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Proxy list format

Every ISP IP is delivered as a colon-separated four-tuple. This is the standard format that most proxy management tools, antidetect browsers, and scrapers consume directly.

Canonical format

ip:port:user:pass
Field
Example
Notes

ip

198.51.100.42

IPv4. IPv6 available on request — see below.

port

8000

Same port for HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 — auto-detected.

user

helo_s1a2b3c4d5e

Sub-user identifier, prefixed with helo_. Shared across all IPs in a batch.

pass

PASSWORD

Sub-user password. Same across the batch.

Example list

A batch of 5 US ISP IPs renders as:

198.51.100.42:8000:helo_s1a2b3c4d5e:Mz4yQv8R
198.51.100.43:8000:helo_s1a2b3c4d5e:Mz4yQv8R
198.51.100.44:8000:helo_s1a2b3c4d5e:Mz4yQv8R
198.51.100.45:8000:helo_s1a2b3c4d5e:Mz4yQv8R
198.51.100.46:8000:helo_s1a2b3c4d5e:Mz4yQv8R

Same user/password across the batch — ip:port is what differentiates them.

URL form

To plug into HTTP clients that expect a proxy URL:

For SOCKS5:

Download formats

Dashboard → ISP → My IPs → {Batch} → Download offers:

ip:port:user:pass (default plain text)

One line per IP. Drop-in compatible with most antidetect browsers (AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin), proxy managers (Proxifier), and scrapers.

CSV

Use when you want metadata alongside the credentials — analytics, regional sharding, etc.

JSON

Best for programmatic consumption. Includes per-IP lifecycle dates.

Tool-specific exports

Direct import files for:

  • Proxifier .ppx

  • FoxyProxy .json

  • SwitchyOmega .bak

  • Bit Browser / AdsPower bulk-import CSV

API access

Get the same lists programmatically. Useful for automated provisioning into your scraper farm:

Full schema: API → Orders.

IPv6

IPv6 ISP IPs are available on request. The format is identical but the ip field uses bracketed notation in URLs:

URL form:

To request IPv6, email support@helodata.com.

Rotating the password

If you suspect a password leak, you can rotate it for the whole batch in one click:

  1. Dashboard → ISP → My IPs → {Batch} → Rotate password.

  2. New password takes effect within 60 seconds; old one stops working immediately.

  3. Re-download the list — the IPs are unchanged but the pass field is new.

Do not edit the password manually; the gateway side won't accept it.

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