Amazon proxy & antidetect bundle
Run multiple Amazon accounts without bans. Multilogin’s antidetect browser includes premium residential proxies in every plan — no extra proxy bills.
24-hour sticky sessions for stable connections
95% clean IPs to avoid bans
30M+ residential IPs in 150+ countries
City-based targeting in 1,400+ cities
Run multiple Amazon accounts without bans or selfie checks
Create and manage many Amazon accounts using per-profile residential IPs and matched fingerprints, so each account appears as a separate real user and avoids verification prompts.
Amazon proxies built for long, stable sessions
Easily manage your Amazon accounts with premium proxies and 24-hour sticky sessions. Stay focused on campaigns while dedicated IPs keep profiles unlinked and sessions stable.
Save time with pre-configured Amazon proxies
Save time and effort with pre-configured Amazon proxies included in Multilogin. These proxies bypass anti-bot checks from the start, giving you a fast, reliable setup for running multiple accounts.
Amazon proxies with global coverage
Access a massive pool of residential IPs across the globe. Run Amazon accounts from any location and target specific cities and regions with precision.
Import third-party proxies
Already using external Amazon proxies? Multilogin supports full integration, giving you flexibility to combine built-in and third-party options for a setup that fits your workflow.
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What is antidetect browser?
Antidetect browsers enable you to create multiple browsing sessions, each configured with unique digital fingerprints. By emulating genuine user behavior with advanced fingerprint randomization, they help you run high-volume scraping tasks while reducing the risk of detection.
Why use proxies and a browser from the same provider?
Multilogin combines an antidetect browser with built-in Amazon proxies, so every profile has a matching IP and fingerprint. You also get native support for automation tools like Puppeteer, Playwright, and Selenium — no extra setup or risk of conflicts.
Run Amazon accounts without facing blocks
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Multilogin features for creating multiple Amazon accounts
Bypass bot detection
Our anti-fingerprinting tech bypasses multi-account and automated browser detection by masking unique browser fingerprints.
Integration with Selenium, Playwright, and Puppeteer
Automate data extraction with popular browser automation drivers all while keeping them invisible to anti-automation bots.
Residential rotating proxies
Gain access to premium residential proxy nodes in 1400+ cities across 150+ countries with your Multilogin subscription.
Fingerprint adjustment to proxies
All browser fingerprints match the proxy’s location, enhancing anonymity.
Support for all proxy types
Use our proxies or bring your own. Multilogin supports all proxy types.
Data sync over VPS
Use our cloud profiles to synchronize data across multiple VPS instances effortlessly.
Fully featured browsers
Unlike headless browsers that carry the risk of detection, our browsers mimic real user activity, preventing restrictions by websites.
Easy dockerization
Dockerize your scraping instances with ease using our quick dockerization guide.
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A Complete Guide to Amazon Proxies for Multi-Account Management and Scraping
An Amazon proxy is simply a middle layer between you and Amazon. Instead of showing Amazon your real IP, it shows a different one. That way, each login or request looks like it’s coming from a separate user.
People search for Amazon proxies because they solve common problems. Sellers use them to keep multiple accounts alive. Analysts and marketers use them to pull product or pricing data without being flagged. Others need them to see Amazon as if they were in another country to check ads, listings, or availability.
The risk without proxies is clear: Amazon tracks IPs. Too many logins or requests from the same address can trigger bans or extra checks. Proxies lower that risk by giving you fresh, unique IPs for every task.
What is an amazon proxy?
An Amazon proxy is a proxy server made for logging into and working with Amazon. Instead of showing Amazon your real IP address, it routes your traffic through another IP. To Amazon, it looks like you’re signing in or browsing from a completely different device or location.
This is different from a general proxy. While any proxy can hide your IP, Amazon proxies are chosen to lower the risk of bans, CAPTCHAs, or account linking. They’re usually residential proxies that come from real internet connections, making them harder for Amazon to flag.
Here’s how they work: every time you open an account or send requests, the proxy masks your true IP and assigns a unique one. Each account runs on its own IP, which helps keep them separate. If you manage multiple seller profiles, scrape product data, or check regional listings, Amazon proxies make those tasks possible without constant interruptions.
