Keep every storefront in its own browser
Marketplaces watch for one operator running several seller accounts, and an account that is linked to a suspended one can be suspended too. Where you are allowed to run several stores, NexLogin keeps each one on its own browser, IP and storage.
What goes wrong today
- Store accounts share a laptop, a browser fingerprint and an office IP.
- A VA logging in from another country triggers verification checks.
- Cookies from one store end up in another store's session.
A stable home for each store
Each storefront always opens from the same fingerprint and proxy, so logins look the same every day.
Safe access for assistants
Share a logged-in profile with a VA. They work from the store's fingerprint and IP, not their own.
Clean separation
Every profile has separate cookies, cache and storage, so one store's session never touches another's.
How it works in NexLogin
Create one profile per seller account
Give it a proxy in the store's country
Log in and verify once
Share with assistants as needed
Frequently asked questions
Does NexLogin let me break marketplace rules?
No. Check each marketplace's policy on multiple accounts. NexLogin is for running accounts you are allowed to run, without them being mixed up by a shared browser.
Which proxy type should I use for a store?
A static residential or ISP proxy in the store's country, used only by that store, gives the most consistent logins.
Run every account in its own browser
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