How to Set Up Evomi Proxies in Multilogin: Step-by-Step
Nathan Reynolds
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Managing several browser profiles for legitimate work, such as running multiple e-commerce storefronts you own, verifying how your ads render across regions, or doing market research, usually means keeping each profile's environment cleanly separated. Multilogin handles the browser side of that separation through configurable browser fingerprints, while a good proxy handles the network side by giving each profile a distinct, stable IP address. This guide shows you exactly how to connect Evomi proxies to Multilogin so each profile routes its traffic through the IP you choose.
Why pair Evomi proxies with Multilogin?
Multilogin is an browser profile manager that lets you assign a separate browser configuration to each profile. On its own, though, every profile still shares your real network IP. Assigning a dedicated proxy to each profile completes the picture. Here's what Evomi adds:
A full range of proxy types: Residential, datacenter, mobile, and static ISP proxies, so you can match the IP type to the task, whether that's regional QA, price research, or managing accounts you legitimately own.
Transparent pricing: residential from $0.49/GB, datacenter from $0.30/GB, mobile from $2.2/GB, and static ISP from $1/IP. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Ethically sourced IPs: our network is built on consent-based sourcing and operated from Switzerland, a jurisdiction with high standards for privacy and quality.
Responsive support for any proxy configuration questions, plus free tools to verify your setup.
Use Evomi proxies within the terms of service of the platforms you visit, and only for data and accounts you have the right to access.
Know your endpoints before you start
Every Evomi plan uses a dedicated hostname and a set of ports for each protocol. You'll find your exact credentials in your Evomi dashboard, but here's the layout you'll be working with:
Residential Proxies: real-user IPs for tasks that need a genuine consumer footprint. Endpoint:
rp.evomi.comDatacenter Proxies: fast, budget-friendly IPs for speed-sensitive research and testing. Endpoint:
dc.evomi.comMobile Proxies: carrier-network IPs for mobile app QA and social workflows. Endpoint:
mp.evomi.comStatic ISP Proxies: dedicated, long-lived IPs that pair datacenter speed with ISP-grade stability. Endpoint: your assigned IP
Before you begin: prerequisites
You'll want two things ready:
An active Multilogin subscription (the code EVOMI30 gives you 30% off).
Your Evomi proxy credentials: the endpoint, port, username, and password from your Evomi dashboard.
If you haven't tried Evomi yet, there's a free trial on residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies so you can test everything before you commit.
Step 1: Create a new browser profile
Open Multilogin and, from the dashboard, choose the option to create a new browser profile.
Give the profile a descriptive name, pick your operating system and browser type, and set any other fingerprint options you need for the task at hand.
Step 2: Open proxy settings and pick a connection type
Inside the profile creation or editing screen, find the Proxy section. Multilogin offers several connection types. To use Evomi, choose the Custom proxy type.
Evomi supports both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 for most proxy types, so make sure the protocol you select matches the port you plan to enter.
Step 3: Enter your Evomi proxy details
Once you've chosen a protocol, Multilogin shows fields for the proxy server details. Fill them in with the values from your Evomi dashboard.
Host / Address
Residential:
rp.evomi.comDatacenter:
dc.evomi.comMobile:
mp.evomi.comStatic ISP: the specific IP assigned to you
Port (depends on proxy type and protocol):
Residential (
rp.evomi.com): HTTP1000, HTTPS1001, SOCKS51002Datacenter (
dc.evomi.com): HTTP2000, HTTPS2001, SOCKS52002Mobile (
mp.evomi.com): HTTP3000, HTTPS3001, SOCKS53002Static ISP (your IP): HTTP
12345, SOCKS512346
Username and Password: your Evomi proxy credentials.
Enter each value into the matching field in Multilogin.
Tip: if you're using rotating residential or mobile proxies and want the same IP to persist across a task, use Evomi's session or sticky-session modifiers for better stability.
Step 4: Test the connection
Before saving, confirm the proxy works. Multilogin includes a Check proxy button that attempts a connection through your configured endpoint.
A successful test returns the proxy's IP address and location, which should match your Evomi settings. If it fails, recheck the credentials, endpoint, and port, and make sure your Evomi plan is active. Protocol mismatches (for example, entering a SOCKS5 port under an HTTP setting) are the most common cause of a failed check.
Step 5: Save the profile
Once the test passes, click Create profile. Your Multilogin profile will now route its traffic through the assigned Evomi proxy.
Verify your setup and follow good practice
After launching the profile, open an IP-checking page inside it, such as Evomi's IP geolocation tool, to confirm the traffic is going through your proxy and to see the reported location. A few habits worth keeping:
Match the proxy to the task: pick residential, datacenter, mobile, or static ISP based on your needs for location, speed, and IP type.
Keep credentials private: treat your proxy username and password like any other secret.
Understand session control: for rotating plans, learn how sticky sessions work via port or username modifiers when you need a consistent IP.
Check proxy health regularly: Multilogin's built-in checker and Evomi's Proxy Tester both help you confirm everything is responsive before a critical run.
If you'd rather validate your browser fingerprint separately, Evomi's fingerprint checker shows what a profile is exposing.
Related setup guides
Working across other tools? These walkthroughs use the same Evomi endpoints and credentials:
Bringing it together
Connecting Evomi proxies to Multilogin is a short, repeatable process: create a profile, pick the Custom proxy type, enter the right endpoint and port, test, and save. With Multilogin handling browser profiles and Evomi supplying stable, ethically sourced IPs, you get a dependable setup for legitimate multi-profile work, whether that's regional QA, research, or managing accounts you own within each platform's rules.
