Active discovery sources
All valid public IPv4 HTTP, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 candidates from these feeds enter the local checker queues. Duplicate protocol/IP/port combinations are merged. An imported candidate is not a published working proxy.
ProxyScrape
Publisher’s stated refresh: 5 minutes. Our collection target: approximately every 30 minutes.
3,663 valid candidates in the last successful fetch.
Last fetched: 2026-10-13 12:29 UTC.
Status: ok.
Repository code: MIT. Public endpoint data is provided as-is; no warranty.
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Publisher’s stated refresh: 1 hour. Our collection target: approximately every 30 minutes.
1,263 valid candidates in the last successful fetch.
Last fetched: 2026-10-13 12:29 UTC.
Status: ok.
MIT repository. Copyright (c) 2022 monosans; see the retained license notice.
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Checks run on two local computers, separately from the web host. Work is divided by endpoint identity. A row identifies its assigned measuring node; it is not a claim that both nodes independently verified that endpoint.
local-a
Reporting recently
4,369 candidates attempted / 4,807 in this node’s current pool.
Last report: 2026-10-13 12:31 UTC.
local-b
Reporting recently
4,178 candidates attempted / 4,840 in this node’s current pool.
Last report: 2026-10-13 12:29 UTC.
Other sources reviewed
Proxifly offers protocol and country datasets under a GPL-3.0 repository license. TheSpeedX publishes downloadable proxy lists with educational-use notes. Neither is currently imported here; redistribution terms and incremental coverage need further review. We do not treat a publicly readable repository as a blanket privacy or reuse guarantee.
Attribution and redistribution
ProxyScrape’s README distinguishes MIT-licensed code from public endpoint data supplied as-is. monosans publishes its repository under MIT. The source notices linked above are retained without modification. Our exports identify contributing sources; retain those notices and attribution when redistributing source-derived data. No ownership of the listed endpoints is implied.
The source list is factual attribution, not an endorsement or paid placement. Endpoint IP and port are public connection metadata. Credentials are excluded from this import pipeline. We do not fetch login-protected lists, bypass CAPTCHAs or accept arbitrary URLs from visitors.
Failure and removal policy
A source fetch failure does not mark every previously known endpoint healthy or dead. Local checks remain the authority for publication, with a one-hour expiry. A failed recheck removes the endpoint from the next node snapshot. If you operate an endpoint and want it removed, contact us through Contacts with the public IP, port and protocol. Read the complete check methodology and site privacy policy.