Discord Proxies

Use a SOCKS5 proxy with the Discord desktop app, test your bots from another country or keep a community account on a stable IP. Residential, mobile and static ISP options.

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Static ISP IPs from
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Residentialfrom $1.80/GB

Why use proxies for Discord

Discord does not have a proxy menu, but the desktop app is built on Chromium and accepts a proxy flag at start. Community teams use proxies to give an account a stable IP, to test bots and integrations from other regions or to reach Discord from restricted networks.

  • Run community and moderation accounts on a stable IP.
  • Test bots and webhooks from other countries.
  • Check localized invites and landing pages.
  • Reach Discord from a network that restricts it.

Which proxy type fits

TypeWhy choose it
ISP (static)Fixed IP, supports IP whitelisting so you can use a proxy without a password in the app flag.
Residential (sticky)Billed per GB, flexible country choice.
MobileFor testing the mobile experience.

See the product pages for residential, mobile and ISP proxies, or compare all prices on the cheap proxies page.

Start the Discord desktop app through a proxy

Chromium’s --proxy-server flag does not accept a username and password for SOCKS5, so whitelist your own IP address on the proxy first and then start Discord like this on Windows:

"%LocalAppData%\Discord\Update.exe" --processStart Discord.exe --process-start-args "--proxy-server=socks5://HOST:PORT"

Adjust the path if Discord is installed elsewhere. Use the proxy checker to confirm the proxy works first.

How to set it up

  1. Get a SOCKS5 proxy and whitelist your own IP in the dashboard.
  2. Start Discord with the --proxy-server flag as shown above.
  3. Confirm you can log in and that the exit IP is the proxy’s.
  4. Close Discord fully before changing the flag.

Good practice

  • Follow Discord’s terms and community guidelines, no spam or raiding.
  • Keep an account on one IP.
  • The proxy applies to the Discord app only when started with the flag.

Pick your proxies

Pay as you go. No subscription for residential and mobile, ISP proxies by the IP.

ISP proxies

$4.00 per IP

Static IPs in ISP address space for long sessions, accounts and whitelists.

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Residential proxies

from $1.80/GB

Real home IPs, rotating or sticky, billed per GB. Country, city and ASN targeting.

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Mobile proxies

from $2.90/GB

3G, 4G and 5G carrier IPs for strict targets, social and app workflows.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Discord have a proxy setting?

Not in its menus. You start the desktop app with a Chromium proxy flag or use a system or tool-level proxy.

Can I use a username and password?

The Chromium flag does not take SOCKS5 credentials, so whitelist your IP with the proxy provider and leave credentials out.

Which proxy is best for a community account?

A static ISP IP for a permanently fixed address.

Can I use proxies for raids or spam?

No. That violates Discord’s terms and we do not support it.

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Pick a pay-as-you-go residential or mobile plan, or static ISP IPs for longer sessions. Test an exit IP first with the free proxy checker.

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