HTTP proxy
Relays regular web requests. Good for scraping open pages, checking search results and changing the IP in a browser. Traffic between you and the proxy travels as plain text.
- Ports 80, 8080, 3128
- No encryption
Public proxies with IP addresses in Canada. For each address the list shows the protocol, response time and the time of the last check.
A transparent proxy forwards your real IP to the site inside request headers. People use it for caching and filtering; it gives you no anonymity.
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The free proxy list is refreshed every 30 minutes!
Link to the free proxy list in IP:PORT format
Built-in filters to narrow the list:
| # | IP | Port | Type | Country | Speed | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 23.227.38.6 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 199 ms | 17:58:34 | |
| 2 | 23.227.39.241 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 196 ms | 17:56:49 | |
| 3 | 23.227.39.115 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 197 ms | 17:57:34 | |
| 4 | 23.227.38.12 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 225 ms | 17:59:49 | |
| 5 | 23.227.38.242 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 194 ms | 17:56:19 | |
| 6 | 23.227.38.158 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 206 ms | 17:59:49 | |
| 7 | 23.227.60.245 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 142 ms | 17:58:19 | |
| 8 | 23.227.39.254 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 207 ms | 17:59:19 | |
| 9 | 148.113.202.99 | 3128 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 11345 ms | 17:55:18 | |
| 10 | 23.227.39.35 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 225 ms | 17:56:49 | |
| 11 | 23.227.60.19 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 253 ms | 17:54:34 | |
| 12 | 23.227.38.192 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 211 ms | 17:57:04 | |
| 13 | 23.227.38.67 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 241 ms | 17:59:04 | |
| 14 | 23.227.39.206 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 197 ms | 17:56:34 | |
| 15 | 23.227.39.52 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 199 ms | 17:58:04 | |
| 16 | 23.227.39.186 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 192 ms | 17:57:49 | |
| 17 | 23.227.39.202 | 80 | HTTPTRANSPARENT | 200 ms | 17:59:34 |
The checker has no live proxies with these settings right now. Open the full list or take a paid plan with a free test hour.
Free addresses live for hours, and nearly all of them sit with hosting companies. Paid proxies in Canada: home IPs, 700+ cities and 150+ networks on Resi Prime, plus mobile addresses, from $0.49 per GB.
On these plans you pay for time and threads, and traffic goes uncounted. Take a package for an hour, a day, a week or a month in one of the pools: World MIX, Europe, CIS or China.
The addresses in the table above are open to anyone who finds this list, so they die fast and popular sites have blocked many of them. For scraping, checkers and SEO software, take unlimited MIX proxies: HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on one port, access only from your server IP, and an address list that refreshes all day. After verification the first hour is free.
On these plans you pay for traffic and pick the kind of address: home, mobile, provider or datacenter. The gigabytes you buy stay valid for 3 months.
A proxy server sends your requests to a site under its own name, so the site sees the proxy's IP address instead of yours.
The free proxies in the table above come from open sources: public servers and machines where someone left access open. Everyone who finds the list uses them, so the addresses are overloaded and short-lived.
By anonymity, proxies are elite, anonymous or transparent. Transparent ones pass your real IP to the site in headers and hide nothing. The anonymity check shows what a site sees through a given proxy.
Paid proxies also differ in where the IP comes from: residential proxies give home addresses, mobile ones exit through 4G and 5G networks, ISP proxies run on provider addresses, and datacenter ones use datacenter IPv4 and IPv6. These plans are billed by the gigabyte. In the unlimited pools, World MIX, Europe, CIS and China, you pay for time and threads, and every proxy there is elite.
Each line in the table has a protocol tag and an anonymity tag. The cards below explain both and link to the matching lists.
Relays regular web requests. Good for scraping open pages, checking search results and changing the IP in a browser. Traffic between you and the proxy travels as plain text.
An HTTP proxy that supports the CONNECT method. Your browser builds an encrypted tunnel to the site through it, so the proxy sees the address but not the page content.
Carries any TCP connection: web, mail, messengers. It has no UDP and no password login, and your software resolves site names on its own.
Carries TCP and UDP, supports login and password and can resolve site names itself, so DNS queries do not bypass the proxy. Works with browsers, bots and scrapers.
An elite proxy completely hides both the client IP and the fact that a proxy is used, giving maximum anonymity.
An anonymous proxy hides the user IP, but the remote server still detects proxy use from characteristic headers.
A transparent proxy passes the user IP along with its own and gives no anonymity.
Free proxies are fine for testing settings, learning and one-off requests. Scraping, checkers and account work need addresses that won't vanish mid-task: unlimited packages for volume, or per-GB plans when you need a home, mobile or provider IP in a specific country. The plan comparison helps you pick one for your task, and support answers around the clock.
No. Free proxies work without a login, password or sign-up: take an address from the table and connect.
From the internet. These are public proxies and servers that admins left open without a password by a configuration mistake. Our system scans them on a schedule, and only live ones stay in the table.
Mixed: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5. The table shows the type of each address, and the filter above it keeps the protocol you need. Anonymity varies too: a separate filter picks elite, anonymous or transparent ones.
The live address count sits above the table next to the time of the last check. It changes all the time: old addresses drop out and every scan finds new ones.
Crowds use free proxies, so they are slow, die fast and are often blocked on popular sites. Unlimited proxies give up to 50,000 rotating addresses, steady uptime and compatibility with scrapers, checkers and posters, and support answers around the clock.