n8n proxy | For reliable workflows and API routing

Run workflows without blocks or rate limits

Execute API calls and automation flows without interruptions. Clean IPs reduce bans, prevent throttling, and keep your n8n proxy setup reliable under load

Route requests through specific locations

Control where your requests originate. With geo-targeted proxies, you can test APIs, access region-restricted endpoints, and simulate real user environments directly inside n8n

Assign different IPs per workflow or node

Avoid linking automation processes. Use separate proxies across workflows or HTTP Request nodes to run multi-account or parallel automations safely

Residential Proxies

Real user IPs for high success rates in API calls and data collection. Reduce blocks and improve reliability across workflows

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Mobile Proxies

Dynamic IPs for handling stricter platforms and rotating requests. Useful for workflows that require frequent IP changes

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ISP proxies

Static residential IPs for stable sessions and consistent identity. Ideal for long-running workflows and authenticated requests

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What is n8n proxy and how does it work?

An n8n proxy routes outbound workflow traffic through a different IP address. It’s typically configured using environment variables or directly inside nodes, allowing you to control how requests are sent and avoid blocks or rate limits.

How to configure n8n http proxy correctly?

To set up an n8n http proxy, define environment variables like HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY in your system or Docker setup. This ensures that most HTTP Request nodes and integrations send traffic through the proxy.

What are n8n proxy settings and where are they applied?

n8n proxy settings include global environment variables and per-node configurations. Global settings affect all workflows, while node-level proxy options let you override routing for specific requests.

What does trust proxy mean in n8n?

The trust proxy setting in n8n is used when running behind a reverse proxy. It allows n8n to correctly read headers like X-Forwarded-For, ensuring accurate IP detection and preventing request validation issues.

What is n8n_trusted_proxies and when should I use it?

n8n_trusted_proxies defines which proxy IPs are allowed to forward request headers. It’s important in cloud or multi-layer setups to prevent spoofed IPs and maintain secure, reliable request handling.