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96 HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 Proxies available.

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IP ADDRESS	PORT	COUNTRY	PROTOCOLS	SPEED	UPDATED
3.36.87.69	9200	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	421 ms	19 second(s)
13.125.7.17	22038	South Korea	SOCKS5	90 ms	1 minute(s)
52.78.3.94	8045	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	437 ms	1 minute(s)
123.140.146.1	5031	South Korea	HTTP	94 ms	7 minute(s)
43.203.248.231	24	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	523 ms	10 minute(s)
3.36.87.69	26373	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	336 ms	10 minute(s)
123.140.146.2	5031	South Korea	HTTP	95 ms	11 minute(s)
13.125.7.17	77	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	411 ms	13 minute(s)
8.213.151.128	3128	South Korea	HTTP	84 ms	13 minute(s)
59.7.246.4	80	South Korea	HTTP	117 ms	17 minute(s)
3.36.119.182	3128	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	447 ms	22 minute(s)
43.203.248.231	4835	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	383 ms	25 minute(s)
43.203.229.123	474	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	325 ms	26 minute(s)
52.78.3.94	11098	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	611 ms	27 minute(s)
13.125.7.17	8045	South Korea	SOCKS5	91 ms	38 minute(s)
3.36.87.69	39005	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	361 ms	39 minute(s)
3.36.87.69	37067	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	328 ms	46 minute(s)
43.203.229.123	8101	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	394 ms	48 minute(s)
121.132.61.211	3128	South Korea	HTTP	95 ms	51 minute(s)
183.109.79.187	80	South Korea	HTTP	111 ms	52 minute(s)
13.125.7.17	34409	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	584 ms	54 minute(s)
3.36.87.69	37223	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	288 ms	57 minute(s)
3.36.87.69	14110	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	401 ms	1 hour(s)
43.203.253.82	1080	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	271 ms	1 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	8024	South Korea	SOCKS5	90 ms	1 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	3227	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	413 ms	1 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	20	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	253 ms	1 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	37223	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	373 ms	1 hour(s)
123.140.146.56	5031	South Korea	HTTP	87 ms	1 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	9507	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	627 ms	1 hour(s)
3.35.14.129	32051	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	380 ms	1 hour(s)
52.78.3.94	4673	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	373 ms	1 hour(s)
3.35.14.129	38328	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	621 ms	1 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	50362	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	586 ms	1 hour(s)
13.125.239.254	35981	South Korea	SOCKS5	90 ms	1 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	13942	South Korea	SOCKS5	89 ms	1 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	34185	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	328 ms	1 hour(s)
3.36.119.182	80	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	371 ms	1 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	21470	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	344 ms	1 hour(s)
52.78.3.94	45414	South Korea	SOCKS5	93 ms	1 hour(s)
72.10.160.171	12439	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS	224 ms	1 hour(s)
3.35.14.129	8083	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	303 ms	1 hour(s)
211.234.125.3	443	South Korea	HTTP	465 ms	1 hour(s)
123.140.146.21	5031	South Korea	HTTP	90 ms	1 hour(s)
52.78.241.34	7779	South Korea	SOCKS5	274 ms	1 hour(s)
43.203.229.123	57589	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	425 ms	1 hour(s)
121.169.46.116	1090	South Korea	SOCKS5	248 ms	1 hour(s)
123.140.146.57	5031	South Korea	HTTP	93 ms	1 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	53198	South Korea	SOCKS5	90 ms	1 hour(s)
43.203.229.123	37223	South Korea	SOCKS5	89 ms	1 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	38231	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	389 ms	2 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	11111	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	523 ms	2 hour(s)
221.153.92.39	80	South Korea	HTTP	101 ms	2 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	47347	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	403 ms	2 hour(s)
219.251.142.189	3128	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS	129 ms	2 hour(s)
220.73.173.111	443	South Korea	HTTP	561 ms	2 hour(s)
61.79.72.201	80	South Korea	HTTP	88 ms	2 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	42475	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	312 ms	2 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	4733	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	482 ms	2 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	42311	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	383 ms	2 hour(s)
3.35.14.129	45115	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	414 ms	2 hour(s)
43.203.229.123	1311	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	465 ms	2 hour(s)
175.213.76.24	80	South Korea	HTTP	396 ms	2 hour(s)
123.141.181.46	5031	South Korea	HTTP	101 ms	2 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	24959	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	365 ms	2 hour(s)
52.78.3.94	11654	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	415 ms	2 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	45414	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	354 ms	2 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	8014	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	625 ms	3 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	45414	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	472 ms	3 hour(s)
52.78.3.94	52195	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	579 ms	3 hour(s)
52.78.3.94	8082	South Korea	SOCKS5	88 ms	3 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	37223	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	389 ms	3 hour(s)
43.203.229.123	8108	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	462 ms	3 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	56166	South Korea	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5	466 ms	3 hour(s)
13.125.239.254	53233	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	589 ms	3 hour(s)
123.141.181.53	5031	South Korea	HTTP	101 ms	3 hour(s)
13.125.239.254	8019	South Korea	SOCKS5	89 ms	3 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	34894	South Korea	SOCKS5	89 ms	3 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	12670	South Korea	SOCKS5	90 ms	4 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	8087	South Korea	HTTP, SOCKS5	88 ms	4 hour(s)
183.96.222.70	28572	South Korea	SOCKS5	396 ms	4 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	12027	South Korea	SOCKS5	95 ms	4 hour(s)
52.78.3.94	9080	South Korea	SOCKS5	88 ms	4 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	8005	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	610 ms	4 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	43103	South Korea	HTTP, SOCKS5	88 ms	4 hour(s)
13.125.239.254	9208	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	602 ms	4 hour(s)
43.203.229.123	4747	South Korea	SOCKS5	97 ms	4 hour(s)
43.203.248.231	9149	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	492 ms	4 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	289	South Korea	HTTP, SOCKS5	94 ms	4 hour(s)
3.36.87.69	27289	South Korea	HTTPS, SOCKS5	403 ms	4 hour(s)
13.125.239.254	52195	South Korea	HTTP, SOCKS5	90 ms	4 hour(s)
13.125.239.254	8989	South Korea	SOCKS5	90 ms	4 hour(s)
13.125.7.17	17	South Korea	SOCKS5	88 ms	5 hour(s)
123.141.181.49	5031	South Korea	HTTP	99 ms	5 hour(s)
220.116.142.217	80	South Korea	HTTP	105 ms	5 hour(s)
52.78.3.94	31466	South Korea	SOCKS5	91 ms	5 hour(s)

