--- title: "AYCD Proxies Guide for TabSentry, Inbox and OneClick — Loopway" description: "AYCD proxies explained: where proxies go in TabSentry, Inbox, ProfileBuilder and OneClick, how the proxy tester works, and which IPs to use. Set yours up." url: "https://loopway.io/blog/aycd-proxies-guide" --- [All articles](https://loopway.io/blog) Guides # AYCD Proxies Guide for TabSentry, Inbox and OneClick AYCD proxies explained: where proxies go in TabSentry, Inbox, ProfileBuilder and OneClick, how the proxy tester works, and which IPs to use. Set yours up. Priya Nadar Developer relations November 4, 2026 10 min read > **What is AYCD?** AYCD is a suite of desktop tools for resellers and botters, sold as monthly passes. Its main apps are Inbox (email and order tracking), ServerManager (remote servers and cloud instances), TabSentry (multi-browser sessions), ProfileBuilder (billing profiles and accounts) and OneClick, plus services such as AutoSolve. Several of these apps have their own proxy manager. If you are searching for **AYCD proxies**, you are probably trying to work out two things: where proxies actually go inside the AYCD apps, and what kind of proxy each job needs. AYCD does not sell one single bot with one proxy screen. It is a set of apps, and TabSentry, Inbox, ProfileBuilder and OneClick each keep their own proxy list and use proxies for different tasks. This guide uses AYCD's official site and help centre to map out which apps use proxies, how to load and test them, and how your choice should change between account creation and checkout work. Where AYCD's documentation does not spell out a detail, we say so instead of guessing. ## What does AYCD offer right now? AYCD's site lists four headline products: Inbox, ServerManager, TabSentry and ProfileBuilder. Access is sold as three monthly passes, Resell ($30), Queue ($35) and Ultimate ($65). The passes also include OneClick and Webhook Scraper, and Ultimate adds AutoSolve, AutoSolve AI and IMAP UpLink. Here is what each piece does, based on AYCD's own descriptions: - **Inbox.** One mailbox for all your email accounts. It scrapes emails, tracks orders through an Inventory dashboard, exposes verification codes through an API and can turn many mail accounts into one IMAP endpoint. - **ServerManager.** Connects to and manages remote servers and cloud instances, including AWS and GCP instances, with its own RDP client and cost tracking. - **TabSentry.** A multi-browser platform with isolated sessions, autofill, record and replay, OTP codes and macros. AYCD positions it for queue and raffle releases. - **ProfileBuilder.** Billing profile management, virtual card management, profile variations and format conversion for importing profiles into bots. The help centre also documents account tasks inside it. - **OneClick.** A tool that runs activity on Google accounts and manages them in bulk. - **AutoSolve and AutoSolve AI.** AYCD's captcha-solving services, which connect to supported third-party software. We cover what they are, not how to use them against a site's protections. You will still see the name **AYCD Toolbox** in older guides and in parts of AYCD's help centre, which refers to "Toolbox applications" for the desktop suite. When people search for _AYCD Toolbox proxies_, they mean the proxy tabs inside these apps. ## Where do proxies go inside AYCD tools? Proxies are added per app. Inbox, TabSentry and ProfileBuilder each have a Proxies tab, and OneClick has its own Proxies view. A proxy saved in one app is not automatically shared with the others, so plan which IPs belong to which job before you load them. ### TabSentry AYCD's help centre says proxies in TabSentry are used within the Tasks module and assigned to tasks. When you create tasks you can pick a **Proxy**, add one on the spot with **Create New Proxy**, assign several proxies when creating many tasks at once, and set **Proxy Exclusions** so certain URLs bypass the proxy. AYCD advises against exclusions unless you have a specific reason. Account lines for TabSentry tasks can carry a proxy too, as `username:password:proxy` or `username:::password:::proxy`. ### Inbox Inbox uses proxies for tracking shipments and for its Unsubscribe Tool. AYCD recommends proxies when updating the shipping status of Inventory items or using the Automatically Update Tracking Info option, which can mean many requests to carrier sites. ### ProfileBuilder AYCD says ProfileBuilder uses proxies in Browsers, when generating accounts, in