# Multiple instances

Unlike other extensions Pepper will allow you to run multiple Chrome instances - as many as you like - on one computer.

### Prerequisites

You will need:

* Pepper
* Pepper CLI
* [BP Proxy Switcher](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bp-proxy-switcher/bapeomcobggcdleohggighcjbeeglhbn)
* Good proxies (we can't recommend you anything for this in the guide, as the sites change a lot constantly - pick your proxies based on your own experience or try asking others in the chat)

### Usage

First of all make sure you setup all your Chrome users with a fully configured Pepper instance. This means:

1\) Create a new **Chrome Profile** (no guest)

2\) **Load Pepper** inside the new Profile from the **same folder** you used to setup your first Chrome instance

3\) [**Import**](/getting-started/options/import-export.md) Pepper Settings from your other Chrome instance and setup the **webhook** etc.

4\) Check if everything is working by doing some **test checkouts**!

### Autostart Chrome instances via CLI

Check the [Spawn Chrome instances](/getting-started/cli/spawn-chrome-instances.md) guide.


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