 for 1 GB.

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