Tuner and in other modules. Its account tasks, such as the Best Buy account task covered below, can run on these proxies. ### OneClick OneClick's getting started guide says a proxy assigned to each account is crucial, and the account import guide says to use one unique ISP or datacenter proxy per account. Proxies are added in the Proxies view and then assigned to selected accounts through Options, then Assign Proxies, or one at a time from the right-click menu. ## How do you load proxies into an AYCD app? In Inbox, TabSentry or ProfileBuilder, open the Proxies tab, click Create, paste your proxies, optionally type or pick a category, then click Save. The proxies appear in the Proxies table, ready to test and assign. New proxies land in the All category unless you choose another. ### Step 1. Open the Proxies tab Each app has its own tab. In OneClick, AYCD's guide points to the Proxies view and the File menu instead. ### Step 2. Click Create and paste your list Paste one proxy per line. AYCD's proxy articles do not spell out the accepted line format, so start with the standard `host:port:user:pass` layout, which is how Loopway delivers proxies in its dashboard, and test a couple before importing hundreds. ### Step 3. Use categories Categories are the AYCD version of proxy groups. Name them by job, for example one category for account creation, one for tracking and one for browser sessions. Tasks and tools can then pull from the right category instead of the whole list. ### Step 4. Save and assign Click **Save**, then assign proxies where the job happens: on TabSentry tasks, on OneClick accounts, or in the ProfileBuilder task you are creating. ## How does the AYCD proxy tester work? The Proxies tabs in Inbox, TabSentry and ProfileBuilder include a built-in tester. Select proxies in the table, choose a site from the Target dropdown (or Custom for any URL), pick a test type such as Ping, and run it. Results show in the Page Load (ms) column, and you can then delete dead, slow or duplicate proxies in bulk. The useful controls, as AYCD documents them: - **Target and Custom.** Test against a preset site, or enter any URL with Custom. Test against the site you actually plan to use. - **Ping.** AYCD calls this the most commonly used test type. - **Delete Dead Proxies.** Removes proxies that timed out or had connection issues. - **Delete Slow Proxies.** You set a maximum ping in milliseconds, and anything slower is removed. - **Delete Duplicate Proxies.** Documented in Inbox, it clears repeated lines. - **Test Localhost.** Measures your own connection, which gives you a baseline for reading proxy results. - **Copy to Clipboard.** Exports the cleaned list for use in other software. That last option makes the AYCD proxy tester handy even if your checkout bot is something else: load a fresh list, test it against the target site, drop the dead and slow IPs, copy the survivors back out. Remember what a speed test measures. A fast page load means the IP connects quickly, not that the site trusts it. For a second opinion on a few IPs, run them through the [Loopway proxy checker](https://loopway.io/tools/proxy-checker) to confirm they are live and located where you expect. ## Proxies for account creation vs checkout Account creation and checkout put different demands on an IP, so use different categories for them. ### Account creation and account management AYCD tools handle a lot of account work: Inbox can generate certain email accounts, ProfileBuilder has account tasks for retailers, and OneClick manages Google accounts. AYCD's OneClick guidance is consistent here: one unique ISP or datacenter proxy per account, not a shared pool. The reason is continuity. An account that is created on one IP, logs in from a second and checks out from a third looks unstable. A static IP per account keeps that history consistent. Static ISP proxies are a strong fit because the address never changes for the whole term. Rotating residential proxies can work for one-off steps that do not need a stable identity, but they make poor long-term homes for accounts you plan to reuse. ### The AYCD Best Buy account task For people searching _AYCD Best Buy_, the documented feature is in ProfileBuilder: a Best Buy account task that can generate, update and reset Best Buy accounts. AYCD's guide says proxies are optional and added through ProfileBuilder's Proxies tab, and it pairs the task with Inbox mail templates for one-time codes and optional third-party SMS