Undetectable.io Team Profiles Across Many US Mobile Lines

Undetectable.io is the profile browser we recommend first for teams, and the reason is practical: it keeps a proxy list, a profile list and a team roster in one place, which is exactly the bookkeeping a fleet of mobile proxy lines needs. This guide covers the team setup rather than the single-user basics: how to map lines to proxy entries, profiles to lines, folders to clients, and people to folders, so that a colleague can pick up a profile cold and know which Mobile Proxies USA line it runs on.

The mapping you are building

Think of four layers. At the bottom are your lines, each a row in the dashboard with a host, ports, username and password. Above them are proxy entries in Undetectable.io, one per line, named after the line's label. Above those are profiles, each pointing at exactly one proxy entry, holding one account's cookies and fingerprint. At the top are folders and team members: a folder per client or project, members invited to the folders they work on.

The rule that keeps it sane is one-to-one between proxy entries and lines, and one profile per account. Several profiles may share one proxy entry when they belong to the same client and the same person, but a line should never be behind profiles from two different clients.

Creating the proxy entries

Open the proxy manager and add one entry per line. Use SOCKS5 where the tool offers it; the line's SOCKS5 port is listed on its row, and SOCKS5 carries UDP for tools that need it. Enter host, port, username and password, and name the entry with the line's label from the dashboard, for example client-harbor, miami, tmobile. Run the built-in check: it should report the carrier and a metro in the right state. If it reports the wrong state, check the row again; a line that has just been moved may have new credentials.

Keep the entries in the same order as the dashboard rows and resist the temptation to abbreviate. The names are read by people who did not create them.

1. Copy host, SOCKS5 port, username and password from the line's row in the dashboard.
2. Add a SOCKS5 proxy in Undetectable.io's proxy manager with those values.
3. Name the entry exactly as the line is labelled in the dashboard.
4. Run the check and confirm carrier and state before creating any profile on it.
5. Repeat per line; never point two entries at the same line.

Profiles: one account, one profile, one line

Create a profile per account. Choose the operating system and browser version the account should present, pick the proxy entry for the line it belongs to, and let time zone, language and geolocation follow the proxy. Where you set them by hand, use the line's metro and en-US. Name the profile after the account and the line, so a glance shows the pairing.

A team running thirty accounts on ten lines will have thirty profiles over ten proxy entries, three per line, and each line's three profiles should belong to one client. If a client's accounts outgrow a line, order another line rather than squeezing a fourth and fifth account onto the same address; the price per line is flat and the separation is the point.

Folders, roles and cloud sync

Put profiles in folders by client or project and invite team members to those folders only. Undetectable.io stores profiles locally or syncs them through its cloud; for a team, cloud sync means the profile and its cookies travel to whoever is on shift, while the proxy entry inside the profile keeps it on the same line. Use roles so that most members can run profiles but only a lead can edit proxy entries.

The dashboard login for the lines stays with the fleet owner. Team members do not need it; the proxy entries carry everything they need to run a profile, and if a credential set must change, the lead edits the one entry and every profile on it follows.

Rotation from inside the team routine

Each line's rotation link is on its dashboard row. Teams usually assign rotation to the lead for sticky lines and leave it alone for most, since a left-alone address stays while the carrier keeps it. If a job wants a fresh address before each session, the person running the profile calls the link, waits for the new address, then launches. The new address is still the same carrier in the same metro, so nothing in the profile's locale settings needs changing.

Avoid rotating a line while a colleague has a profile open on it. A labelling convention such as adding rotate-by-lead or rotate-free to the proxy entry's name saves asking every time.

Handovers and offboarding

When a person leaves the team, remove them from the folders, then reset the credentials of each line they used from the dashboard rows, then update the matching proxy entries. Three steps, a few minutes, no interruption to other lines or other clients. When a client leaves, archive the folder and either retire the lines or re-label and reset them before anything new runs on them.

Keep a plain text sheet outside both tools with three columns: dashboard label, proxy entry name, folder. When the two tools agree with the sheet, the fleet is in order. Support for the line side is at [email protected] and on the Telegram bot; Undetectable.io's own support covers the browser.

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