GeeLark proxy setup

Give a GeeLark cloud phone a VoidMob mobile exit in the profile's Proxy settings: a sticky proxy list per phone on the pay-per-GB plan, or a dedicated 4G/5G device whose rotation link goes into Change IP URL.

Proxy lists from $3.99 per GB, dedicated devices from $49 a month.

GeeLarkProfiles, New Profile, then Proxy settings
Option
Custom
Type
HTTP

SOCKS5 works too, on the device's own SOCKS5 port

Host
<device host> : <port>

Issued per device on its proxy page

Username
<device username>
Password
••••••••••
Change IP URL
dashboard.voidmob.com/r/<token>

The device's private rotation link, at most once a minute

Check proxy tests the connection and shows the exit IP with its country or region and city.

Add a VoidMob proxy to GeeLark

In GeeLark: Profiles, New Profile, then Proxy settings.

  1. Get the credentials

    On a pay-per-GB package, create one proxy list per phone on the order page under Proxy Lists and set it to Sticky. For a dedicated device, open its proxy page for the host, port, login and rotation link.

  2. Open Proxy settings

    In GeeLark's Profiles tab, click New Profile and scroll to Proxy settings. Choose Custom to type the proxy in, or Saved to pick one you already added in the Proxies section.

  3. Enter type, host and login

    Set Type to HTTP, enter proxy.voidmob.com and port 10000 for a list, then its username and password. A list takes SOCKS5 with the same values; a dedicated device uses the values from its proxy page, with its own SOCKS5 port for SOCKS5.

  4. Add the link, for a device

    Paste a dedicated device's rotation link into Change IP URL, which GeeLark marks optional. Each phone should have its own device, since a rotation moves every phone that shares it.

  5. Check before the first login

    Click Check proxy and confirm the exit IP, country and city. Leave Location and Cloud phone language on Based on IP, create the profile, and look at the phone's region before signing in to anything.

Settings that follow the IP

Leave these on the values below and GeeLark describes the same place the exit IP does.

Location
Based on IP (recommended)
GeeLark recommends leaving it on Based on IP, so the phone's location follows the carrier exit.
Cloud phone language
Based on IP (recommended)
The phone's language is set from the installed proxy, so a Brazilian exit gets Portuguese.
Phone number
Auto-generated
It is a display value for a consistent device. GeeLark says its phones cannot make calls or receive SMS.

Proxy list or dedicated device

Both work in GeeLark. The difference is who else shares the exit and how it rotates.

CompareProxy listDedicated device
PriceFrom $3.99 per GBFrom $49 a month
What you getA proxy list per profile, all on one GB balanceOne 4G/5G device no other customer exits through
RotationThe list setting: per request, sticky or a timerOn demand: rotation link, API or a timer you set
Change IP URLLeave emptyPaste the rotation link
TrafficBilled per GBUnmetered
FitsMany profiles, light or read-only workProfiles that carry the business

When GeeLark and the proxy disagree

  • Several phones change IP at the same moment

    They share one proxy, so a single call to its Change IP URL rotates every phone behind it

    Give each phone its own proxy list or device. The Saved dropdown shows how many profiles already use each proxy, so shared ones are easy to spot.

  • The phone's region does not match the exit

    Location or Cloud phone language was set to Custom, or the list targets a different country from the account

    Put both back on Based on IP, point the list at the account's own country, and run Check proxy again before the next session.

  • A verification code never reaches the cloud phone

    GeeLark's phones have no working phone number, so an SMS code has nowhere to arrive

    Receive the code on a real carrier number outside the phone and enter it in the app, then keep that number on file for recovery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about VoidMob proxies in GeeLark.

How do I add a VoidMob proxy to a GeeLark cloud phone?
Click New Profile in the Profiles tab, choose Custom under Proxy settings, set Type to HTTP and enter proxy.voidmob.com, port 10000 and a proxy list's username and password, or a dedicated device's own values. Click Check proxy and confirm the exit IP and location before creating the phone.
Where does the rotation link go in GeeLark?
Into Change IP URL, the optional last field of Proxy settings. GeeLark added it for rotating proxies so the IP changes with one click, and its API calls the same field refreshUrl. Use a dedicated device's rotation link there; pay-per-GB lists have none.
Which proxy types does GeeLark accept?
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, static or rotating. With VoidMob, a proxy list takes HTTP or SOCKS5 on proxy.voidmob.com:10000 with the same login, and a dedicated device takes SOCKS5 on its own SOCKS5 port.
Can a GeeLark cloud phone receive SMS codes?
No. GeeLark states its cloud phones do not have phone numbers and cannot make calls or send SMS; the number shown on a profile is for display. Verification codes have to arrive on a real number elsewhere.
How many GeeLark phones can share one proxy?
GeeLark's own guide suggests one or two accounts per residential or ISP IP for long-term use, and a dedicated, stable proxy for brand and client accounts. A sticky list per phone, or a device for each phone that matters, follows that.