Proxies Tab

Organize, add and test proxy lists in Stellar AIO 4.0, then select the right group for your tasks.

The Proxies tab is where you organize proxy lists, add or update them, and test their connections in Stellar AIO 4.0.

A proxy routes a connection through another server. A proxy group is a named list of proxies that you can select when setting up tasks. Saving proxies here does not automatically assign them to every task.

Stellar AIO 4.0 Proxies tab with an empty example group selected.

1. Create a proxy group

1. Open Proxies in Stellar’s sidebar.
2. Select the + beside PROXY GROUPS.
3. Enter a Group Name that you will recognize later, such as Main Proxies or Target Proxies.
4. Select Add, then select the group in the list on the left.

You can keep your proxies in one group or separate them by provider, retailer or purpose. Use the search box above the group list to find a group.

2. Add your proxies

1. Select the proxy group you want to use.
2. Select Manage Proxies.
3. Paste the proxy list supplied by your provider into Proxy list, with one proxy per line.
4. Review the list and select Save.

Manage Proxies is where you enter and update the selected group’s list.

The supported format is IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD. Put each proxy on its own line and include all four parts from your provider.

Saving replaces the group’s proxy list with exactly what is in the box. To add more proxies, keep the existing entries you want and paste the new ones on additional lines. Removing an entry from the box removes it from the group when you save.

Copy the complete proxy entries from your provider, including the port, username and password. Keep proxy credentials private when sharing screenshots or asking for help.

If Manage Proxies is unavailable, select a proxy group first. An empty group has no proxies to test or use in tasks.

3. Choose where to test

Use Select/Enter URL to choose a test destination. Stellar 4.0 offers a larger list of sites, including Amazon, Pokémon Center, Target and Walmart. You can also enter a URL in this control.

Choose the retailer you intend to use when it is available. A proxy connecting successfully to one site does not mean it will work on every other site.

4. Test and understand the results

1. Select a group containing proxies.
2. Choose the test destination in Select/Enter URL.
3. Select Test All to test the group.
4. Review the results. Use Stop if you need to stop the test.

The summary at the top helps you understand the group:

• Total proxies: How many proxy entries are in the selected group.
• Working: Proxies marked successful by the test.
• Failed: Proxies that did not pass the test.
• Untested: Proxies without a test result.

Response times are a snapshot of the connection during the test. Testing many proxies at once can affect the readings. If a speed looks unusual, retest a smaller number rather than judging the whole list from one large test.

A successful test does not guarantee a successful checkout. A failed test also does not necessarily mean the proxy is permanently unusable: the selected site, provider authentication, network connection or a temporary block may be involved.

Pokémon Center: a “Banned” test result can also mean the site returned a DataDome security challenge that the proxy tester cannot solve. The result alone does not prove the proxy is banned or usable. Check the actual task status and see Pokémon Center proxy-test troubleshooting before replacing your whole proxy list.

5. Use the group in your task setup

Open Tasks, choose the relevant task group and select the saved proxy group in the task’s proxy setting. Some modes have separate proxy settings for different jobs; follow that retailer’s guide for which groups to select.

For example, if you saved a group named Target Proxies, choose that group in the appropriate proxy field when setting up your Target tasks. Naming a proxy group after a retailer is only an organizational label; it does not assign the group automatically.

Creating a group, saving proxies and testing them are separate from starting tasks. Review your task setup before starting.

Manage proxies from the Mobile Companion App

On your phone, open More → Proxies and select a group. These are the proxy groups on your active connected computer, so keep Stellar open on that computer.

1. Tap + inside the group to add proxies. Use IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD, with one complete proxy per line.
2. Choose Append to add entries while keeping the existing list. Choose Replace only when you want the pasted list to become the entire group; entries left out will be removed. Review the group and list before confirming.
3. Choose a test site or URL, then tap Test All. Use Working, Failed and Untested to review the results, or Stop to end the test.

For screenshots and the full phone walkthrough, see the Mobile Companion App guide

Updating lists and troubleshooting

Return to Manage Proxies when your provider gives you a new list or you need to correct entries. Check that you have selected the intended group before saving changes.

• No proxies appear: Confirm that you selected the correct group and saved the list.
• Tests fail: Check the complete entries against your provider’s dashboard. Confirm that the plan is active and, for data-based plans, that you have data remaining.
• A proxy works on one site but fails on another: Retest the intended site and check the retailer guide and provider’s supported use.
• Tasks still have connection errors: Verify the proxy group selected in the task and use the exact task status when asking support for help.

Retest unexpected failures before removing entries from your list. Keep a private copy of your provider’s original list so you can restore entries if needed.

Choose a proxy type

Datacenter (DC) proxies use datacenter IP addresses. ISP proxies typically provide stable addresses registered to internet service providers. Residential plans route through residential IPs and are often sold by data usage. Availability, rotation and billing depend on the provider.

Follow your retailer’s current recommendations before choosing a type or quantity. No type or task-to-proxy ratio guarantees checkout success. See the Proxies beginner guide for choosing and planning a setup.

Buy proxies from Stellar

The Buy button opens the available proxy plans. Review the proxy type, quantity or data allowance, supported use, current price and renewal terms before choosing Purchase and completing the checkout. The existing in-bot service is fulfilled through Stella Proxies.

After purchase, check the delivered proxy group or provider’s delivery instructions. Test the proxies for your intended retailer and select the correct group in your tasks. If an order is missing, contact support with the order reference rather than placing a duplicate order.

Remove slow or expired proxies

Select the correct group, open Manage Proxies, remove the unwanted lines and select Save. Keep every entry you still want to use: saving replaces the list with exactly what remains in the box. Retest unexpected failures before deleting proxies; one slow result does not prove an entry is unusable.

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