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Proxy

What's a Free Proxy List

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:

Free HTTP proxies – Standard web proxies (port 80) for unencrypted browsing.
Free HTTPS proxies – Secure proxies (port 443) that encrypt your connection with SSL/TLS. HTTPS proxies protect data in transit, unlike plain HTTP.
Free SOCKS5 proxies – Versatile, low-level proxies handling any TCP or UDP traffic. SOCKS5 works with web browsers and many other apps (P2P, email, games), making it the most flexible option.

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).

Safety

How to Use Our Free Proxy List Safely and Effectively

When using free proxies, caution is key. Follow these best practices for safer and more effective use:

Test each proxy first: Verify responsiveness and anonymity. Our list updates constantly, but individual free proxies may go offline or slow. Use online tools or ping tests to check speed and uptime before relying on any free proxy.
Prefer HTTPS proxies: Whenever possible, choose free HTTPS proxies since they encrypt data. Many free proxies don’t use HTTPS, so your traffic would otherwise be visible to others. An encrypted connection protects passwords and personal info.
Avoid sensitive data: Do not send logins, banking, or other personal information through free proxies. Free proxy operators may log or spy on your traffic. Reserve free proxies for generic browsing or testing.
Use country filters: Our list shows each proxy’s country. Select proxies from specific regions to access geo-blocked content. For example, pick a US proxy for US-only websites. Always double-check a proxy’s reported location with an IP lookup if location matters.
Rotate and backup: Free proxies can be blocked or blacklisted quickly. If one proxy stops working, switch to another from the list. Keep several backups handy. Because free proxies have no uptime guarantees, rotating through multiple proxies helps avoid interruptions.

