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Fast Proxy List
Every proxy here was measured for response time and kept only if it responded quickly. If latency matters for your scraper or bot, this low-latency subset saves you from testing thousands of slow entries.
Fast proxies right now: —
Each TXT line is a plain host:port. The JSON file adds protocol, latency, quality score and the last-checked timestamp.
How 'fast' is measured
During each health check every proxy is timed against a reference request, and
the result is stored as latencyMs. This subset keeps only the
low-latency entries and sorts them fastest-first, so the top of the file is the
quickest. For raw throughput, combine this with the
top-1000 quality subset.
How to use these proxies
Pick an entry and point your client at it — the usage is identical to any other proxy. See the full HTTP, SOCKS5 and Python guides for copy-paste code, and the rotating proxy guide to loop over the list with retries.
Frequently asked questions
How is proxy speed measured?
Each proxy is timed against a reference request during verification and stored as latencyMs. This list keeps only low-latency entries, sorted fastest-first.
How often is the fast list updated?
Hourly, like the rest of the list. Latency is re-measured every cycle, so a proxy that slows down drops out.
Fast but still failing?
Speed does not guarantee longevity — free proxies still rotate. Loop over several and retry; see the rotating proxy guide.