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Quickstart

Get connected to ProxyOmega in three steps. Pick a plan, set up access, and make your first request. The whole thing takes about two minutes.

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Cheapest way to test. The 1-day, 5-port Budget Unlimited plan is $5.99 and gives you unlimited bandwidth across five rotating residential ports. It's a good way to try things out before you scale up.

Step 1: Sign in and get a plan

Head to the ProxyOmega dashboard and create an account, or sign in if you already have one. Once you're in, buy or activate a plan from any of the six products:

  • Budget Unlimited: shared residential, unlimited bandwidth, priced by port count.
  • Premium Unlimited: dedicated-speed residential, unlimited bandwidth, flat-rate.
  • Residential / ISP: Tier-1 ISP-quality residential, pay-as-you-go by the GB.
  • Mobile: real 4G/5G carrier IPs, pay-as-you-go by the GB.
  • IPv6: thread-based, datacentre-grade IPv6.
  • Static ISP: dedicated single-owner static US residential IPs.

For your first test we recommend the 1-day 5-port Budget Unlimited plan at $5.99. You can pay by card, crypto, or from your account balance. The rest of this page uses Budget Unlimited for the examples.

Step 2: Set up access

ProxyOmega gives you two ways to connect. Pick one: the two methods are mutually exclusive. Adding any IP to your whitelist switches your account to IP-gated access and your username & password stop working; to use credentials, your whitelist must be empty.

Option A: Whitelist your IP (credential-free)

If you're connecting from a server with a static public IP, add that IP under Whitelist in the dashboard. Once whitelisted, you connect with no username or password, because your IP is recognised and let straight through.

Option B: Username and password

Your proxy username and password are shown in the dashboard. Use them for connections from dynamic or shared IPs, or whenever your source IP changes. Credentials work from any IP, as long as your whitelist is empty. The format is always:

http://USERNAME:[email protected]:10000
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More detail. Both methods, plus API-key auth for the REST API, are covered in full on the Authentication page.

Step 3: Make your first request

With a Budget Unlimited plan active, connect to residential.proxyomega.com on any port in your assigned block (10000-10099). Here's a curl request that routes through the proxy and returns the exit IP:

curl -x "http://USERNAME:[email protected]:10000" https://api.ipify.org

Replace USERNAME and PASSWORD with the values from your dashboard. The response is a proxied residential IP, not your own:

203.0.113.47
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That's it. You're connected. Budget Unlimited gives you a real residential IP that rotates on the interval you set for that port in the dashboard. Connect with your plain username and password — there's nothing to add to the username.

Set the country and rotation

On Budget Unlimited, the exit country and rotation are configured per port in your dashboard, under Budget Unlimited → Configuration. Pick each port's country, its rotation interval, and whether it auto-replaces its IP if it goes offline. Then connect with your plain username and password — the port serves its configured country and rotates on its configured interval:

curl -x "http://USERNAME:[email protected]:10000" https://api.ipify.org

See the Budget Unlimited page for the full per-port walkthrough. If you need request-level targeting parameters on the username (state, city, ASN, or per-request sticky sessions), those are available on Premium Unlimited and Residential / ISP — see Targeting.

Prefer a browser?

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Use the official Chrome extension. If you want your browser traffic to go through the proxy without touching system settings, install the ProxyOmega Chrome extension. Create a profile, paste in the host, port, username, and password shown in your dashboard, and switch it on. It works with every plan — use the endpoint and port from that product's page. The extension does not sync with the dashboard automatically, so if your credentials or ports change, update the profile to match.

Next steps

You're up and running. Here's where to go from here:

Authentication

IP whitelisting, username/password, and API-key auth: how each works and when to use it.

Targeting

Country, state, city, and ASN parameters, plus sticky sessions and TTL, appended to your username.

Code examples

Ready-to-run snippets for Python, Node.js, and more across all six products.

Product pages

Full connection details for Budget Unlimited, Premium Unlimited, Residential / ISP, Mobile, IPv6, and Static ISP.

Last updated July 10, 2026