Use Proxyium if…
- You need to open one blocked page in a browser tab, once, for free.
- A European, US or Singapore IP is enough.
- You won't log in to anything or type anything sensitive.
Web proxy review
Proxyium Review
What Proxyium costs, what it limits, where its servers are and what its privacy policy says it keeps — from its own site, every fact linked to its source.
Prices and policies checkedThe short answer
Proxyium is a free web proxy with three server locations (Poland/France, the US and Singapore) and nothing to install. It is fine for opening a blocked page now and then. Its privacy policy says it logs your IP address, ISP and timestamps for up to 60 days and that third-party ad networks receive your IP, it doesn't say who runs it, and its rules forbid automated use.
- Cost
- Free, no paid plan[1]
- Server locations
- Poland/France, United States, Singapore[1]
- Free-tier limits
- No time cap published; large files cut off at an unstated size[2]
- Ads
- Third-party ad networks, per its privacy policy[3]
- Logging
- IP, browser, ISP and timestamps, kept up to 60 days[3]
- Run by
- Not published[3]
About Proxyium
Proxyium, on the record
Facts from their own site and policies — no review-site hearsay. Each one is linked to its source.
What Proxyium does well
- Free with no account and nothing to install: "absolutely free" and usable "without having to install any kind of software".[1]
- Three selectable server locations: Poland/France, the United States and Singapore.[1]
- Says every proxied page is served over SSL, "even the ones that don't have SSL by default".[1]
- Publishes a log retention period — 60 days from the date of access — rather than leaving it open.[3]
- Proxied pages can be shared with a permalink.[1]
Where Proxyium is limited
- Logs IP address, browser type, ISP, date and time stamp and referring/exit pages, kept up to 60 days.[3]
- Its privacy policy describes third-party ad networks that receive your IP address, though the home page promises browsing "without annoying ads".[3]
- Files over an unstated size are "automatically cut off", despite the home page's "No Download Limit".[2]
- The site labels two of its three locations, United States and Singapore, "(Slow)" itself.[1]
- No company name, address, country or contact email is published — only a chat widget.[3]
- Its policies prohibit automated crawling and "feeding a robot, automatic process, or other non-human browser".[2]
Side by side
Proxyium vs a residential proxy
Not the same product, so no row is scored. Proxyium opens a page inside its own site; a residential proxy is a gateway your browser, app or scraper connects through, on IPs from real home connections.
| Feature | Proxyium | SerpProxies residential |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs | ProxyiumFree, no paid plan[1] | SerpProxies residentialFree, up to 2 GB of residential traffic, no card[4] |
| How you use it | ProxyiumPaste a URL into the box on its home page and pick one of three countries; the page loads through its servers[1] | SerpProxies residentialA gateway you set in any browser, app or scraper: HTTP(S), SOCKS5, plus UDP on UDP Residential[5] |
| Locations | ProxyiumPoland/France, United States, Singapore[1] | SerpProxies residentialCountry, state, city and ASN, included[5] |
| Limits | ProxyiumNo time cap published; large files cut off at an unstated size[2] | SerpProxies residentialNone: top up a balance and pay per unit[6] |
Beyond the browser tab
Need more than one tab? Use a residential proxy
Up to 2 GB of residential traffic free, no card. Set it in your browser, app or scraper and pick the country, state or city.
Which one fits
An honest verdict
Use a residential proxy if…
- You're running a scraper, bot or app — Proxyium's policies forbid automated use.
- You need a specific country, state or city beyond its three locations.
- You need IPs from real home connections, which sites trust more than shared proxy servers.
- You want a provider that names itself and doesn't run third-party ads.
Don't take our word for it.
Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 18 reviewers on Trustpilot. Every quote below is a real review, word for word.
4.6 on TrustpilotGood service
“Great proxy service with reliable connections and good speeds. The proxies have been stable and worked well for my needs. Setup was easy, and the support team was responsive when I had questions. Good value for the price — highly recommended!”
Good quality proxy
“Good-quality proxy with fast speeds, reliable connections, and affordable pricing. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a trustworthy and cost-effective proxy service.”
Amazed
“The residential proxy plan is very nice since the IPs was not detected in the database I checked which is epic. The price is cheap too which makes SerpProxies worth it.”
I would recommend these proxies
“I would recommend these proxies, because they are so stable, with high speed and clean. I worked with my webscrapping bot and its performance was good”
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They offer the best free trial to test…
“They offer the best free trial to test your service before subscription and their proxy is very strong”
FAQ
Proxyium: questions
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Yes. Its FAQ says "It is absolutely free", and the site has no paid plan. Its privacy policy describes third-party advertising partners, which is how a free proxy like this is usually paid for.
Its privacy policy says it logs your IP address, browser type, ISP, date and time stamps and referring pages, and aims to keep them for 60 days. Third-party ad networks on the site also receive your IP address. Every page you open passes through its servers, so don't log in to accounts or type passwords through it.
Proxyium says it supports YouTube and runs a dedicated YouTube proxy page. It doesn't publish anything about video quality or signing in.
Three, picked from a dropdown next to the URL box: Poland/France (labelled "Fast"), the United States and Singapore (both labelled "Slow").
It doesn't say. Its privacy policy and web proxy policies refer only to "proxyium.com" and give no company name, address or country. The only contact is a chat widget.
The home page says "No Download Limit", but its web proxy policies say "Files larger than a specified size are automatically cut off". The size isn't published.
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Sources · 6Every price and policy on this page, linked to where it came from — checked October 12, 2026.
Providers change prices often — confirm on their site before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us on live chat and we'll correct it.
- [1]Proxyium — free web proxy (home page and FAQ) — checked October 12, 2026
- [2]Proxyium — web proxy policies — checked October 12, 2026
- [3]Proxyium — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
- [4]SerpProxies — free trial (FAQ) — checked October 12, 2026
- [5]SerpProxies — UDP residential proxies — checked October 12, 2026
- [6]SerpProxies — pricing — checked October 12, 2026
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