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Integrating Proxies with Incogniton

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Incogniton is very popular with the Rampage community for its versatility and offering. In this guide, we’ll walk through how easy it is to integrate all 10 residential providers with the browser. The software is popular amongst many use cases, such as:

• Affiliate Marketing
• Traffic Arbitrage
• Social Media Management
• E-commerce

Getting started

To get started, you’ll need to purchase proxies. At Rampage, we’ve streamlined the process, making it quick and easy. We offer a range of options, including those from the largest upstream providers and our in-house sources. You can choose from 10 great providers, all accessible from our dashboard. Here, you can purchase and generate proxies in just 5 clicks.

The provider you choose to purchase will depend on your specific use case. For social media management or affiliate marketing, a popular provider is BrightData, Smartproxy, or Oxylabs. For ticket brokers, our user base prefers Rampage Residential, IPRoyal, or Koch Secrets.

Purchasing your proxies

To purchase proxies, you’ll need to be registered on our dashboard. If you’re already registered, please skip this step. If not, please visit our dashboard.

Once done, under the "pricing" tab, find residential proxies- this is where you'll make your purchase.

All providers can be purchased from just 1GB, with no contract or commitment.

If you use a lot of data, why not look to save some money with our Rampage Pro subscription? Users who purchase the subscription are entitled to a further discount on all our residential providers, sometimes up to 33%. Learn more about the subscription and its offerings here. Alternatively, reach out to

Generating your proxies

Once purchased, you’ll need to generate your proxies. Generating proxies on the Rampage dashboard takes but 5 clicks, and you’re ready to go.

Here, you’ll select the provider you’d like to generate. You’ll also be given the choice to choose:

• The location of your proxies by country, with some providers including city and state level targeting.
• Whether you’d like static or rotating. Static proxies will hold a session time for up to the set duration, whereas rotating will rotate every request.
• The amount of proxies you’d like to generate.

Once you’ve generated, you can either download a text file of the generated proxies, or copy them directly.

Our proxies generate in the following format, IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD, for example: pr.rampageproxies.com:8888:lifUXmUP-cc-de-pool-oproxy-sessionid-2882719010-sesstime-30:GlIWysEI

Here’s how to break the proxy down by pulling the parts from between the colon:

• IP: pr.rampageproxies.com
• Port: 8888
• Username: lifUXmUP-cc-de-pool-oproxy-sessionid-2882719010-sesstime-30
• Password: GlIWysEI

This proxy is a static, Oxylabs, from Germany.

Please note that the proxies' “IP” addresses may be different from what you’d expect. If you see proxy.rampageproxies.com or pr.rampageproxies.com, this is still classed as your IP address.

Integrating Rampage Proxies with Incogniton

Incogniton allows for proxies to be added through bulk import or by a single proxy. Bulk is much quicker, and a single proxy allows for control over a proxy per profile.

Adding a single proxy:

On the left-hand side of the browser, clicking “Add Single Proxy” will bring the menu. Proxies formatted from the rampage dashboard can be directly pasted into the “proxy” box, where Incogniton will automatically break the proxy down into its individual pieces.

In this instance, we used a static, Oxylabs, from France. The browser allows for testing before adding to the pool. Be sure to select “Proxy Type: HTTP”. Some of the providers will support other protocols, such as SOCKS5; please contact us to discuss this, and we will advise which.

Bulk Import:

It’s also possible to bulk import proxies. This can be done either by copying the generated list directly from the dashboard by using the “standard proxy format” option. The proxies generated from the dashboard are, by default, the correct format, so no adjustments are needed.

In this example, we used rotating, Rampage Residential, mixed EU.

To verify, we did a quick test using the “Check” function. This verified the proxies were correctly formatted and input.

Please note that occasionally, the location may display incorrectly. If the location doesn’t match, we recommend either checking you’ve generated the right region on the dashboard or using another testing method such as cURL- as occasionally, the databases behind these external services may be out of date and show the wrong location.

You’re now all geared up to go; your anti-detect browser is now supercharged with Rampage Proxies. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us via Discord, Live Chat, or email, and we’ll be happy to help.

We recommend comparing all the providers to decide which works best for your use case. Providers vary in price and features; we have a comparison here.