Package Initiate a geo-location check for selected package proxies (by index, max 20).Connects through each selected proxy once to resolve its live egress IP, then returns the provider list (names + logos) and a per-provider result URL. The frontend renders a progress bar per provider and loads each URL (see proxyLocationService) to fill results in.The backend-only connect URLs and resolved egress IPs are stashed in cache under an opaque token — they never travel to the client.

A list of all publicly available methods for interacting with the API.

GET

Get package proxy locations service Fetch ONE provider's location results for an initiated check session.Returns the provider info plus a per-proxy-index location (null where the provider couldn't locate that proxy). Meant to be called once per provider URL from the initiate response, so the frontend can show progressive per-provider progress. -/package/proxy-locations/{id}/service/{service}

This method requires authorization!

You can use your own API key, which can be obtained at control panel.

This method - requires permissions - packages-proxies.read

When creating an API token in your control panel, you can choose certain permissions (for example: prevent the token from placing orders).
You can also find a list of permissions in our documentation.

Query method

GEThttps://api.stableproxy.com/v2/package/proxy-locations/{id}/service/{service}

Query parameters

Identifier	Regulations	Example
token	requiredstring	66
id	1required	67
service	1required	null

Code examples

JavaScript

async function getPackageProxyLocationsService() {
   const baseUrl = 'https://api.stableproxy.com/v2';
   const req = await fetch(baseUrl + '/package/proxy-locations/{id}/service/{service}'
      .replace("{id}", 67)
      .replace("{service}", null) + '?' + Object.entries({
         "token": 66
      }).map(([key, value]) => key + "=" + value).join('&'), {
         method: 'GET',
         headers: {
            'Authorization': 'API-Token [YOUR TOKEN]',
            'Content-Type': 'application/json'
         }
      }
   );
   
   const res = await req.json();
}