First-time setup
Complete these steps in order. Creating a profile does not automatically enable aging.
1. Confirm Chrome and the license
Section titled “1. Confirm Chrome and the license”Open the app and confirm the shared header does not report a Chrome or licensing problem. Install or update official Google Chrome Stable if requested.
2. Add and test proxies
Section titled “2. Add and test proxies”Open Proxies, add one authenticated proxy per line, and select Test proxies. Save the list only after every intended entry is valid. Each profile must ultimately resolve to a sticky external IP not already used by another active profile.
3. Decide how Amazon signup will happen
Section titled “3. Decide how Amazon signup will happen”Choose deliberately:
- Manual signup — you create the Amazon account yourself at Day 3. This profile cannot pass the automated Prime checkpoint at Day 14 in the current release.
- Automated signup — the app handles the Day 3 flow and can continue to automated Prime enrollment. It requires TextVerified plus an available Outlook or Gmail connection.
4. Prepare automated-signup services
Section titled “4. Prepare automated-signup services”For automated signup, open Settings → TextVerified, save the username/email and API key, then select Test Connection. The mailbox connection is created later inside Create Profile.
5. Prepare billing intentionally
Section titled “5. Prepare billing intentionally”If the profile is intended to reach Prime or checkout, create a Billing Profile before creating the profile. Existing profiles receive a snapshot; adding or editing a catalog entry later does not update them.
6. Create the profile, then enable aging
Section titled “6. Create the profile, then enable aging”Create the profile from Profiles, return to Dashboard, review the five checkpoints and select Enable Aging. Once enabled, the first eligible work can be queued automatically.