Running stores in several markets
One storefront account per country, each in its own browser profile on a proxy that exits where the store sells. The setup below is the seeded demo workspace, so every number on this page comes from the same simulated fleet.
What the setup looks like
Six store profiles across three markets, each bound to a proxy that was checked before use.
| Profile | Market | Proxy | Exit | Status | Last used |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Store-DE-13 | DE | SOCKS5 res-de-2.example | DE | Idle | Never |
| Store-DE-01 | DE | HTTP res-de-1.example | DE | Running | 12m ago |
| Store-FR-02 | FR | HTTP res-fr-1.example | FR | Idle | 3h ago |
| Store-IT-07 | IT | HTTP res-it-1.example | IT | Idle | 1w ago |
| Store-DE-02 | DE | HTTP res-de-1.example | DE | Idle | 1w ago |
| Store-FR-05 | FR | HTTP res-fr-1.example | FR | Idle | 2w ago |
- Store profiles
- 6
- Markets
- DE, FR, IT
- Groups
- Stores-DE, Stores-FR, Stores-IT
- On a residential proxy
- 6 of 6
- Timezone and language
- Taken from each proxy at launch
Simulated data. Proxy hosts use the reserved .example domain and exits come from the documentation IP ranges.
The workflow
Six steps, all of them things the app does today.
- 01
One profile per store and market
Each storefront account gets its own profile, its own browser data folder and its own generated device. Group them by market so a filter shows one country at a time.
- 02
A proxy in the country the store sells to
Add your HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies to the pool, test them, then group them by the country the check found. Geo auto-match sets each profile's timezone, language and WebRTC IP from its proxy at launch.
- 03
Create the fleet from a spreadsheet
If you already keep stores in a sheet, the importer reads .xlsx, .xls and .csv and maps 37 columns, including a combined host:port:user:pass proxy cell. You see every row before anything is saved.
- 04
Move a session in, keep it
Cookies can be imported into a profile and exported from it, and each profile keeps its own logins between launches. Store the account password and its 2FA seed on the profile, and the app generates the codes itself.
- 05
Check before you trust it
Leak Check tests the proxy and looks for contradictions in the profile's settings, scoring it out of 100 with a grade from A to F. Run it before a profile touches a real account.
- 06
Repeat the boring part
Record a price update or a stock check once and replay it across up to 10 profiles, with values for each row coming from a spreadsheet column.
Where it stops
Worth knowing before you plan around it.
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