Use Case
Use Case: Multi-Account Automation Safely (Sessions, Profiles, Proxies)
Avoid bans in multi-accounting: assign stable IPs per account, isolate browser profiles, and use safe schedules.
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Technical Team
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January 28, 2026
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#multi-account#automation#profiles#sticky
Overview
Multi-accounting fails when IPs, sessions, and profiles mix. This guide shows clean isolation patterns: one proxy per account or sticky pool per account + separated browser profiles.
Examples
Account isolation checklist
Separate browser profile per account
Separate cookie jar
Stable IP per account (sticky)
Avoid simultaneous logins from same IP to many accounts
Human-like schedulesSticky session recommendation
Keep same IP for 30–120 minutes per account, then rotate
Never rotate IP mid-session during login flowsTroubleshooting
- If sessions keep logging out: you are rotating too often
- If accounts get flagged: profile leakage; separate profiles and reduce automation speed
- If captchas increase: add delays, avoid repeated patterns, reduce concurrency
Pro Tip
The best proxy setup is useless if your browser fingerprint is identical across accounts. Combine proxies + profile isolation.