GENROUTER H3000

The World's Antidetect Router for Proxy, VPN & Multi-Device Operations

Manage proxy, VPN and network routing for all your devices from one router. A safer, easier and more efficient way to run multi-account, automation and device farms.

Proxy per device

HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5

Up to 32 SSIDs

Different networks for different groups

WebRTC & DNS protection

More consistent network environment

LAN isolation

Keep your devices separated

THE PROBLEMRouter for farming multiple accounts

Why do you need a router to connect a proxy or VPN to your phones?

When you manage multiple social or ecommerce accounts, each device's network setup matters - whether it's a phone, laptop, tablet, or PC.

WHERE THESE PROBLEMS SHOW UP

TikTokFacebookInstagramYouTubeAmazoneBayEtsyShopify
Social Media Marketing

Manage multiple accounts on TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. Keep every account in a separate IP environment without detection.

Ecommerce Dropshipping

GenRouter for managing IP for Ecommerce Dropshipping. Keep every account in a separate IP environment.

1What you're doing

Do you know why TikTok, Facebook and Instagram block you when you manage multiple accounts?

You farm many accounts across these platforms. Then the problems start:

  • Accounts get warnings
  • Features get restricted
  • You're asked to verify your identity
  • Accounts get banned
  • You can't create new accounts
  • Time, money and effort to farm new accounts
2What most people do

Most people think a VPN or proxy app is enough

Many people install a VPN app or a proxy app on the phone, see an IP in the US or another country, and think they're safe. But the right IP on screen doesn't mean the phone's whole network environment is clean and safe. TikTok, Facebook and ecommerce platforms can also detect that you're using a VPN or a proxy.

"I changed my IP, so I'm done, right?"

THE HIDDEN RISKS

The IP alone isn't enough.

Platforms don't only look at the IP on screen. They check other information from your device and your network. If that leaks, your accounts can still be at risk.

DNS leak

Where network name requests are resolved. Can reveal your real location if not configured properly.

Mullvad connection check showing leaking DNS servers

WebRTC leak

Can expose additional network information in some environments.

WebRTC leak test showing a local IP while no public IP leak is detected

LAN scan

Devices on the same local network may be visible to one another depending on configuration.

Several phones connect to the same router and network

GenRouter helps you manage these network controls at the router level, so all connected devices follow the same configuration.

The hidden risks

DNS leak

DNS requests may skip the proxy or VPN and go through your real internet provider's DNS, which reveals where you really are.

What is it?
DNS is like the internet's phone book. It turns a website name into an IP address.
Why it matters
If DNS still goes through your real internet provider, a platform can see that your DNS comes from a different country than your proxy IP.
Example problem
The IP shows the US, but the DNS is from Vietnam.
Mullvad connection check showing leaking DNS servers
The hidden risks

WebRTC leak

In some setups, WebRTC can reveal your real IP or other network details you didn't mean to share.

What is it?
WebRTC is browser technology for direct voice and video calls. In some cases it can reveal your real IP.
Why it matters
Even with a proxy or VPN on, WebRTC can still leak your real IP, so a platform can see you're using a proxy or link several accounts together.
Example problem
The IP shows the US, but WebRTC still leaks your real IP.
WebRTC leak test showing a local IP while no public IP leak is detected
The hidden risks

LAN scan

When many devices share one network, they can see or interact with each other, and platforms may find that the devices are related.

What is it?
When many devices share one network, they can see each other and pick up details like the device type or MAC address.
Why it matters
Platforms can see many accounts active from the same network environment.
Example problem
Several phones on the same network get linked together.
Illustration of multiple phones connected to the same router
ALL KEY FEATURES IN ONE ANTIDETECT ROUTER

Everything you need
to manage your network.

Antidetect GenRouter H3000 gives you full control over proxy, VPN, WiFi networks and network protection, so all your devices can run in a more consistent and isolated environment.

01 / 06

Proxy per device or group

Set up 20 devices without configuring 20 phones

Connect your devices to GenRouter, select them and paste your proxy list once. GenRouter distributes the proxies directly from the router.

Why it matters: Manage different IPs across an entire device farm from one place, without repeating the same setup phone by phone.

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01 / 06 · Proxy routing

What if the proxy or VPN connects straight from the Antidetect WiFi?

Instead of an app on every phone, connect the proxy or VPN from the WiFi with GenRouter H3000. Open WiFi on the phone and join the GenRouter network. No app on the phone, so it behaves naturally, like a normal phone on normal WiFi.

The usual way

A VPN or proxy app on the phone

  • Only changes the IP at the app level
  • Can still leak DNS and WebRTC
  • Hard to manage many devices
  • Doesn't separate network environments
With GenRouter H3000

The proxy or VPN comes from the WiFi

  • All the phone's traffic goes through the router
  • Custom DNS and DNS leak blocking
  • Fewer WebRTC leaks
  • A separate WiFi (SSID) for each device or group
  • LAN scan blocking, devices kept apart
  • Easy to manage many devices at once
Real world example

Same Antidetect router.
Different routes.

