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Free Web Proxies, Compared

The free web proxies people search for by name, set side by side on what each one actually publishes: what it costs, where its servers are, what it limits and what it logs.

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Free web proxies, compared

What each one publishes about its cost, servers, limits, ads and logging. Taken from its own site and policies on the date shown; open a review for the detail.

Free web proxies compared on cost, locations, limits, ads and logging
CroxyProxyCostFree with ads; ad-free premium $3.50/month on Patreon[1]LocationsNo choice on free; premium picks Germany, UK, Spain, USA, Canada or Israel[1]Free-tier limitsNo time cap published; large files cut off on free[2]AdsYes on free; ad networks receive your IP[3]LoggingIP, browser, ISP and timestamps, kept up to 60 days[3]
ProxySiteCostFree, ad-supported[4]Locations20 US and 20 EU servers; countries not named[4]Free-tier limitsNone published; may throttle or limit "at our sole discretion"[5]AdsYes, Google AdSense[6]LoggingURLs monitored for abuse, logs deleted after 14 days[6]
BlockAwayCostFree with ads; premium links to CroxyProxy's $3.50/month Patreon[1]Locations"Europe and USA"; no countries named[7]Free-tier limitsNo time cap published; large files cut off on free[8]AdsYes on free; ad networks receive your IP[9]LoggingIP, browser, ISP and timestamps, kept up to 60 days[9]
ProxyiumCostFree, no paid plan[10]LocationsPoland/France, United States, Singapore[10]Free-tier limitsNo time cap published; large files cut off at an unstated size[11]AdsThird-party ad networks, per its privacy policy[12]LoggingIP, browser, ISP and timestamps, kept up to 60 days[12]
VPNBookCostFree, no account; ad- and donation-funded[13]LocationsUS, UK, Canada (or Random)[14]Free-tier limits"No bandwidth limit"; no time cap published[15]AdsYes, managed by Playwire LLC[13]LoggingIP address and connection time; deleted weekly or daily (both stated)[13]
ProxyOrbCostFree, ad-supported, no paid plan[16]LocationsNo location picker; locations not published[16]Free-tier limitsNo time cap published; large files truncated at an unstated size[17]AdsYes, "non-intrusive advertisements"[16]LoggingIP access logs kept up to 60 days; no URL logging[18]
ProxyPalCostFree, no paid plan[19]LocationsNo location picker; locations not published[19]Free-tier limitsNone published; claims no download limits[19]AdsClaims ad-free, but shows a sponsored banner and loads Google AdSense[19]LoggingNot published — no privacy policy[19]
CoProxyCostFree, no signup[20]LocationsNo location picker; locations not published[20]Free-tier limitsNot published[20]AdsYes, Google AdSense[21]LoggingIP, visited hostname and timestamps; proxy usage logs kept 12 months[21]
4everproxyCostFree with ads; paid product is a VPN from $3.95/month[22]Locations10 server locations and 21 exit-IP locations, including Tor[22]Free-tier limits"No speed or file size limitations"; sessions deleted 2 hours after you close the browser[23]AdsYes, on the free proxy only[24]LoggingSays it keeps no logs of URLs, browsing history or DNS queries[24]
KProxyCostWas free, metered; paid KProxy PRO for unlimited use[25]LocationsTen numbered public servers; no countries published[26]Free-tier limitsFree use metered by time and data; cap not published[25]AdsYes — "KProxy displays links to advertisers"[27]LoggingIP, browser, Wi-Fi network name and the sites you access through it[28]
hide.me ProxyCostFree, no account; paid plans are for its VPN[29]LocationsGermany, Netherlands, Finland[29]Free-tier limitsNot published for the web proxy[29]AdsPolicy allows third-party ad cookies[30]LoggingSays it doesn't log your IP; policy says proxy server logs may include it[30]
Which tool

Web proxy, VPN or residential proxy?

Three tools that all change the IP a website sees, built for different jobs. The rows describe each kind of tool in general; individual services vary.

