Description

n8n-nodes-proxmint

This is an n8n community node. It lets you use Proxmint proxies in your n8n workflows.

Proxmint sells residential, premium residential, datacenter and 4G/5G mobile proxies billed per GB: prepaid packs,
no subscription, and bandwidth that never expires. This node builds ready-to-use proxy lines with location
targeting and sticky sessions, tests a connection, and reads your balance, usage and the pack prices.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation
Operations
Credentials
Compatibility
Usage
Resources

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n
community nodes documentation. The package name is n8n-nodes-proxmint.

Operations

| Resource | Operation | What it returns |
| — | — | — |
| Proxy | Generate | Proxy lines, one item per line: HTTP or SOCKS5, rotating or sticky for 1 to 120 minutes, with optional country, state, city, ZIP or ASN targeting |
| Connection | Check | One request through a product: exit IP, the country Cloudflare sees it in, and the time taken |
| Account | Get | Wallet balance, and each product’s status, bandwidth used and left, and its proxy host, ports, username and password |
| Usage | Get | Bytes and requests per product per UTC day, up to 90 days |
| Pricing | Get | Pack sizes, prices and price per GB for each product |

Every operation only reads. The node cannot buy, top up, change targeting or rotate a password. Connection > Check
sends one request of a few kilobytes through your product.

The node is marked usable as a tool, so an n8n AI Agent can call it too.

Credentials

1. Sign up at proxmint.com and buy a pack for the product you want to use.
2. Create an API key under Settings in the dashboard. Keys start
with pmk_ and are read-only.
3. In n8n, create a Proxmint API credential and paste the key.

Proxy > Generate and Account > Get return your proxy password, because a working line needs it. Keep the key
and the workflow’s execution data private, and revoke the key in Settings if it leaks.

Compatibility

Built and linted with @n8n/node-cli 0.51 against n8n-workflow 2.16.

Usage

To send requests through a proxy, put a Proxmint node (Proxy > Generate) before an HTTP Request node and set
the HTTP Request node’s Proxy option to {{ $json.proxy }}. Keep the format on URL.

• Rotating gives one line, and every request through it gets a new IP.
• Sticky gives Count lines, each holding its own IP for Sticky Minutes. Loop over them to spread

work across IPs that stay put, for example one per logged-in session.

• Leave Location empty to use the targeting saved in the Proxmint dashboard. State, city, ZIP and ASN

need a country, and draw 2 GB from the pack for every 1 GB delivered (1x on premium residential).

Each operation is one call to Proxmint’s REST API at https://proxmint.com/api/v1
(reference, OpenAPI):

| Operation | Endpoint |
| — | — |
| Proxy > Generate | POST /api/v1/proxies |
| Connection > Check | POST /api/v1/check |
| Account > Get | GET /api/v1/account |
| Usage > Get | GET /api/v1/usage |
| Pricing > Get | GET /api/v1/pricing |

Everything but Pricing uses your key, and shares its limit of 60 requests a minute.

Resources

• n8n community nodes documentation
• Proxmint docs
• Targeting and sessions
• Customer API
• Pricing

Version history

• 0.2.1: Connection > Check’s Country moves into an Options collection.
• 0.2.0: calls Proxmint’s REST API instead of its MCP server. Account > Get now returns the API’s shape

(bytes, and the proxy password); Usage > Get returns the daily rows without totals.

• 0.1.0: first release. Proxy > Generate, Connection > Check, Account > Get, Usage > Get, Pricing > Get.