credentials. You choose the browser per task. AYCD describes Camo Chrome as its in-house anti-detect browser that gives each task its own fingerprint, and warns that headless browsers are more prone to anti-bot blocks. If you plan to use those accounts later in a checkout bot, keep each account on the same static IP you will check out with. ### Checkout and live sessions Checkout itself usually happens in your bot or in TabSentry browser sessions. Here speed and IP quality both count, and the rule is one task, one IP. Static ISP proxies give you datacenter-like speed on IPs registered to consumer ISPs. Loopway's [Retail ISP proxies](https://loopway.io/retail-proxies) are dedicated static IPs with a 0 fraud score and unmetered bandwidth, sold from $1.08 for one day, which suits release-night sessions. For a deeper comparison of proxy families, read [ISP vs residential proxies](https://loopway.io/guides/isp-vs-residential-proxies), and if you also run Valor see our [Valor AIO proxy setup guide](https://loopway.io/blog/valor-aio-proxy-setup). Inbox tracking is the odd one out. It is a background job that sends repeated requests to carrier sites, so it does not need your best checkout IPs. Keep it in its own category so it never eats into release-day proxies. ## Troubleshooting AYCD proxy problems **Proxies test fine but tasks get blocked.** The tester measures connection speed only. AYCD's own docs say different proxy types work on different sites, so try a different proxy type or provider on that site rather than retesting the same list. **Everything tests slow.** Run Test Localhost first. If your own connection is slow, every proxy will look slow too. **An app cannot see proxies you already added.** Proxy lists are per app. Add the list to the app you are working in, or copy it across with Copy to Clipboard. **Accounts keep getting flagged together.** Check that accounts are not sharing one proxy. Use one unique proxy per account, as AYCD recommends. **Tracking runs burn through bandwidth.** OneClick has a Data Saver mode for metered proxies. For Inbox tracking, use a separate category so you can watch its usage on its own. For more on why the same IP can pass a test and still fail on a site, see how bot detection works and [daily ISP proxies](https://loopway.io/blog/daily-isp-proxies) for short runs. ## Key Takeaways - AYCD is a suite of apps, and Inbox, TabSentry, ProfileBuilder and OneClick each keep their own proxy list. - Load proxies from each app's Proxies tab with Create, sort them into categories, then assign them to tasks or accounts. - The AYCD proxy tester measures page load speed against a target site and can bulk-delete dead, slow or duplicate proxies. - Use one unique static proxy per account for account work, and one IP per task for checkout. - Keep tracking and background jobs in a separate category from release-day proxies. ## FAQ **Does AYCD sell its own proxies?** Older AYCD help articles mention an AYCD residential proxy network and a Generator tool for datacenter proxies on AWS and GCP. Neither appears on AYCD's current product or pricing page, so check with AYCD before relying on them. **Is AYCD Toolbox still a product?** AYCD now sells Resell, Queue and Ultimate passes that bundle its apps. The help centre still uses the Toolbox name for the desktop suite, which is why older guides talk about AYCD Toolbox proxies. **Where is the AYCD proxy tester?** It is built into the Proxies tab of Inbox, TabSentry and ProfileBuilder. Select proxies, pick a target site or Custom URL, choose a test type and read the Page Load (ms) column. **What proxy format should I use in AYCD?** AYCD's proxy articles do not list an exact format. The common `host:port:user:pass` line is the safe starting point. TabSentry account lines can append a proxy as `username:password:proxy`. **Do I need proxies for every AYCD app?** No. Proxies matter most where an app talks to a site on your behalf, such as TabSentry tasks, OneClick accounts, ProfileBuilder account tasks and Inbox tracking. **Static ISP or residential for AYCD?** Static ISP for anything tied to an account or a checkout session, since the IP never changes. Rotating residential suits one-off requests that do not need a stable identity. Getting AYCD proxies right comes down to three habits: keep lists per app and per job, test against the real target site, and give every account and every checkout task its own IP. 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