Proxy Tester: Test a Proxy on Any Website

Test one proxy, IPv4 or IPv6, on Google, Amazon, Instagram or any URL you choose. See the status, the response time, and whether the site blocked it or served a captcha.

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Proxy testerWorks
SiteGoogle Search
HTTP status200
Response412 ms
ExitIPv4 + IPv6
socks5://[2001:db8:85a3::7334]:1080No captcha, no block page
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Test a proxy on the site you need

One proxy, IPv4 or IPv6, on Google, Amazon, Instagram or any URL you type. You see what the site did with the request, not just whether the proxy is up.

Proxy testerGoogle Search
1 · Your proxy
Any format the checker takes. IPv6 hosts go in [brackets].
2 · Site to test on

Paste a proxy, pick a site, and the result lands here.

Your proxy is used for this one test and never stored.

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What's included

Everything in the tester

01Your site, not a pingPick from ten common targets (search, retail, social, two anti-bot vendors) or type any public URL. The request goes to that page through your proxy.
02Blocks and captchas readA 200 is not always a pass. The tester reads the page for Cloudflare, reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, DataDome, PerimeterX and Akamai challenge and block pages.
03IPv4 and IPv6, both waysThe proxy can be a hostname, an IPv4 address or a bracketed IPv6 address, and the result shows which families it can exit over, with both exit IPs.
04Real timingHow long the site took to answer through the proxy, end to end. That number decides your throughput.
05Where the exit landsCountry, city, ISP and ASN of the exit address, and whether it reads as residential, mobile or datacenter.
06Redirects reportedA redirect is shown with where it points instead of being followed, so you can see a login wall or a regional redirect for what it is.

Questions, answered

The checker asks a neutral address that accepts anyone. Real sites judge the address: its network, its reputation and how much traffic they have already seen from it. A live proxy can still get a captcha on Google or a 403 on a sneaker site, and finding that out is what this tool is for.

Any of the presets, or any public http or https URL on the standard ports (80, 443, 8080 or 8443). Private and internal addresses are refused.

No. You get the status, the timing, the page title, the server header and the verdict, but not the page itself. It is a proxy tester, not a way to fetch pages through someone else's server.

Not necessarily. A captcha means the site is suspicious of the request but has not refused it outright. With a browser and a solver it may be workable; for plain HTTP scraping it usually means rotating to a cleaner address.

No. It is used for this one test, three requests in all (the site and the two IP echoes), and then dropped. Nothing is logged.

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