Use ProxyPal if…
- You need to open one public, blocked page once and don't mind where it loads from.
- Nothing you'll view or type is sensitive.
Web proxy review
ProxyPal Review
What ProxyPal 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
ProxyPal is a free, one-box web proxy at proxypal.net. It claims no download limits and YouTube support, but it publishes no privacy policy, terms or operator, and its "Ad-Free Experience" claim sits on a page that carries a sponsored banner and loads Google AdSense. Without a privacy policy, there's no way to know what it does with your traffic.
- Cost
- Free, no paid plan[1]
- Server locations
- No location picker; locations not published[1]
- Free-tier limits
- None published; claims no download limits[1]
- Ads
- Claims ad-free, but shows a sponsored banner and loads Google AdSense[1]
- Logging
- Not published — no privacy policy[1]
- Run by
- Not published; "Powered by PlainProxies"[1]
About ProxyPal
ProxyPal, on the record
Facts from their own site and policies — no review-site hearsay. Each one is linked to its source.
What ProxyPal does well
Where ProxyPal is limited
- No privacy policy, terms or logging statement is published; the usual policy addresses return 404.[1]
- No operator is named — the only attribution is "Powered by PlainProxies".[1]
- Advertises an "Ad-Free Experience", yet the page carries a sponsored VPN banner and loads Google AdSense.[1]
- No server or country picker, and no server locations published.[1]
- proxypal.com isn't the proxy — it redirects to a parked page; the proxy is at proxypal.net.[6]
Side by side
ProxyPal vs a residential proxy
Not the same product, so no row is scored. ProxyPal 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 | ProxyPal | SerpProxies residential |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs | ProxyPalFree, no paid plan[1] | SerpProxies residentialFree, up to 2 GB of residential traffic, no card[2] |
| How you use it | ProxyPalPaste a URL into the single box on its home page and press Browse; there is no server choice[1] | SerpProxies residentialA gateway you set in any browser, app or scraper: HTTP(S), SOCKS5, plus UDP on UDP Residential[3] |
| Locations | ProxyPalNo location picker; locations not published[1] | SerpProxies residentialCountry, state, city and ASN, included[3] |
| Limits | ProxyPalNone published; claims no download limits[1] | SerpProxies residentialNone: top up a balance and pay per unit[4] |
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 need to know who handles your traffic and what they log.
- You need a particular country, state or city.
- You need proxies in a scraper, bot or app rather than a browser tab.
- You're working with accounts or ads, where IPs from real home connections matter.
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”
#1 Proxy Provider
“Very helpful staff. Always available to answer any questions if new. Proxies are #1 best in the game. 🔥 🔥”
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
ProxyPal: questions
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Yes. Its FAQ says "Our service is completely free", and no paid plan is listed.
ProxyPal says traffic through it is encrypted and your IP is masked. It publishes no privacy policy, terms or logging policy, so how it handles what passes through it is not stated. Don't log in to accounts or enter anything sensitive through it.
ProxyPal says it is "compatible with major platforms like Google, Facebook, and YouTube" and runs a dedicated YouTube web proxy page.
ProxyPal doesn't name an operator. Its page says "Powered by PlainProxies", a proxy provider whose imprint lists 3xK Tech GmbH in Germany, but PlainProxies' own site doesn't mention ProxyPal.
The web proxy runs at proxypal.net. proxypal.com only redirects to a parked "/lander" page with no proxy on it.
It advertises an "Ad-Free Experience", but its home page shows a sponsored VPN banner and loads Google AdSense.
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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]ProxyPal — free web proxy (home page and FAQ) — checked October 12, 2026
- [2]SerpProxies — free trial (FAQ) — checked October 12, 2026
- [3]SerpProxies — UDP residential proxies — checked October 12, 2026
- [4]SerpProxies — pricing — checked October 12, 2026
- [5]ProxyPal — YouTube web proxy — checked October 12, 2026
- [6]proxypal.com (redirects to a parked page) — checked October 12, 2026
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