Setting Up the Residential Proxies
In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up your ZenRows® Residential Proxies. You’ll learn how to create and access your credentials, including your username, password, and domain, which are essential for integrating the proxies into your applications.
Additionally, we’ll cover the available configuration options, such as World Region, Country, Protocol, and Sticky TTL, to help you optimize the use of the proxies based on your specific requirements.
Initial Setup
To get started with the Residential Proxies, follow these steps:
Sign Up for ZenRows®
To begin, you’ll need to create a ZenRows account. Visit the Registration Page to sign up. If you already have an account, simply log in to access your dashboard.
(Optional) Create Credentials for Residential Proxies
Once you’re signed in, navigate to the Credentials Page under the Residential Proxies section. Here, you can create credentials by specifying your proxy quota and generating your unique and password. You can create as many credentials as needed, allowing you to manage multiple projects easily!
Verify Credentials and Configure Your Proxies
After generating your credentials, you’ll be taken to the Generator Page, where your credentials — username, password, and various configuration options — will be displayed.
You can copy the Proxy URL and start integrating it into your applications.
Proxy Configuration Options
ZenRows Residential Proxies are designed to be functional right out of the box. With auto-rotation and residential IPs pre-configured, you can start using them immediately by copying the Proxy URL. However, we also provide additional customization options to help tailor the proxies to your use case.
You can adjust the following configuration options:
Username and Password
To make proxy management easier, you can switch between usernames directly in the dashboard. Simply select the desired username, and the proxy URL will automatically update with the corresponding username and password. Note that the domain and port will remain the same.
Setting Up the Residential Proxies
In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up your ZenRows® Residential Proxies. You’ll learn how to create and access your credentials, including your username, password, and domain, which are essential for integrating the proxies into your applications.
Additionally, we’ll cover the available configuration options, such as World Region, Country, Protocol, and Sticky TTL, to help you optimize the use of the proxies based on your specific requirements.
Initial Setup
To get started with the Residential Proxies, follow these steps:
Sign Up for ZenRows®
To begin, you’ll need to create a ZenRows account. Visit the Registration Page to sign up. If you already have an account, simply log in to access your dashboard.
(Optional) Create Credentials for Residential Proxies
Once you’re signed in, navigate to the Credentials Page under the Residential Proxies section. Here, you can create credentials by specifying your proxy quota and generating your unique and password. You can create as many credentials as needed, allowing you to manage multiple projects easily!
Verify Credentials and Configure Your Proxies
After generating your credentials, you’ll be taken to the Generator Page, where your credentials — username, password, and various configuration options — will be displayed.
You can copy the Proxy URL and start integrating it into your applications.
Proxy Configuration Options
ZenRows Residential Proxies are designed to be functional right out of the box. With auto-rotation and residential IPs pre-configured, you can start using them immediately by copying the Proxy URL. However, we also provide additional customization options to help tailor the proxies to your use case.
You can adjust the following configuration options:
Username and Password
To make proxy management easier, you can switch between usernames directly in the dashboard. Simply select the desired username, and the proxy URL will automatically update with the corresponding username and password. Note that the domain and port will remain the same.