Free Proxy List HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5
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Live-verified free American Samoa proxy list. 0 HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 proxies with IPs registered in American Samoa, re-probed every 10 minutes. Each entry includes protocol, anonymity level, latency, uptime and Google reachability. Download as JSON, CSV, or plain text. Methodology: how we discover and verify entries.
Understanding Free Proxy Lists
Learn how free proxies work and when to upgrade to premium proxies for reliability and security.
What is a Free Proxy List?
A free proxy list is a directory of publicly available proxy server IP addresses anyone can use. Each proxy is verified for uptime, speed, and protocol support and refreshed every 10 minutes. Dead proxies are removed automatically so you always get working addresses.
Free vs. Premium Proxies
Free proxies provide basic anonymity but are shared among many users, slower, and frequently go offline. For web scraping at scale, ad verification, or geo-targeted tasks, Databay's premium proxies offer dedicated IPs, 99.9%+ uptime, 200+ country coverage, and 24/7 support.
Live Uptime Verification
Every proxy in this list is checked automatically every 10 minutes. Each entry includes its last verified timestamp, latency, and protocol details so you can make informed decisions about which proxies to use for your workload.
Understanding Proxy Servers
A complete guide to proxy servers, protocols, use cases, and how to use them effectively.
What Is a Proxy Server?
A proxy server is an intermediary computer that sits between your device and the internet. When you send a request through a proxy, the proxy forwards it to the destination server using its own IP address. The destination server sees the proxy's IP, not yours.
This masks your real location, allows you to appear in a different country, and can bypass restrictions imposed by networks or websites. Free proxies work exactly the same way — the only difference is that they are operated by third parties and shared among many users simultaneously.
HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5 Protocols
HTTP proxies handle standard web traffic and work well for basic browsing and data collection from HTTP websites. They operate at the application layer and can interpret web requests directly.
HTTPS proxies (also called SSL proxies) support encrypted connections. When you access a site over HTTPS through one of these proxies, the connection between your browser and the proxy is tunneled, so the proxy cannot read the encrypted payload. Use these for any site that requires a secure connection.
SOCKS5 proxies are the most versatile. They operate at a lower network layer and are protocol-agnostic — they can tunnel any TCP or UDP traffic including web, FTP, SMTP, and game traffic. SOCKS5 also supports authentication and IPv6. For anything beyond basic web browsing, SOCKS5 is the preferred choice.
Common Use Cases for Free Proxies
- Geo-restriction bypass Access content that is blocked in your country by routing through a proxy in a different region.
- Basic web scraping Collect publicly available data from websites that rate-limit by IP address. Rotating through multiple proxies prevents blocks on small-scale scraping jobs.
- Privacy and anonymity Hide your real IP address from websites you visit for casual browsing. Note that free proxies do not guarantee zero logging.
- Testing and QA Developers and QA engineers use proxies to test how their applications behave when accessed from different countries or network conditions.
- Academic research Researchers collecting publicly available data from multiple regions can use proxies to gather geographically diverse samples.
Free Proxies vs. Premium Proxies
- Shared infrastructure
- Unreliable uptime
- Slow speeds, high latency
- Often offline within hours
- Hundreds of concurrent users
- 34M residential IPs
- 99.9%+ uptime
- Auto-rotation & sticky sessions
- 200+ countries covered
- 24/7 dedicated support
For any production workload — price monitoring, ad verification, market research, or large-scale scraping — premium proxies are the only reliable option.
How to Use a Proxy
Most tools accept a proxy in the format host:port or host:port:username:password. Copy the IP and port from this list, then configure:
curl -x http://IP:PORT https://target.comimport requests
proxies = {"http": "http://IP:PORT"}
requests.get("https://target.com", proxies=proxies)Settings > Network > Proxy Configuration
Enter IP, Port, and select HTTP or SOCKS5For premium rotating proxies from Databay, the endpoint is gw.databay.co:8888 with your credentials using the format countryCode-XX:sessionId-YY.
How We Verify These Proxies
An open look at how Databay discovers, probes and scores every entry in this list.