Managing several browser profiles for legitimate work, such as running multiple e-commerce storefronts you own, verifying how your ads render across regions, or doing market research, usually means keeping each profile's environment cleanly separated. Multilogin handles the browser side of that separation through configurable browser fingerprints, while a good proxy handles the network side by giving each profile a distinct, stable IP address. This guide shows you exactly how to connect Evomi proxies to Multilogin so each profile routes its traffic through the IP you choose.
Why pair Evomi proxies with Multilogin?
Multilogin is an browser profile manager that lets you assign a separate browser configuration to each profile. On its own, though, every profile still shares your real network IP. Assigning a dedicated proxy to each profile completes the picture. Here's what Evomi adds:
A full range of proxy types: Residential, datacenter, mobile, and static ISP proxies, so you can match the IP type to the task, whether that's regional QA, price research, or managing accounts you legitimately own.
Transparent pricing: residential from $0.49/GB, datacenter from $0.30/GB, mobile from $2.2/GB, and static ISP from $1/IP. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Ethically sourced IPs: our network is built on consent-based sourcing and operated from Switzerland, a jurisdiction with high standards for privacy and quality.
Responsive support for any proxy configuration questions, plus free tools to verify your setup.
Use Evomi proxies within the terms of service of the platforms you visit, and only for data and accounts you have the right to access.
Know your endpoints before you start
Every Evomi plan uses a dedicated hostname and a set of ports for each protocol. You'll find your exact credentials in your Evomi dashboard, but here's the layout you'll be working with:
Residential Proxies: real-user IPs for tasks that need a genuine consumer footprint. Endpoint:
rp.evomi.comDatacenter Proxies: fast, budget-friendly IPs for speed-sensitive research and testing. Endpoint:
dc.evomi.comMobile Proxies: carrier-network IPs for mobile app QA and social workflows. Endpoint:
mp.evomi.comStatic ISP Proxies: dedicated, long-lived IPs that pair datacenter speed with ISP-grade stability. Endpoint: your assigned IP
Before you begin: prerequisites
You'll want two things ready:
An active Multilogin subscription (the code EVOMI30 gives you 30% off).
Your Evomi proxy credentials: the endpoint, port, username, and password from your Evomi dashboard.
If you haven't tried Evomi yet, there's a free trial on residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies so you can test everything before you commit.
Step 1: Create a new browser profile
Open Multilogin and, from the dashboard, choose the option to create a new browser profile.
Give the profile a descriptive name, pick your operating system and browser type, and set any other fingerprint options you need for the task at hand.
Step 2: Open proxy settings and pick a connection type
Inside the profile creation or editing screen, find the Proxy section. Multilogin offers several connection types. To use Evomi, choose the Custom proxy type.
Evomi supports both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 for most proxy types, so make sure the protocol you select matches the port you plan to enter.
Step 3: Enter your Evomi proxy details
Once you've chosen a protocol, Multilogin shows fields for the proxy server details. Fill them in with the values from your Evomi dashboard.
Host / Address
Residential:
rp.evomi.comDatacenter:
dc.evomi.comMobile:
mp.evomi.comStatic ISP: the specific IP assigned to you
Port (depends on proxy type and protocol):
Residential (
rp.evomi.com): HTTP1000, HTTPS1001, SOCKS51002Datacenter (
dc.evomi.com): HTTP2000, HTTPS2001, SOCKS52002Mobile (
mp.evomi.com): HTTP3000, HTTPS3001, SOCKS53002Static ISP (your IP): HTTP
12345, SOCKS512346
Username and Password: your Evomi proxy credentials.
Enter each value into the matching field in Multilogin.
Tip: if you're using rotating residential or mobile proxies and want the same IP to persist across a task, use Evomi's session or sticky-session modifiers for better stability.
Step 4: Test the connection
Before saving, confirm the proxy works. Multilogin includes a Check proxy button that attempts a connection through your configured endpoint.
A successful test returns the proxy's IP address and location, which should match your Evomi settings. If it fails, recheck the credentials, endpoint, and port, and make sure your Evomi plan is active. Protocol mismatches (for example, entering a SOCKS5 port under an HTTP setting) are the most common cause of a failed check.
Step 5: Save the profile
Once the test passes, click Create profile. Your Multilogin profile will now route its traffic through the assigned Evomi proxy.
Verify your setup and follow good practice
After launching the profile, open an IP-checking page inside it, such as Evomi's IP geolocation tool, to confirm the traffic is going through your proxy and to see the reported location. A few habits worth keeping:
Match the proxy to the task: pick residential, datacenter, mobile, or static ISP based on your needs for location, speed, and IP type.
Keep credentials private: treat your proxy username and password like any other secret.
Understand session control: for rotating plans, learn how sticky sessions work via port or username modifiers when you need a consistent IP.
Check proxy health regularly: Multilogin's built-in checker and Evomi's Proxy Tester both help you confirm everything is responsive before a critical run.
If you'd rather validate your browser fingerprint separately, Evomi's fingerprint checker shows what a profile is exposing.
Related setup guides
Working across other tools? These walkthroughs use the same Evomi endpoints and credentials:
Bringing it together
Connecting Evomi proxies to Multilogin is a short, repeatable process: create a profile, pick the Custom proxy type, enter the right endpoint and port, test, and save. With Multilogin handling browser profiles and Evomi supplying stable, ethically sourced IPs, you get a dependable setup for legitimate multi-profile work, whether that's regional QA, research, or managing accounts you own within each platform's rules.
Author
Nathan Reynolds
Web Scraping & Automation Specialist
About Author
Nathan specializes in web scraping techniques, automation tools, and data-driven decision-making. He helps businesses extract valuable insights from the web using ethical and efficient scraping methods powered by advanced proxies. His expertise covers overcoming anti-bot mechanisms, optimizing proxy rotation, and ensuring compliance with data privacy regulations.
