35 live verified HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies across 1 countries. Refreshed every 5 minutes. Filter, copy, and download.
curl 'https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list?format=json&limit=5'import requests
proxies = requests.get('https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list?limit=5').json()
print(proxies['data'][0]) # {'ip': ..., 'port': ..., 'country': ...}const res = await fetch('https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list?limit=5');
const { data } = await res.json();
console.log(data[0]); // { ip, port, country, protocol, ssl, latency_ms, ... }Last verification completed
The free list above churns every 5 minutes and most entries fail within hours. For production scraping in South Korea, Databay operates 887,511+ paid IPs with 99.9%+ uptime, sticky sessions up to 120 minutes, and full HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5 from $0.5/GB.
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| IP Address | Port | Country | Protocol | SSL | Speed | Uptime | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 121.183.189.215 Click to copy | 1080 |  South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1914ms | 100% | 11 minute(s) |
| 221.153.92.39 Click to copy | 80 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 1201ms | 67% | 12 minute(s) |
| 183.110.216.159 Click to copy | 8091 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 9664ms | 100% | 12 minute(s) |
| 152.70.237.238 Click to copy | 3128 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1219ms | 99% | 12 minute(s) |
| 121.139.218.165 Click to copy | 43295 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✓ | 3192ms | 99% | 12 minute(s) |
| 112.184.234.229 Click to copy | 80 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 2203ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 61.82.175.76 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 2188ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 43.128.145.26 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✓ | 1976ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 59.11.209.162 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1576ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 121.169.46.116 Click to copy | 1090 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1541ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 158.180.77.24 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1594ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 169.212.15.161 Click to copy | 5000 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✓ | 1215ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 1.231.81.166 Click to copy | 3128 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✓ | 1002ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 8.213.151.128 Click to copy | 3128 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ⚿ | 1811ms | 100% | 13 minute(s) |
| 112.221.46.117 Click to copy | 4153 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✗ | 5793ms | 67% | 15 minute(s) |
| 125.136.46.100 Click to copy | 80 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 1194ms | 50% | 30 minute(s) |
| 121.130.177.28 Click to copy | 8888 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✓ | 1265ms | 100% | 31 minute(s) |
| 58.235.170.51 Click to copy | 5678 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✓ | 2081ms | 99% | 41 minute(s) |
| 114.108.177.104 Click to copy | 60984 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✓ | 969ms | 100% | 42 minute(s) |
| 211.174.99.161 Click to copy | 4153 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✗ | 9913ms | 100% | 42 minute(s) |
| 134.185.118.218 Click to copy | 50161 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 3585ms | 83% | 42 minute(s) |
| 1.245.175.180 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1525ms | 100% | 42 minute(s) |
| 183.110.216.128 Click to copy | 8091 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 6614ms | 100% | 56 minute(s) |
| 219.249.37.107 Click to copy | 8382 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 976ms | 100% | 56 minute(s) |
| 158.179.173.238 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1291ms | 100% | 1 hour(s) |
| 146.56.185.39 Click to copy | 10800 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✓ | 1282ms | 100% | 1 hour(s) |
| 211.245.23.166 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1779ms | 75% | 1 hour(s) |
| 119.205.233.243 Click to copy | 13128 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 8777ms | 100% | 1 hour(s) |
| 119.194.72.67 Click to copy | 80 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 1186ms | 73% | 1 hour(s) |
| 175.213.76.24 Click to copy | 80 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✗ | 6603ms | 99% | 1 hour(s) |
| 158.247.206.191 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✗ | 7136ms | 100% | 1 hour(s) |
| 175.203.138.160 Click to copy | 5678 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✗ | 5916ms | 100% | 1 hour(s) |
| 118.67.170.121 Click to copy | 4153 | South Korea | SOCKS4 | ✗ | 6844ms | 100% | 1 hour(s) |
| 175.194.173.105 Click to copy | 3128 | South Korea | HTTP/S | ✓ | 3250ms | 100% | 1 hour(s) |
| 121.167.215.166 Click to copy | 1080 | South Korea | SOCKS5 | ✓ | 1905ms | 89% | 1 hour(s) |
These are public, third-party proxies. For reliable speed, uptime, and privacy, use our Premium Residential Proxies.