Read our latest guide: How to manage multiple Amazon accounts.
Why use Amazon proxies
Amazon proxies are used to solve real problems: account bans, scraping limits, and regional restrictions. They give each account or request its own IP, so activities look like they come from different users.
- Multi-Account management – Operate several seller or buyer accounts without triggering duplicate-account bans.
- Campaign testing – Run ads, pricing experiments, and promotions from separate accounts to see what works best.
- Market research and monitoring competitors – Track prices, inventory, and buy-box changes without being blocked.
- Scraping and data collection – Gather reviews, product details, and pricing at scale while rotating IPs to avoid limits.
- Geo-Targeted testing – View Amazon as a customer in different cities or countries to check localized listings, ads, and promotions.
- Brand protection and monitoring – Spot unauthorized sellers, counterfeit listings, or unfair pricing practices.
- Stable long sessions – Use sticky residential proxies to stay logged in for orders, inventory updates, and campaign management.
- Automation – Integrate with tools like Puppeteer, Playwright, or Selenium to handle scraping, repricing, or account workflows.
What are the different types of Amazon proxies
Not all proxies are the same. When it comes to Amazon, the type of proxy you choose makes a big difference in whether your accounts stay unlinked or get flagged.
- Residential proxies – These come from real household connections. They look like normal users browsing Amazon, which makes them the best choice for trust, account safety, and long-term stability.
- Datacenter proxies – These are hosted in servers. They are fast and affordable, but Amazon can detect them more easily, so they are better for tasks where speed matters and risk is lower.
- Mobile proxies – These run on 4G or 5G networks. They refresh IPs often and are very hard to detect, which makes them useful for high-risk actions, though they cost more.
Which type works best for Amazon?
For most scenarios, residential proxies are the safest pick. They give each account a unique, real-looking IP and reduce bans. Datacenter proxies may work if you need speed and low cost, while mobile proxies are reserved for cases where detection risk is very high.
What is the best proxy for scraping Amazon
Amazon is quick to block scraping attempts. When too many requests come from the same IP, Amazon’s systems flag it as bot activity and trigger CAPTCHAs, bans, or account checks.
Rotating proxies solve this by spreading requests across many IPs, so traffic looks like it comes from different users. The best option for scraping Amazon is residential proxies, because they come from real devices and are much harder for Amazon to detect than datacenter IPs.
Best practices when scraping Amazon:
- Use residential proxies – They carry real-user trust signals and reduce the chance of IP bans.
- Rotate IPs often – Keep requests natural by switching IPs regularly.
- Pair with an antidetect browser – Tools like Multilogin mask browser fingerprints so scraping traffic looks like normal user activity, not automation.
- Throttle requests – Avoid sending too many queries at once.
- Maintain clean sessions – Use sticky proxies when you need long tasks like logging in or working with accounts.
Amazon proxies and automation
Amazon proxies become even more powerful when paired with automation. Multilogin supports full integration with Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, and Postman, giving you the freedom to run scripts for scraping, account tasks, or testing. You can also use the Multilogin CLI to build automation flows directly from the command line, all powered by a robust API.
Benefits of using proxies with automation:
- Hide real IPs – Every automated request is routed through a proxy, lowering the chance of bans or CAPTCHAs.
- Run multiple accounts – Each profile has its own proxy and fingerprint, making accounts harder to link.
- Control scale – Rotating proxies spread requests across different IPs, keeping activity natural.
- Stable sessions – Sticky proxies allow long logins for inventory updates, ad checks, and order processing.
You set up seller accounts in Multilogin, assign each one a residential proxy, and connect them to Puppeteer. The script logs in, updates listings, checks competitor prices, and collects sales data. With integration across frameworks and the CLI, every account runs like a separate real user, reducing the risk of detection while keeping tasks automated.
Best Practices for Scraping with Amazon Proxies
While proxies provide an essential layer of protection when scraping, it’s crucial to follow best practices to avoid detection, legal issues, or account penalties:
- Use Rotating Proxies: Rotating proxies change the IP address at regular intervals or after each request. This helps to avoid overloading any single IP and reduces the risk of Amazon detecting unusual activity.
