We’ve demonstrated on our blog how Ping Proxies can enhance functionality of certain programs such as multi-login browsers, but the reach goes beyond such software. Ping Proxies can work with virtually any software that’s designed for concurrent sessions or targeting websites and services with multiple requests.
It also works with checkout software that allows you to employ bots for automated checkout. It’s a popular program among scalpers who resell limited supply items for a premium on online marketplaces.
One such popular program is Hayha. If you’re curious, we have all the details you need to know about Hayhua and how to set up Hayha with Ping Proxies.
What is Hayha?
Hayha is a software that allows you to automate the process of checking out of e-commerce stores such as Amazon through bots. A bot is a small computer program that’s programmed for a specific task, usually in repetition.
What it means is that you can specify certain parameters in the Hayha software and its programmed bots will scour the specified web pages and secure the item for checkout, and even make the purchase for you. Such software is extremely in demand by scalpers, many of whom make a living off selling rare and collectible items at a premium.
Because these bots need to make multiple requests, they can get detected and face bot protection programs. Here, you need to integrate high-quality proxies for anonymity.
The good news is that it takes little effort to integrate Ping Proxies with Hayha. Follow through to the end to see how.
What You Need to Know About Proxy Types
As a leading proxy provider, Ping Proxies delivers robust proxy solutions targeted at different use cases; each proxy solution is most optimal for a certain situation. For example, Residential proxies are ideal for situations where you need to appear as a legitimate user in an effort to avoid bot protection, such as in the use case of Hayha.
But it’s better to understand data proxies first before you can appreciate Residential proxies.
As the name gives it away, datacenter proxies come from real datacenters that house thousands of servers running proxy software. They’re highly scalable, most affordable, and best suited for high-volume tasks.
The downside is that they’re easily detected. E-commerce stores take a particular interest in limiting or banning users behind datacenter proxies. Hence, the need for residential proxies was born. They’re proxies running on real devices with a residential Internet connection that help you appear as a legitimate user to the target website or service.
Ping Proxies’ residential network spans 195+ countries, allowing you to tap into a pool of 35M+ residential IPs right down to the ISP.
Lastly, we have static residential proxies, or ISP proxies as they’re more commonly called. In contrast to regular residential proxies, ISP proxies are hosted on data centres but have IP addresses leased from ISPs such as AT&T. Effectively, these proxies give you the anonymity of residential and the speed and uptime reliability of data center proxies.
Let’s Set Up Hayha With Ping Proxies
Hayha has a recurring subscription model and requires that you step into a waitlist. You’ll be notified when new product keys are available. However, once you have an active subscription and the product key has been emailed to you, follow these steps:
Download Hayha on Windows or Mac. Go through the installation process, then activate the product with your license key.
1. Sign in to your Ping Proxies user dashboard.
2. You can skip this step and go straight to Step 3 if you already have a residential proxies plan. For others, you’ll need to buy the plan to proceed. You can start for as low as $6.50 for 1 GB of bandwidth and go up as per your demand. The checkout process lets you pay using wallet credit or credit cards.
3. Under My Proxies, go to the Residential section to generate proxies for use with Hayha. Specify the parameters like the country, city, and ISP/ASN, then hit the Generate button. Copy the proxy list or export them in a file.
4. Next, integrate the proxies in Hayha and start by opening the software.
5. Navigate to Proxies under Data on the home screen.
6. Click on the Add Proxies button then copy/paste the proxies, click Import to upload the file you downloaded in Step 3. These proxies can be part of a group which you can set up and pull for the tasks you set up in Hayha. You should isolate the proxy or proxies to online accounts so they don’t overlap. Proxies used for one Amazon account shouldn’t be used for another Amazon account, for example.
7. Go to the Tasks section and create one to automate. Select the online store to target. Next, specify information such as the product link, region, and mode. It’s here that you can assign a proxy group to the task that you created earlier. Click on the Add Task button and you’re all set.
Hayha comes with predefined for various online stores that includes Amazon, Best Buy, Apple, Costco, Nike, Nordstorm, and Walmart and works effortlessly once it’s properly set up. It’s a comprehensive program, so explore it before running your first task. You’ll also find features like a challenge solving and bulk task controls.
