Free Proxy List by Country

What is a free proxy list?

A free proxy list is a regularly updated collection of proxy servers, each shown as an IP address and port, that anyone can use to route web traffic through a different IP. The proxies above are pulled live from our network monitoring and refreshed every 15 minutes, each tagged with its country, city, ISP, ASN and connection type (residential, datacenter or mobile) so you can pick the right one for the job.

How to use a proxy from this list

Hit the copy button on any row to grab its IP:Port, or open the Use panel (the chevron on the right) to get ready-to-paste cURL and Python snippets prefilled with that exact proxy, plus its location and timezone. The quick reference:

• Browser: Settings › Network/Proxy › enter the IP and port as an HTTPS proxy.
• cURL: curl -x http://IP:PORT https://example.com
• Python (requests): proxies={"http":"http://IP:PORT","https":"http://IP:PORT"}
• Scrapers: download the TXT list, rotate through it, and retry failed requests.

Are free proxies safe?

Use them with care. These proxies are run by unknown operators, so you should never send passwords, payment details, or other sensitive data through a free proxy. They are fine for low-stakes tasks like checking geo-blocked content, light scraping, or testing, but they are slow, short-lived, and frequently go offline. For anything important, a managed proxy network is far safer and faster.

Free proxies vs. paid rotating proxies

Free proxies cost nothing, but you pay in reliability: most die within hours, speeds are unpredictable, and many are already blocked by the sites you want to reach. Our rotating proxy network gives you a fresh IP per request from a 100M+ pool of residential, datacenter, mobile and IPv6 IPs, with the uptime, speed, and support that free proxies simply cannot match.