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How does this work

How does a free proxy work?

How to get a free proxy and what happens when you connect

  1. Select country and proxy

    Select a country from the list and we'll show you the free proxy servers available there right now.

  2. Complete a simple captcha

    Confirm that you are not a robot: no registration, no email, and no bank card required.

  3. Get connection data

    Copy the address, ports, login and password and use the proxy in your browser or program.

Use cases

Popular scenarios

Use Proxy for Telegram or WhatsApp

Messengers remain accessible even if they are blocked

A free proxy helps you connect to Telegram or WhatsApp when the messenger is blocked by your ISP, corporate network, or country. Specify the proxy address and port in the messenger settings, and your traffic will be routed through another country.

Free Proxy for Social Media Platforms

Open social media and check how content looks from another country.

Use a free proxy to access social networks unavailable in your region, or check how your page, ads, and posts appear to users in another country.

Watching videos through a free proxy

Accessing video services with regional restrictions

Some video platforms restrict their catalog by region. A free proxy in the desired country allows you to check video availability before purchasing a subscription or a paid proxy.

Free Proxy for Web Scraping

Check the parser before switching to paid proxies

A free data center proxy is convenient for testing a parser, script, or integration. For production tasks with large volumes, it's better to use mobile proxies—they're blocked much less often.

Comparison

Free data center proxies and paid mobile proxies

Compare technologies and choose a solution that suits your needs.

Mobile proxiesWe recommend
IP address of a real smartphone with an operator's SIM card
Pricefrom $0.72 per day
Level of trustMaximum
Risk of blocking< 1%
IP rotationFlexible
Dedicated deviceYes
SpeedHigh (5G/4G/LTE)
SafetyHigh
Free data center proxies
Shared IP of a server in a data center
PriceFor free
Level of trustShort
Risk of blocking30–50%
IP rotationLimited
Dedicated deviceNo
SpeedAverage
SafetyBasic
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers to popular questions about free proxies and their use.

A free proxy is an intermediate server that receives your requests and forwards them to the website on its behalf. The website sees the proxy server's IP address, not yours. Our free proxies are data center servers, available without registration or payment.

Yes. If the site is unavailable in your network or region, select a proxy in another country and specify it in your browser or program settings.

Free proxies are used by many users simultaneously, so you shouldn't transmit logins, payment information, or other sensitive information through them. Private mobile proxies are better suited for work tasks.

No. You don't need an account, email, or bank card—select your country, solve the captcha, and get your login details.

Yes, the list of available countries is shown in the widget above and is updated as free servers become available.

Yes, websites will see the proxy server's IP address. However, the proxy doesn't completely replace a VPN and doesn't encrypt all device traffic.

Connection details are updated regularly, so a free proxy should be considered a temporary solution. If the proxy stops responding, get new details in the widget.

Free proxies operate over HTTP and SOCKS5. Both ports are shown in the connection details.

Free data center proxies are shared, slower, and more often blocked by websites. Paid mobile proxies use IP addresses from real telecom operators, are dedicated only to you, and are more trustworthy for websites.