12,075 proxies in the current lists
Free proxy lists,
refreshed every 20 minutes
ProxySpace merges 21 sources into four clean lists, deduplicated and published as plain text. No signup, no ads, no API key.
curl -s https://proxyspace.pro/socks5.txtLive · last 24 hours
1,105,408 requests served
5.2 per second · 11 GB sent · from 169 countries
Proxy judge checks
pool.proxyspace.pro
665,155
0.8 per second right now
Proxy checkers asking our judge what a proxy leaks
List downloads
proxyspace.pro
436,281
4.3 per second right now
Scrapers and apps pulling the raw .txt lists
Requests per second, right now
- US 1.0/s
- DE 0.9/s
- ID 0.8/s
- CN 0.5/s
- NL 0.3/s
- SG 0.2/s
- CH 0.1/s
- RU 0.1/s
- GB 0.1/s
- HK 0.1/s
Four lists. One URL each.
Each list is one ip:port per line, rewritten in place every run. Link straight to the file from your scraper, browser extension or proxy chain.
HTTP
3,930Plain HTTP forwarding. The biggest list; fine for scraping non-TLS pages.
Archive: 619.6K addresses seen
HTTPS
403Proxies listed as CONNECT-capable, so TLS runs end to end to the target.
Archive: 297.5K addresses seen
SOCKS4
4,039TCP relays without auth or remote DNS. For clients that only speak v4.
Archive: 471.3K addresses seen
SOCKS5
3,703TCP and UDP, remote DNS, optional auth. The right default.
Archive: 854.4K addresses seen
More than a list
IP ranges
IPv4 and IPv6 blocks for every country from the five regional registries, plus AWS, Cloudflare, Google Cloud and more.
Proxy judge
A public endpoint that echoes what a request carries, so you can see whether a proxy forwards your IP.
Proxies by country
The same lists split by the country each exit IP is registered in.
Network tools
What is my IP, IP lookup, CIDR and subnet calculators, list formatter. All free, nothing to install.
Small project, used every second
Run by one maintainer, bribe, since 2022. No accounts, no ads, no paid tier.
- Online since
- 2022
- The same file addresses the whole time.
- Requests per day
- 1.1M
- From 169 countries, mostly scripts.
- Sources
- Official
- IP ranges straight from the five registries and the providers’ own feeds.
- Honest lists
- Untested
- We collect and clean; we do not claim the proxies work.
FAQ
Are the proxies tested before they are listed?
No. Every 20 minutes ProxySpace collects proxies from 21 sources, keeps only well-formed ip:port entries, removes duplicates and publishes the result. We do not check whether each proxy is alive, so expect a large share to fail. Filter them on your side, or check them with the proxy judge.
How often are the lists updated?
Every 20 minutes, for all four protocols and for every country list. The header shows how long ago the last run finished.
Do I need an account or an API key?
No. The lists are plain text files at fixed URLs such as /http.txt and /socks5.txt. Fetch them from any language or tool, or pick JSON, CSV or URL format on the SOCKS5 and other protocol pages.
What is in the archive files?
archive_http.txt and its siblings hold every address that has ever appeared in that list, appended run after run. They are large and contain mostly dead proxies, which makes them useful for research rather than for direct use. More on the archive page.
Which proxy protocol should I use?
SOCKS5 when your client supports it: it carries TCP and UDP and can resolve hostnames on the proxy side. HTTPS (CONNECT) works for web scraping over TLS. The protocol comparison explains the differences.
Where do I find IP ranges for a country or a cloud provider?
On the IP ranges page: every country from the five regional registries, plus AWS, Cloudflare, Google Cloud, Azure and more, downloadable as CIDR or firewall rules.
Is it legal to use public proxies?
Using a proxy is legal in most countries, but these are other people’s machines, often misconfigured rather than deliberately shared. Do not send credentials or anything sensitive through them, and respect the terms of the sites you visit.