Proxy2Web
Proxy2Web is an IP-based proxy solution that operates through a 9Proxy-managed endpoint. It allows you to access websites directly from the 9Proxy Dashboard without installing software, configuring local proxies, or setting up authentication.
How Proxy2Web Works
When you create a Proxy2Web session:
9Proxy assigns a residential IP on your behalf
The proxy runs on our infrastructure, not on your device
You receive ready-to-use proxy credentials (host, port, username, password)
Your IP balance is affected only after a connection is successfully established. If you never connect, nothing is deducted.
Accessing Proxy2Web
Log in to the 9Proxy Dashboard
Navigate to Residential Proxies → IPs
Select Proxy2Web
Click Create Proxy
From here, you’ll configure how the proxy behaves.
Getting Started
1. Choose a Sub-User
Proxy Web requires selecting a Sub-User to manage access, IP allocation, and usage tracking. Think of a Sub-User as a “profile” that defines how this proxy session can be used.
If you don’t have a Sub-User yet (or want to create a new one):
Click Add New
Enter a Username and Password
In Usage Settings, choose:
A specific IP/GB limit, or Unlimited, if you want this Sub-User to use your main account’s resources without restriction
(Optional) Add a Remark for easy identification
Save the Sub-User
If you already have Sub-Users, select one from the Sub-User dropdown
Note: You can reuse existing Sub-Users created under Residential Proxies by GB.
2. Select Proxy Location
Next, choose where your proxy IP should come from. You can be as specific as you like:
Country / Region
Choose a specific country. If you don’t need a specific location, choosing Random lets the system assign an available residential IP automatically.
State
Displays available states within the selected country.
City
Shows cities available under the chosen state.
ISP
Filter proxies by Internet Service Provider.
Tip: Keep in mind that the more filters you apply, the fewer IPs may be available.
3. Configure Duration (Optional)
By default, Proxy2Web is designed to be worry-free.
If you don’t configure anything here, the system will automatically replace a proxy when it goes offline. In most cases, a proxy IP stays active for several hours, and sometimes up to 24 hours, depending on availability.
If you choose to set a Duration, you are telling the system exactly how long you want to keep the current proxy before switching to a new one. Once that time ends, the proxy will be replaced automatically - even if it is still online.
If the proxy goes offline before the duration ends, a new one will be assigned immediately. The system does not wait for the timer to finish, so your access continues without interruption.
4. Review Proxy Credentials
After creating the session, you’ll see the proxy details on the right side of the screen, including host, port, username, and password.
You can use these details directly in your browser or any supported tool.
At this point, no IP has been deducted yet.
An IP is deducted only when you actually connect successfully.
4.1. Proxy Endpoint Generator
The Proxy Endpoint Generator helps you format proxy credentials in the way your tool or browser expects.
You can choose from multiple formats, such as:
If you just want to test quickly, you can copy an example directly from Endpoint Connection Examples.
If you prefer, you can also build your own connection string.
4.2. Usage History (24H List)
The Usage History (24H List) shows all proxy IPs you’ve used within the last 24 hours.
This is especially useful if you want to:
Reuse a proxy that becomes available again
Quickly replace a proxy that no longer fits your needs
Re-use an IP
If a previously used proxy comes back online, you can reuse it without spending a new IP.
Just open the icon 
next to the user string. A dropdown will show IPs used within the last 24 hours under that user. Select Re-use IP.
Switch IP
If you want a fresh proxy immediately, choose Switch IP.
This assigns a new IP right away and deducts one IP from your balance.
Important Notes
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