Direct integration
Read the authenticated profile, inspect packages and orders, generate proxy access, review analytics, and configure account-level webhooks.
The REST API manages the control plane around proxy traffic. It does not carry proxy requests; it provisions the users, products, credentials, limits, and reporting surfaces that make those requests possible.
Direct integration
Read the authenticated profile, inspect packages and orders, generate proxy access, review analytics, and configure account-level webhooks.
Reseller integration
Create sub-users, allocate or subtract bytes, inspect user orders, generate access, and synchronize usage into your own billing system.
Your backend │ ├── HTTPS + JSON ──> https://api.proxyrequest.com/api/v1 │ ├── users / orders / packages │ ├── locations / proxy generation │ └── analytics / webhooks / API keys │ └── HTTP or SOCKS5 ──> proxy gateway ──> destinationPlatform tokens must never be sent to proxy gateway ports. Proxy usernames and passwords must never be placed in the API Authorization header.
| Concept | Integration rule |
|---|---|
| Main user | The authenticated account and authorization boundary |
| Sub-user | A reseller-managed customer; always map its API ID to your internal customer ID |
| Package | Product definition and targeting capability source |
| Order | Purchased or assigned access used by credentials and accounting |
| Data | Integer bytes, not an implicit GB value |
| Analytics | Query surface for dashboards and reconciliation |
| Webhook | Asynchronous notification surface; not the only source of truth |