
Residential Proxies: Top Use Cases
In this article, we explore the top use cases for residential proxies in real estate, travel, and eCommerce. By using proxies from different locations, businesses can access data t...
Read now →Free proxies that are just checked and added into our proxy list. We constantly update the proxy list to keep the free proxies list fresh. These proxies come with no guarantees. Use caution and avoid sharing sensitive data.
| IP ADDRESS | PORT | COUNTRY | PROTOCOLS | SPEED | UPDATED | ACTION |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 143.42.66.91 | 80 | HTTP | 57 ms | 3 minute(s) | ||
| 129.150.39.251 | 8000 | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 | 562 ms | 12 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.234 | 8081 | HTTP | 152 ms | 12 minute(s) | ||
| 47.74.157.194 | 80 | HTTP | 60 ms | 13 minute(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.79 | 8081 | HTTP | 515 ms | 14 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.241 | 8082 | HTTP | 256 ms | 14 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.232 | 8082 | HTTP | 56 ms | 16 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.233 | 8082 | HTTP | 151 ms | 16 minute(s) | ||
| 13.229.106.200 | 6674 | HTTPS, SOCKS5 | 629 ms | 18 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.233 | 8081 | HTTP | 47 ms | 18 minute(s) | ||
| 104.248.151.64 | 8080 | HTTP, HTTPS | 95 ms | 19 minute(s) | ||
| 206.189.88.243 | 8080 | HTTP, HTTPS | 100 ms | 21 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.232 | 8081 | HTTP | 57 ms | 21 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.231 | 8082 | HTTP | 57 ms | 22 minute(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.80 | 8082 | HTTP | 662 ms | 22 minute(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.77 | 8081 | HTTP | 159 ms | 22 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.241 | 8081 | HTTP | 563 ms | 23 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.234 | 8082 | HTTP | 54 ms | 23 minute(s) | ||
| 159.65.128.52 | 8080 | HTTP, HTTPS | 604 ms | 25 minute(s) | ||
| 8.219.97.248 | 80 | HTTP, HTTPS | 259 ms | 26 minute(s) | ||
| 8.219.148.250 | 1011 | SOCKS5 | 511 ms | 28 minute(s) | ||
| 157.230.253.164 | 8080 | HTTP, HTTPS | 102 ms | 28 minute(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.66 | 8082 | HTTP | 50 ms | 29 minute(s) | ||
| 34.87.84.105 | 80 | HTTP | 265 ms | 42 minute(s) | ||
| 156.146.56.231 | 8081 | HTTP | 615 ms | 44 minute(s) | ||
| 138.199.25.13 | 3901 | SOCKS5 | 81 ms | 52 minute(s) | ||
| 188.239.43.6 | 80 | HTTP | 53 ms | 52 minute(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.72 | 8081 | HTTP | 785 ms | 55 minute(s) | ||
| 36.110.143.55 | 8080 | HTTP, HTTPS | 97 ms | 58 minute(s) | ||
| 47.236.130.95 | 3128 | HTTP | 60 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.74 | 8082 | HTTP | 56 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 47.237.169.183 | 1080 | SOCKS5 | 567 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 213.35.126.34 | 10808 | SOCKS5 | 125 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.78 | 8082 | HTTP | 469 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 172.237.73.24 | 80 | HTTP | 273 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 58.182.198.111 | 80 | HTTP | 60 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.72 | 8082 | HTTP | 363 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 47.237.172.201 | 1011 | SOCKS5 | 556 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 138.199.25.13 | 3908 | SOCKS5 | 149 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 8.219.221.159 | 1100 | SOCKS5 | 623 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.67 | 8081 | HTTP | 156 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.74 | 8081 | HTTP | 57 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.73 | 8081 | HTTP | 463 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 95.173.218.69 | 8082 | HTTP | 462 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 47.245.117.43 | 80 | HTTP | 60 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 185.225.20.242 | 80 | HTTP | 476 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 58.182.192.85 | 80 | HTTP | 59 ms | 1 hour(s) | ||
| 151.242.153.8 | 80 | HTTP | 88 ms | 2 hour(s) | ||
| 8.219.93.90 | 1111 | SOCKS5 | 285 ms | 3 hour(s) | ||
| 202.96.165.47 | 7890 | HTTP | 182 ms | 5 hour(s) |
A free proxy list is a collection of publicly available proxy server IP addresses and ports you can use at no cost. Our Databay Free Proxy List refreshes every 10–15 seconds with new entries from around the world. It includes various proxy types, each with different speeds and locations. Common types in our list include:
Using these free proxies lets you change your apparent IP address, bypass geo-restrictions, and enhance privacy while browsing. However, free proxies can be unreliable, so we recommend testing them first. For critical tasks or guaranteed performance, consider Databay’s premium proxy service (see below).
When using free proxies, caution is key. Follow these best practices for safer and more effective use:
By following these tips and sticking to non-critical uses, you can get the most out of our free proxy list. For maximum security and reliability, consider upgrading to Databay’s paid proxy plans at any time.
Free proxies have clear benefits: they’re cost-free and readily accessible. Use cases include:
However, free proxies have limits. Over time you may notice slowdowns, frequent timeouts, or captchas on popular sites. If you need speed, consistency, and security, it’s wise to switch to premium proxies. Paid proxies offer:
In summary, free proxies are useful for quick, casual tasks and learning. But if you rely on proxies for business, heavy scraping, or privacy-critical activities, consider upgrading to Databay’s proxy services for fast, secure, and uninterrupted browsing.

In this article, we explore the top use cases for residential proxies in real estate, travel, and eCommerce. By using proxies from different locations, businesses can access data t...
Read now →
Using a residential proxy can provide numerous benefits for businesses and individuals, from bypassing geolocation restrictions to increasing online security. By routing internet t...
Read now →
Residential proxies are real IP addresses provided by an ISP to a homeowner or renter that businesses can use to expand their online presence and protect their brand. There are two...
Read now →Our services provide you with secure and reliable internet access no matter where you are. We do this by acting like a bridge — called a proxy — that helps you connect with over 23 million devices worldwide. This means you can browse the web, access geo-restricted content, and more, all while keeping your connection secure.