Web proxy, VPN and residential proxy compared
What it isWeb proxyA website that fetches another page for you and shows it inside its own siteVPNAn app that routes all of a device's traffic through an encrypted tunnel to the VPN's serversResidential proxyA gateway that sends your requests out through IP addresses of real home internet connections
What it coversWeb proxyThe one tab you're using it inVPNEverything on the deviceResidential proxyWhatever you point at it: a browser, app or scraper
SetupWeb proxyNone: paste a URLVPNInstall an appResidential proxyEnter host, port and credentials in your tool
IP typeWeb proxyUsually the proxy's own serversVPNUsually datacenter serversResidential proxyResidential (home ISP) addresses
Good forWeb proxyOpening a blocked page once, quicklyVPNPrivate browsing on public Wi-Fi, streaming abroadResidential proxyScraping, ad and SEO checks, managing accounts, anything automated
Usually costsWeb proxyFree, often ad-supportedVPNMonthly subscriptionResidential proxyPer GB of traffic

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A website that loads another website for you. You paste a URL into its box, its server fetches the page, and you see it inside the web proxy's own site, so the target site sees the proxy's IP address instead of yours. Nothing is installed, and it only covers the tab you use it in.

It depends on the service, which is why each review quotes what its privacy policy says it logs and keeps. Every page you open passes through the operator's server, so anything you type, including passwords, is visible to it. Avoid logging in to accounts or entering payment details through a free web proxy.

A web proxy works inside one browser tab and needs no setup. A VPN is an app that routes all of a device's traffic through an encrypted tunnel. A VPN covers more, but you have to install it and usually pay for it.

Not well. A web proxy is a web page made for a person clicking around, so a scraper or app can't connect through it the way it connects through a proxy gateway, and free tiers often cap time or bandwidth. For automated or high-volume work, a residential proxy gives you a host, port and credentials to use in any tool, with IPs from real home connections.

From each service's own site: its home page, FAQ, terms and privacy policy, read on the date shown on each review and linked as a numbered source. We don't publish speed or reliability figures because we haven't measured them. If something is out of date, tell us on live chat and we'll correct it.

Sources · 30Every price and policy on this page, linked to where it came from — checked October 12, 2026.

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  1. [1]CroxyProxy on Patreon — membership (linked from BlockAway's Premium button) — checked October 12, 2026
  2. [2]CroxyProxy — terms of use — checked October 12, 2026
  3. [3]CroxyProxy — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
  4. [4]ProxySite.com — free web proxy (archived copy, Oct 6, 2026) — checked October 12, 2026
  5. [5]ProxySite.com — terms of service (archived copy, Sep 29, 2026) — checked October 12, 2026
  6. [6]ProxySite.com — privacy policy (archived copy, Mar 11, 2026) — checked October 12, 2026
  7. [7]BlockAway — free web proxy (home page) — checked October 12, 2026
  8. [8]BlockAway — terms of use — checked October 12, 2026
  9. [9]BlockAway — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
  10. [10]Proxyium — free web proxy (home page and FAQ) — checked October 12, 2026
  11. [11]Proxyium — web proxy policies — checked October 12, 2026
  12. [12]Proxyium — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
  13. [13]VPNBook — contact and privacy — checked October 12, 2026
  14. [14]VPNBook — free web proxy — checked October 12, 2026
  15. [15]VPNBook — YouTube proxy — checked October 12, 2026
  16. [16]ProxyOrb — free web proxy (home page and FAQ) — checked October 12, 2026
  17. [17]ProxyOrb — terms of service and web proxy policy — checked October 12, 2026
  18. [18]ProxyOrb — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
  19. [19]ProxyPal — free web proxy (home page and FAQ) — checked October 12, 2026
  20. [20]CoProxy — free web proxy — checked October 12, 2026
  21. [21]CoProxy — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
  22. [22]4everproxy — free web proxy and VPN (home page) — checked October 12, 2026
  23. [23]4everproxy — web proxy — checked October 12, 2026
  24. [24]4everproxy — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
  25. [25]KProxy — extension help (archived copy, May 15, 2025) — checked October 12, 2026
  26. [26]KProxy — home page (archived copy, Jun 18, 2025) — checked October 12, 2026
  27. [27]KProxy — terms of use (archived copy, Jun 16, 2025) — checked October 12, 2026
  28. [28]KProxy — privacy policy (archived copy, Jun 20, 2025) — checked October 12, 2026
  29. [29]hide.me — free web proxy — checked October 12, 2026
  30. [30]hide.me — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026

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