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Fresh Proxy List
The freshest slice of the list — proxies confirmed working in the most recent verification cycle. If you want the newest, most-likely-alive free proxies, start here.
Freshly verified proxies: —
Each TXT line is a plain host:port. The JSON file adds protocol, latency, quality score and the last-checked timestamp.
Why freshness matters
Free proxies decay fast: a proxy that worked an hour ago may already be dead. This subset is limited to entries that passed the latest health check, so you get the highest hit rate before rotation thins them out. It is still worth looping over several entries and retrying on failure.
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
What makes these proxies 'fresh'?
They passed the most recent verification cycle. The whole list is re-checked hourly; this subset is the newest confirmed-working slice.
How often is it updated?
Hourly. Each record carries a lastChecked timestamp so you can see exactly when it was confirmed.
Will they still die?
Yes — free proxies are volatile by nature. Fresh means highest current hit rate, not permanence. Always rotate and retry; see the rotating proxy guide.