Connect each phone to a separate WiFi network and assign its own proxy or VPN route from GenRouter. US, UK, Canada and Japan can run side by side through one router.

Watch Demo
GenRouter H3000

One Antidetect GenRouter H3000. A proxy for every phone. $198 once.

Where it fits

What it looks like in your setup

GenRouter sits between your internet and your devices. Whatever you run, every device joins its WiFi and goes out the route you chose.

GenRouter H3000 shown with a laptop, phone rack and product box
Phone farm

A wall of phones

Ten, twenty, a full shelf. Each phone on its own IP, all running through one router.

GenRouter H3000 stock displayed below the WiFi Manager dashboard
Box rack

A rack of boxes

BoxPhone or boxes from any supplier. If it connects by WiFi or LAN cable, it gets a route.

GenRouter H3000 routing a phone streaming over WiFi
One VPN, every device

Home or office

Phones, laptops, TV, console. Log in to your VPN once on the router and the whole WiFi uses it.

GenRouter device manager showing proxy routes for several countries
Multi-market teams

Several markets

One WiFi per country or client. Your team picks the WiFi, the route follows.

Proof

See it work before you buy

GenRouter dashboard with the device list and each device's route
The GenRouter dashboard: every device, its route and its status.

Hear from teams running GenRouter

Real setups, real racks. See what changes when every phone gets its own route.

0:40

Clean IPs, trusted accounts, still banned?

Platforms read device identity, not just your IP. Why device and network have to work together.

0:50

50 phones on one WiFi can share one IP

How GenRouter gives each phone its own proxy or network profile.

0:52

Use a US IP even when you are in Germany

One device, one proxy, one consistent network identity.

1:14

One VPN for your laptop, TV and PS5

Log in to NordVPN or ExpressVPN once on the router.

0:44

Watch: 20 phones on a normal router, and what changes with GenRouter

0:54

GenRouter or GenMini PC: which one fits?

1 BoxPhone: GenRouter. 2 to 10 BoxPhones: GenMini PC.

GenRouter H3000

GenRouter H3000

$198
Key specs
  • WiFi 6Up to 32 separate networks
  • Recommended loadUp to 20 connected devices
  • Ethernet ports1 × 2.5G LAN · 1 × 1G WAN
  • Proxy & VPNHTTPS / SOCKS5 (IPv4) · OpenVPN
Your total
GenRouter H3000$198
Shipping to the US (orders over $99)Free
ShipsWithin 1 business day
Returns14 days from delivery
Total today (tax, if any, at checkout)$198
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Beginner network setup

How it works

New to proxies? When you run several phones, you usually want each one to show its own internet address, or one in a specific country. That address is an IP. A proxy is how you rent one.

Your phonesjoin the WiFi
GenRoutersends each phone its route
Proxy or VPNthen the internet
  1. 1

    Plug in

    Connect power and your internet: a cable from your modem, or an existing WiFi.

  2. 2

    Add and assign

    Paste your HTTPS or SOCKS5 proxies, or log in to your VPN. Pick phones or a WiFi network. Apply.

  3. 3

    Create a WiFi for each group

    Create WiFi networks (SSIDs) for each group of phones. Each WiFi can use a different proxy or VPN.

  4. 4

    Join and check

    Phones join the WiFi. Open an IP check on a phone to confirm its route.

More than 20 devices

Running more than 20 phones?

H3000 is built for up to 20. For two boxes, a mix of boxes, several clients or a setup from scratch, tell us what you run and we'll reply with the right setup, including whether you need GenRouter Mini PC.

Step 1 of 3

Where should we reach you?

Just three fields.

Please tell us your name.
That email does not look right.
Please tell us your country.
We save your details the moment you continue, so nothing is lost. The two short questions that follow just help us prepare the right setup.

Tell us about your setup

This is what lets us quote the right scale instead of guessing.

What are you looking for?

"Not sure yet" is a perfectly good answer. We will work it out with you.

Got it. Your request is in.

We'll email you a setup for your case.

The problem

Sound like your setup?

These are things people running phone racks tell us every week. It's not the setup itself. It's doing it again and again, and never being sure it's right.

My current WiFi router is the same IP address. They track it and block some TikTok accounts.

Twenty phones on your home WiFi look like one connection to every app you use. When one account gets flagged, the others are sitting on the same address.

What it costs you
Accounts you spent weeks building, all tied to one line.
What you're really thinking
"I need each phone to stand on its own."
What GenRouter changes
Each phone gets its own proxy, so your rack stops looking like one connection.