- Use Residential Proxies for Better Anonymity: Residential proxies are associated with real user devices and offer greater anonymity than datacenter proxies, making them harder for Amazon’s security systems to detect. If you’re scraping sensitive or high-risk data, residential proxies are a more reliable option.
- Ensure Compliance with Amazon’s Terms of Service: It’s important to review Amazon’s policies to ensure that your scraping activities don’t fall foul of their guidelines. Amazon typically prohibits scraping of large-scale data or use of automation for competitive advantage. Make sure your use of proxies and scraping tools complies with the platform’s rules to avoid legal consequences.
- Implement Anti-Detection Techniques: To reduce the risk of your scraping being detected, use anti-detection techniques. Tools like Multilogin can help to create separate browser profiles with unique cookies and fingerprints.
How Amazon proxy works?
An Amazon proxy is a dedicated IP address that allows you to manage multiple Amazon accounts without detection. It masks your real IP, making it essential for users who manage several Amazon accounts for business or marketing purposes. Multilogin offers built-in proxies for running multiple Amazon accounts.
How does using an Amazon proxy with Multilogin benefit my business and marketing?
Using an Amazon proxy with Multilogin allows you to create multiple browser profiles. This helps you manage multiple seller accounts and run efficient marketing campaigns without the risk of bans, enabling you to optimize campaigns and reach more customers securely
How do I set up Amazon proxies in Multilogin?
- Open Multilogin and create a new browser profile.
- In the Proxy settings section, enter your Amazon proxy details, including the IP address, port, username, and password.
- Click Check Proxy to ensure the proxy is working correctly.
- Once verified, save the profile, and your Amazon account will operate securely and independently with the assigned proxy.
Can I manage multiple Amazon accounts with proxies in Multilogin?
Yes, you can easily manage multiple Amazon accounts using proxies in Multilogin. Each account gets its own browser profile with a dedicated Amazon proxy, ensuring that your accounts remain unlinked and protected.
Conclusion
Amazon proxies let you separate accounts, scale scraping, and test markets without constant interruptions. Used correctly, they cut the most common risks: bans, CAPTCHAs, and account linking.
For most use cases, pick residential proxies and pair them with an antidetect browser. Rotate IPs, limit request rates, and use sticky sessions only where you need long logins — those three steps reduce flags more than anything else.
FAQ
Do Amazon proxies stop bans and verification checks?
No tool stops bans entirely. Proxies reduce detection risk by giving each account a unique IP, but they don’t guarantee zero verification prompts or blocks. To lower flags, use residential IPs, match fingerprints to the proxy, rotate IPs for heavy requests, throttle request rates, and keep session hygiene (fresh cookies, separate profiles). Multilogin helps here by matching fingerprints to proxies and by letting you test one profile before scaling.
Which proxy type is best for Amazon (residential, datacenter, mobile)?
Residential proxies are the best default for Amazon — they come from real home connections and are the least likely to trigger checks. Datacenter proxies are faster and cheaper but easier for Amazon to spot. Mobile proxies are the hardest to detect but cost more and are best for high-risk tasks. If you need a single rule: pick residential for accounts and scraping, datacenter only for low-risk bulk tasks, mobile for the riskiest workflows.
Can Amazon detect proxies?
Yes. Amazon looks at IP patterns, request volume, device/browser fingerprints, headers, and behavior signals. High-quality proxies plus good session/fingerprint hygiene reduce detection probability but don’t eliminate it. Common signs Amazon is detecting you: sudden CAPTCHAs, frequent logouts, 403s, or account verification prompts. If you see those, slow down, switch IPs or proxy type, and re-check fingerprint/proxy alignment.
How many Amazon seller accounts can I run safely?
There’s no universal “safe” number — it depends on your hygiene. Treat each account as a separate identity: unique IP, distinct fingerprint, separate cookies, different contact/payment details, and varied behavior. Start small (one or two accounts), test setup and verification rates, then scale gradually while monitoring flags. The key is isolation: if accounts share the same device fingerprint, browser state, or IP range, they’ll get linked quickly.