The same live-verified proxy pool, mirrored open-source as JSON / TXT / CSV on the jsDelivr CDN. Auto-updated every 5 minutes via CI, MIT licensed, no API key, no rate limit beyond jsDelivr's defaults.
How this list stacks up against the most-cited free proxy directories on the open web.
| Databay databay.com | Typical free-list APIs key-less JSON feeds | Static HTML directories legacy proxy lists | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Refresh cadence | Every 5 min | Every 5 min | Every 10 min |
| Live verified proxies | 35 | ~5,000 | ~500 displayed |
| Countries covered | 1 | ~88 | ~63 |
| Free API (no key) | JSON / CSV / TXT | JSON / CSV / TXT | No public API |
| Per-protocol pages | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 | SOCKS4, SOCKS5 only |
| Per-country pages | All countries | All countries | No |
| 3-tier SSL state | Strict / Loose / None | Binary | Binary |
| Open-source on GitHub | 1,456 stars, MIT | No | No |
| License | MIT (mirror) | Proprietary | Proprietary |
Counts gathered from representative public free proxy directories on the date this page was rendered. Comparison is intended as an honest signal of category positioning, not a knock on any specific tool.
Live-verified free South Korea proxy list. 35 HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies with IPs registered in South Korea, re-probed every 5 minutes. Each entry includes protocol, latency, uptime and Google reachability. Download as JSON, CSV, or plain text. Methodology: how we discover and verify entries.
Continuous probing, real-time verification, transparent metrics. Everything you need to pick a proxy that actually works.
Continuously probed every 5 minutes. Never stale.
Every proxy re-verified on a rolling 5-minute window.
Global coverage from IPs registered worldwide.
Stale entries drop on the next cycle. No dead proxies.
See what proxy users say about Databay's proxy infrastructure.
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Talking about prices, it's the ideal and safe choice for work. Quality is top-notch, and I can recommend Databay for its stability and work speed.
Been using Databay for a while now and I've got nothing but good things to say. The proxies run smooth, rarely drop, and setup was pretty easy. All in all, really happy with it and wouldn't hesitate to point others their way.
The dashboard is simple and easy to navigate, though it's missing a few proxy locations - adding more options would definitely make it better. Overall, I'd personally recommend it.
A dependable service for various online tasks. The IP rotates with each request. Would recommend.
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A complete guide to proxy servers, protocols, use cases, and how to use them effectively.
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 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.
SOCKS4 proxies tunnel raw TCP at the transport layer with a minimal handshake. They do not support authentication, UDP, or remote DNS resolution, but they remain useful for legacy clients and cases where the simpler protocol is enough. SOCKS4a is a backwards-compatible extension that adds remote hostname resolution.
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.
For any production workload, price monitoring, ad verification, market research, or large-scale scraping, premium proxies are the only reliable option.
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, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5For premium rotating proxies from Databay, the endpoint is gw.databay.co:8888 with your credentials using the format countryCode-XX:sessionId-YY.
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 5-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:
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.
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).verify=False in Python, -k in cURL). A cross means the proxy only works with plain HTTP sites.https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list. It supports filtering by protocol, country, 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.Real-time breakdown of our 35 active proxies by protocol and country.
South Korea 35Of 35 currently-live free proxies, 12 support SOCKS5, 8 support SOCKS4, 15 support HTTP, and 21 tunnel encrypted HTTPS traffic. The list spans 1 countries, led by South Korea (35). Last verification completed 717 seconds ago.
Access our free proxy list programmatically. Rate limited to 50 requests per second with 10-second caching.
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 US SOCKS5 proxies as CSV
curl "https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list?protocol=socks5&country=US&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 fast SOCKS5 proxies in Germany
resp = requests.get("https://databay.com/api/v1/proxy-list",
params={"protocol": "socks5", "country": "DE", "speed": "fast"})
data = resp.json()
for proxy in data["data"]:
print(f"{proxy['ip']}:{proxy['port']} - {proxy['latency']}ms")protocol string all http, https, socks4, socks5country string all ISO 2-letter code (US, DE, etc.)ssl 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 numberLong-form technical guides covering the methodology, safety model, and setup behind this list.
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