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.

Usages

Why Free Proxies Are Useful (and When to Upgrade)

Free proxies have clear benefits: they’re cost-free and readily accessible. Use cases include:

Casual privacy & location testing: They let you browse anonymously or see how a site looks from another country. For example, a free proxy in Japan lets you access Japan-only content.
Learning and light tasks: Free proxies are great for experimenting or small-scale tasks. They work well for testing web scraping scripts, doing brand monitoring, or performing simple price comparisons. Because they’re free, you can try different proxy configurations without commitment.

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:

High Speed & Reliability: Paid proxies come with dedicated bandwidth and minimal downtime. Free proxies are often “slow due to overcrowding”, while paid services deliver fast, stable connections.
Advanced features: With premium plans you get automatic IP rotation, a larger pool of IPs in many countries, and round-the-clock support. Free proxy lists have no guarantees on proxy lifespan or performance.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

A free proxy list is an online directory of free proxy server IP addresses and ports. You can select any listed proxy and configure your browser or app to use it. When you connect, your internet traffic is routed through that proxy server instead of your own IP. Databay’s free proxy list is constantly updated (every 10–15 seconds) with fresh free proxies from around the globe.

Free proxies tend to be much slower than paid ones. Because they’re shared by many users, speeds can be low or erratic. According to comparisons, free proxy speeds are often “slow due to overcrowding,” whereas paid proxies are fast with dedicated bandwidth. In other words, expect noticeable lag or timeouts with free proxies. You can test proxy speed with online tools, but for high-speed needs (streaming, large downloads), consider a paid proxy service.

Anonymity varies. Some free proxies are “transparent” or “anonymous,” which may still reveal your IP in headers. Others are “elite” or high-anonymity, hiding both your IP and the fact you’re using a proxy. In general, assume free proxies are not fully secure: many lack HTTPS encryption and could log your traffic. For maximum anonymity, premium proxies (and VPNs) are safer. Always avoid transmitting passwords or personal data over a free proxy, as malicious operators might sniff your data.

Yes. Databay’s free proxy list shows each proxy’s country of origin, and you can filter or sort by country. This lets you pick a proxy in a specific location (e.g., USA, UK, Germany) to access region-locked content. Always double-check with an IP lookup tool to ensure a proxy’s location matches your needs.

Generally, yes. Free proxies often impose implicit limits because they share resources. For example, they may throttle bandwidth after certain data usage, drop connections during peak times, or block heavy traffic. One source notes that “free proxies typically offer limited bandwidth, which can lead to throttling or restrictions”. In practice, you might see slowdowns or IP bans if you push a free proxy too hard. Paid proxies usually have higher or unlimited bandwidth, so heavy users can browse or scrape without unexpected limits.

In most places, yes. Using a proxy itself is not illegal in the vast majority of countries. However, bypassing censorship or accessing blocked sites can be illegal in some jurisdictions (e.g., China, Iran). Importantly, only use proxies for lawful purposes. Using proxies for hacking, spamming, or piracy remains illegal regardless of proxy use. Also be aware: governments and ISPs may restrict or monitor proxy/VPN use in certain regions, so check your local laws if you’re unsure.

Free and paid proxies differ in reliability and performance. Free proxies are often unstable and slow (“high downtime” and “overcrowded”), with minimal security. They may log your data or inject ads. Paid proxy services, in contrast, offer fast, dedicated bandwidth, and features like automatic IP rotation. Paid plans also include customer support and guaranteed uptime. In summary, paid proxies deliver better speed and security (“better security, speed, and reliability”), making them ideal for serious or large-scale use. Free proxies are suitable for casual or testing use.

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