What the list contains
Each entry is a public HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 proxy with a measured latency, a country code, an organization (ASN), and a Google-reachability flag. Dead and unreachable entries are removed.
Documentation
Proxcy essentials
The shortest path from "I need a proxy" to a working request. What the list provides, how to filter it, and how to handle edge cases.
Filters
Combine protocol, country, and google through query parameters on /api/raw. Multiple values are comma-separated. The dashboard exposes the same filters with a visual UI.
Output format
The default output is one ip:port per line. Pass format=protocol_ip_port to get protocol://ip:port. Responses are plain text so you can pipe them directly into curl, requests, or any HTTP client.
Freshness
The list is refreshed continuously and the dashboard auto-refreshes every 3 minutes. The /status page reports the freshness of the most recent update.
Reliability
Free proxies are inherently unstable. Treat each entry as a hint, verify reachability from your client, and rotate to the next entry on failure.
Limits
Up to 10,000 of the most recent proxies are returned per request. There is no enforced per-IP rate limit; please cache responses for at least 30 seconds.