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Static Proxy

Purchase, manage, and assign a BrowserAct Static Proxy to a cloud Bot or Agent CLI browser.

Written by Maggie

A Static Proxy provides a fixed IP for tasks that need a stable network identity, such as account-based workflows and long-lived sessions.

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Purchase a Static Proxy

You can start a purchase from either location:

  • Open Proxies, then select Purchase Static Proxy.

  • Open a Bot, select Browser settings > BrowserAct Proxy > Static Proxy, then select Purchase Static Proxy when no suitable proxy is available.

Purchase a Static Proxy from Bot Browser settings

Complete the purchase options shown in the dashboard. Static Proxy availability and cost depend on the selected location and current plan terms.

View and Manage Static Proxies

Open Proxies to view purchased proxies across your account.

The list shows the proxy name and ID, IP address and location, status, auto-renew setting, creation and expiration dates, and the next billing information. You can search proxies and filter them by status.

View and manage purchased Static Proxies

Review the status before assigning a proxy to a Bot. An expired proxy cannot provide the same fixed-IP continuity as an active proxy.

Use a Static Proxy with a Cloud Bot

  1. Open Bots and select the Bot.

  2. Select Browser settings.

  3. Under Browser Proxy, select BrowserAct Proxy > Static Proxy.

  4. Choose an active Static Proxy from the list.

  5. Select Save.

Select a purchased Static Proxy for a Cloud Bot

For account-based tasks, pair the Static Proxy with Standard Browser to maintain a stable browser profile and IP.

Use a Static Proxy with Agent CLI

Use the Static Proxy ID shown on the Proxies page.

Create a browser with a Static Proxy:

browser-act browser create --type stealth --name "<browser-name>" --desc "<browser-description>" --static-proxy <static-proxy-id>

Assign a Static Proxy to an existing browser:

browser-act browser update <browser-id> --static-proxy <static-proxy-id>

Remove the assigned proxy:

browser-act browser update <browser-id> --no-proxy

Use the Static Proxy for an extraction:

browser-act stealth-extract "<url>" --static-proxy <static-proxy-id>

Keep the same Static Proxy assigned when a website or account expects a consistent IP.

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