Free proxy list
1,221 live HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies — validated through our own endpoint and re-checked every 30 minutes, ranked by reliability. Free proxies die fast; for a pool that stays up, see our plans — your first 1 GB of residential is on us with a $10 top-up.
| Proxy | Protocol | Country | Anonymity | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 107.174.30.92:1080 | socks5 | United States | elite | 401 ms | 99% | 96 |
| 141.94.22.37:3128 | http | France | — | 870 ms | 99% | 92 |
| 190.71.72.85:2525 | http | Colombia | anonymous | 984 ms | 99% | 91 |
| 38.180.18.103:3128 | http | Belgium | anonymous | 963 ms | 99% | 91 |
| 103.237.102.191:11111 | http | Germany | elite | 1270 ms | 99% | 89 |
| 45.61.188.134:44499 | socks4 | United States | elite | 359 ms | 87% | 89 |
| 103.237.102.191:11111 | https | Germany | elite | 1253 ms | 99% | 89 |
| 147.45.42.90:8888 | http | France | — | 936 ms | 93% | 88 |
| 45.61.188.134:44499 | socks5 | United States | elite | 507 ms | 87% | 88 |
| 130.110.103.245:3128 | http | Saudi Arabia | anonymous | 1527 ms | 99% | 87 |
| 193.25.215.182:22222 | socks5 | United States | elite | 1461 ms | 99% | 87 |
| 184.75.221.82:3118 | http | Canada | anonymous | 1426 ms | 99% | 87 |
| 202.61.239.148:8383 | socks4 | Germany | elite | 1032 ms | 91% | 86 |
| 177.136.124.47:56113 | socks4 | Brazil | elite | 1207 ms | 90% | 84 |
| 193.158.12.140:4153 | socks4 | Germany | elite | 946 ms | 86% | 84 |
| 202.61.239.148:8383 | socks5 | Germany | elite | 1182 ms | 89% | 84 |
| 45.189.57.114:3129 | http | Ecuador | anonymous | 1796 ms | 99% | 84 |
| 4.144.146.21:80 | http | Singapore | anonymous | 1939 ms | 99% | 83 |
| 43.153.123.79:80 | http | United States | anonymous | 620 ms | 78% | 82 |
| 202.5.50.151:1080 | socks4 | Bangladesh | elite | 2147 ms | 99% | 81 |
| 103.21.150.15:3128 | http | Vietnam | — | 2334 ms | 98% | 79 |
| 220.132.41.160:1088 | socks4 | Taiwan | elite | 1505 ms | 85% | 79 |
| 80.191.46.62:1099 | socks4 | Iran | elite | 1453 ms | 85% | 79 |
| 91.247.92.63:5678 | socks4 | Ukraine | elite | 895 ms | 77% | 79 |
| 203.172.120.179:1080 | socks4 | Thailand | elite | 1972 ms | 92% | 79 |
| 159.223.41.216:9090 | http | Singapore | — | 2027 ms | 94% | 79 |
| 188.166.178.163:1088 | socks5 | Singapore | elite | 2162 ms | 94% | 78 |
| 45.226.130.66:3128 | http | Brazil | — | 2123 ms | 93% | 78 |
| 89.186.8.107:1080 | socks4 | Poland | elite | 1195 ms | 80% | 78 |
| 101.36.104.46:10808 | socks5 | Japan | elite | 1546 ms | 85% | 78 |
| 103.105.79.18:1080 | socks4 | Indonesia | elite | 1973 ms | 90% | 78 |
| 181.204.4.74:5678 | socks4 | Colombia | elite | 511 ms | 71% | 78 |
| 43.155.62.157:443 | http | Hong Kong SAR China | — | 1298 ms | 82% | 78 |
| 45.155.226.177:3128 | http | Hong Kong SAR China | anonymous | 2668 ms | 99% | 77 |
| 82.180.146.251:10800 | socks5 | India | elite | 2679 ms | 99% | 77 |
| 183.106.215.208:1080 | socks4 | South Korea | elite | 2706 ms | 99% | 77 |
| 196.0.111.194:48009 | socks4 | Uganda | elite | 2173 ms | 90% | 76 |
| 57.182.226.41:3128 | http | Japan | anonymous | 860 ms | 71% | 75 |
| 196.206.13.37:30001 | http | Morocco | — | 1277 ms | 76% | 75 |
| 31.13.239.4:5678 | socks4 | Bulgaria | elite | 2032 ms | 86% | 75 |
| 128.199.116.219:9090 | http | Singapore | — | 1226 ms | 76% | 75 |
| 200.0.227.220:4153 | socks4 | Argentina | elite | 1451 ms | 76% | 74 |
