Free Proxies
These public proxies are provided free of charge and do not require authorization.
Proxy list
This list is collected from open sources and checked for functionality. Suitable for tests and non-permanent tasks. For stable work and full privacy, we recommend personal mobile proxies.
These free proxy servers are provided for testing and educational purposes. For production use, business applications, or when you need guaranteed performance, reliability, and dedicated IP addresses, we recommend using our premium mobile proxy services. Premium proxies offer better speed, higher uptime, dedicated resources, and comprehensive support.
How the list is built
We collect addresses
Our server regularly crawls a few dozen open proxy lists and drops duplicates.
We check every proxy
A real request goes through each address to a test page over HTTP, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5. Only proxies that answered and passed the request on correctly make it into the list.
We refresh it automatically
The list is rebuilt roughly every 10 minutes, fastest addresses first. The Refresh button starts a rebuild out of turn.
What the columns mean
Protocols
The protocols the proxy passed the check on: HTTP, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5. HTTPS is not checked separately.
Anonymity
High: the site sees neither your IP nor signs of a proxy. Anonymous: your IP is hidden but the headers give the proxy away. Transparent: the site sees your real IP. Unknown: not determined, as the level is only checked for HTTP.
Response time
The average connect and response time during the check. Public proxies are unstable: an address that was fast at check time may stop answering half an hour later.
Country
Determined from the proxy's IP in an offline GeoIP database.
Questions and answers
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