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Rotation Presets

Proxio ships six built-in rotation presets that bundle a rotation type, session length, retry policy, protocol and geo scope for common jobs, and you can save up to 50 private presets of your own.

A preset is a saved bundle of rotation settings (type, session length, retries, protocol and geo scope) so you do not have to assemble a username by hand for a routine job. Proxio ships six built-in presets, and you can save your own.

Built-in presets

PresetTypeSesstime (min)RetriesRetry rotateProtocolGeo scope
E-commerce / price trackingsmart103YesHTTPCountry
Social media account managementsticky300NoSOCKS5Country + city
SEO / SERP trackingsmart03NoHTTPCountry
General web scrapingsmart03NoHTTPNone
Speed-focusedsticky303YesHTTPNone
Long session (surveys / sign-ups)sticky900NoSOCKS5Country + city

What each field means

  • Type is the rotation type: auto, sticky or smart.
  • Sesstime: the sticky session window, in minutes. The window slides, meaning it expires only after that many minutes without traffic. A value of 0 asks for the shortest possible pin (the gateway clamps it to its 1-minute minimum), so the IP still changes about every minute while retries stay available.
  • Retries are extra connection attempts on a failed connection, from 1 to 5. 0 means no retries.
  • Retry rotate: whether each retry pulls a fresh IP. Only meaningful when retries are enabled.
  • Protocol is the default scheme the preset uses, HTTP or SOCKS5. See Protocols & Ports.
  • Geo scope sets which location levels the preset pre-fills: None, Country, or Country + city. You still choose the actual country and city.

Presets are a starting point

A preset fills in the mechanics. You always pick the specific location, and you can tweak any field before you use it. The preset does not lock anything.

Save your own

Beyond the six built-ins, you can save your current configuration as a private preset from the dashboard when you build a proxy string. You can keep up to 50 private presets per account, so your team's standard setups are one click away instead of a hand-typed username each time.

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