We're managing them phone by phone right now." · "I publish fine because I've got proxies, but it's slow and manual.

New proxy batch on Monday. You pick up phone 1. Nineteen more are waiting. Open the app, paste, save, next. Add five phones next month and the job gets bigger.

What it costs you
Hours on setup instead of the work that pays. The more you grow, the more time it eats.
What you're really thinking
"I already have the phones. I just want to stop repeating myself and see the whole rack from one place."
What GenRouter changes
Paste the list once on the router, select the phones, apply. Phone 21 takes the same few taps.

I might have big issues with IP leakage.

A phone shows a US address, so it looks fine. But its DNS or WebRTC may still point somewhere else, and nothing on the screen tells you.

What it costs you
You find out only after something goes wrong, and you don't know which phones were affected.
What you're really thinking
"I'm more afraid of a wrong setup I can't see than of spending a few minutes setting it up."
What GenRouter changes
One list shows which phone is on which route. Custom DNS and WebRTC leak limiting on the router. Check all three on the phone.

I use 20 phones and I work in multiple countries. It's very difficult to manage them, tapping everything manually.

Some phones need a US address, some UK, some Germany. Every switch means reconfiguring by hand and hoping nobody mixed them up.

What it costs you
Mix-ups between markets that you only notice later.
What you're really thinking
"If picking the right WiFi puts the phone on the right country, my team can actually follow it."
What GenRouter changes
One WiFi per market, up to 32 on one router. Phones join the right one.

It's all in your head, a spreadsheet and some screenshots. A new team member picks the wrong proxy and nobody notices for days.

What it costs you
You can't hand work off, you can't take a day off, and mistakes are hard to trace.
What you're really thinking
"I need a process a new person can get right on day one."
What GenRouter changes
Routes live on the router, not in your head. New person? "Join this WiFi." The route is already set.

I have a box phone I bought from another supplier. Will GenRouter still work?

You already own boxes from another brand. You assumed a router like this only works with its own brand's boxes, so you never looked.

What it costs you
You keep living with the network problem, or you consider buying a whole new rig.
What you're really thinking
"I'm not throwing away boxes I paid for just to fix an IP problem."
What GenRouter changes
If your box connects by WiFi or LAN cable, it gets a route like any other device. Try one unit first.

A phone drops offline. Is it the internet line, a dead proxy, or the phone? You don't know, so you start checking them all.

What it costs you
Work stops while you guess. Everyone on the team fixes it a different way.
What you're really thinking
"When it breaks, just show me where to look."
What GenRouter changes
The dashboard shows internet, route and device separately, so you find the dead proxy fast.

I had each phone set up with a VPN.

Laptops, phones, the office TV. Install the app, log in, check it. Some devices can't run the app at all, so they're left out.

What it costs you
Endless repeat setup, and devices left outside the VPN.
What you're really thinking
"My team should only need to connect to WiFi. The VPN should be handled in one place."
What GenRouter changes
Log in to the VPN once on the router. Everything on that WiFi uses it, TV included.
FAQ

Questions buyers actually sent us

"Does the router cost $200, or $200 per month?"
$198 once. There's no subscription for the router. If you use a paid proxy or VPN plan, your provider bills you for that.
"Do we still need to buy proxies after getting GenRouter?"
Yes, if you want a different IP on each phone. GenRouter doesn't sell proxies. Buy them from any provider and add them on the router. The current listing also includes DPN access.
"Will all 20 phones have the same IP, or will each phone have a separate IP?"
Each phone gets a separate IP when you give it its own proxy. Phones sharing one VPN or one proxy share that IP.
"I work in 10 markets. Does it all run through one router?"
Yes, up to 20 devices. Create one WiFi per market (up to 32) and give each its own route. For more than 20 devices, ask about Mini PC.
"We already have iPhones. Can we just buy the router?"
Yes. Any phone that joins the WiFi can get a route, iPhone or Android. You don't need a GenFarmer box.
"Will this stop my accounts from getting banned?"
No router can promise that. GenRouter makes sure each phone goes out the route you chose and lets you check it. Account history, behavior and platform rules still count.
I've never used a proxy. Can I set this up?
Yes. Buy a proxy plan, copy the details the provider gives you, paste them into GenRouter, and assign them to phones.
Can I use one VPN for the whole team, TVs included?
Yes. Log in to OpenVPN, NordVPN or ExpressVPN on the router. Everything on that WiFi uses it and shares its IP.
Which countries do you ship to?
Free shipping on orders over $99 to the USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Hong Kong, Macau, UAE, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. We can't ship to Thailand, Indonesia, China, Laos, Cambodia, South Korea, Taiwan or India right now.
What if it arrives damaged?
Take photos or video of the package right away and contact support with your order details.