Every proxy on this page is an IP and port harvested from publicly known proxy sources and then put through a continuous verification loop. Fresh batches land on this page within seconds of being re-probed, and every candidate is re-verified on a rolling 10-minute window. Any proxy whose most recent check is older than 6 hours is dropped from this list entirely — stale entries never appear, regardless of how the upstream feed behaves.
For each probe we open a real connection, issue a lightweight HTTP request and a targeted HTTPS request, and measure the end-to-end round-trip. The result drives three public columns:
- Speed is the median latency in milliseconds of the last successful request. We bucket it into Fast (<500 ms), Medium (<1500 ms) and Slow.
- Uptime is the percentage of successful probes across the full lifetime of each IP:port pair. Entries with consistent failures are removed, not merely hidden.
- Google-passed means the proxy successfully completed a probe against google.com without receiving a block page or CAPTCHA. A large share of free proxies are permanently blacklisted by Google.
Anonymity level is detected by inspecting the headers the proxy forwards. Elite proxies strip every identifying header (no Via, no X-Forwarded-For, no Forwarded); Anonymous proxies hide the client IP but still announce themselves via one of those headers; Transparent proxies pass the real client IP through to the origin and offer no privacy benefit. HTTPS support is reported in three states — full (valid certificate chain), loose (works only with SSL verification disabled), and unsupported (HTTP destinations only).
Dead proxies are not kept on the page to inflate the count: if an entry stops responding, it disappears on the next cycle. That is why the list size shifts throughout the day. Machine-readable copies of this dataset (with the same fields) are available at /api/v1/proxy-list in json, csv and plain-text formats.
Free Proxy List - Common Questions
What is a free proxy list?
Are free proxies safe to use?
How often is this list updated?
What is the difference between HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxies?
How do I use a proxy from this list?
curl -x http://IP:PORT https://example.com. For Python, use requests.get(url, proxies={"http": "http://IP:PORT", "https": "http://IP:PORT"}). In your browser, go to Settings > Network > Proxy and enter the IP and Port. Proxies marked “HTTPS” work with secure websites. Proxies marked “HTTP” only work with non-secure (http://) websites — if a proxy doesn’t seem to work, check whether you’re connecting to an HTTPS site with an HTTP-only proxy. Full setup walkthroughs: How to use a free proxy (cURL, Python, Node.js, Scrapy, Playwright).What do Elite, Anonymous, and Transparent mean?
Via or X-Forwarded-For. Transparent proxies forward your real IP address to the destination server — they provide no anonymity and are mainly used for caching. Learn more: Proxy anonymity levels explained.What does the SSL column mean?
verify=False in Python, -k in cURL). A cross means the proxy only works with plain HTTP sites.What does "Google Passed" mean?
Do you offer a free API?
https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list. It supports filtering by protocol, country, anonymity level, speed, and Google compatibility. Output formats include JSON, CSV, and plain text. The API is rate limited to 50 requests per second with 10-second caching. See the API documentation section below for details.Why should I upgrade to premium proxies?
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Proxy List API
Access our free proxy list programmatically. Rate limited to 50 requests per second with 10-second caching.
API Endpoint
GET https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list# Get all proxies (JSON)
curl "https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list"
# Filter by protocol and country
curl "https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list?protocol=socks5&country=US"
# Get elite proxies as CSV
curl "https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list?anonymity=elite&format=csv"
# Get fast, Google-compatible proxies as plain text
curl "https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list?google=true&speed=fast&format=txt"import requests
# Fetch elite SOCKS5 proxies
resp = requests.get("https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list",
params={"protocol": "socks5", "anonymity": "elite"})
data = resp.json()
for proxy in data["data"]:
print(f"{proxy['ip']}:{proxy['port']} - {proxy['anonymity']}")Query Parameters
protocol string all http, https, socks5country string all ISO 2-letter code (US, DE, etc.)anonymity string all elite, anonymous, transparentssl string all strict (valid cert), loose (any HTTPS)google bool all true = Google-compatible onlyspeed string all fast, medium, slowformat string json json, csv, txtlimit int 500 1-1000 proxies per pagepage int 1 Pagination page numberFree Proxy Deep Dives
Long-form technical guides covering the methodology, safety model, setup, and anonymity taxonomy behind this list.
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