| 63.180.203.233:5753 | http | Netherlands | — | 1215 ms | 73% | 74 |
| 27.147.155.206:12051 | http | Bangladesh | anonymous | 2590 ms | 92% | 74 |
| 181.236.221.138:4145 | socks4 | Colombia | elite | 641 ms | 65% | 74 |
| 83.56.15.57:5678 | socks4 | Spain | elite | 925 ms | 69% | 74 |
| 128.199.121.61:9090 | http | Singapore | — | 1919 ms | 83% | 74 |
| 101.251.204.174:8080 | http | China | anonymous | 3018 ms | 99% | 74 |
| 165.99.90.2:1080 | socks4 | Bangladesh | elite | 2595 ms | 93% | 74 |
| 176.111.37.5:39811 | http | Ukraine | anonymous | 4801 ms | 99% | 74 |
Curious how reliable free proxies really are? Read our free-proxy reliability report — live data on how many actually work. Or see which top sites refuse datacenter IPs — the same request, sent from both kinds of IP, with only the differences published. Searching for free residential proxies? Read what is actually free, and what is not. To see where a proxy really exits, use the IP lookup.
Free proxy lists by protocol, anonymity and country
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Free proxy API
The same live list as JSON or plain text. No API key, no signup, CORS enabled — call it from a script, a server, or straight from the browser.
Same list, other shapes: committed to github.com/proxmint/free-proxy-list every 30 minutes (one .txt per protocol, plus all.json with the full row), or on npm as proxmint (download counts on npmtrends) — a CLI and a zero-dependency client, also on the Snap Store as sudo snap install proxmint. Need http:// or socks5:// URLs instead of bare ip:port lines? Paste the list into the proxy formatter.
Rate limit 60 requests/minute per IP. The list is re-validated every 30 minutes — polling faster than that returns the same rows. anonymity is null where we could not measure it, never a guess.
Machine-readable: openapi.json — OpenAPI 3.1 covering this endpoint and the IP lookup one. Import it into any HTTP client instead of copying the parameters by hand.
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Free proxies, answered
Are free proxies safe to use?
Free public proxies are run by unknown third parties. They are slow, short-lived, and a share are honeypots that can log or tamper with your traffic. This list is provided as-is for testing and research — never send sensitive or logged-in traffic through a free proxy. We validate liveness only; we do not operate, audit, or endorse these proxies.
Why do these free proxies stop working?
Free proxies are shared, unmanaged, and frequently pulled offline, rate-limited, or blocked. Most entries die within minutes to hours, which is why we re-validate the whole list every 30 minutes and drop dead proxies automatically.
How is this list kept fresh?
We continuously pull from public sources, then check each proxy through our own endpoint to confirm it actually forwards traffic. Only proxies confirmed alive within our freshness window are shown, ranked by a reliability score (uptime, latency, recency).
What's the difference between free and paid proxies?
Free proxies are unreliable, anonymous in origin, and unsuitable for anything that matters. Proxmint's paid proxies come from a managed pool that stays up and can target down to a city — pay only for the bandwidth you use. If a free proxy keeps failing you, that's the gap our plans close.
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