Free Proxy List Archive

The archive is updated daily at 10:00 UTC. A new date entry is added each day with that day's verified proxy snapshot. Historical entries remain unchanged.

Proxies from older dates are likely no longer working, as free proxies have short lifespans. Old archive entries are best for trend analysis and comparison. For currently working proxies, always use the latest daily list.

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Use the search box to type a date (e.g., 2026-07-16 or July 2026), or use the month filter dropdown. You can also click on any highlighted date in the calendar view to jump directly to that day's proxy list.

Free proxies typically have 30-60% uptime because they are shared by many users, run on volunteer servers, and lack dedicated infrastructure. For production use requiring reliability, consider ROLA IP's premium residential proxies designed for 99.9% uptime and typical sub-100ms latency.

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The Free Proxy List Archive is an automated daily snapshot repository created by Rola-IP's scanning infrastructure. Every 24 hours, our systems record, verify, and catalog thousands of public proxy servers across protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5. This archive stores historical performance metrics, uptime percentages, and latency stats, allowing researchers, network administrators, and developers to review the evolution of global public proxy availability over time.

No. Free and open proxies have extremely short lifespans—often remaining active for only a few hours or days due to network resets, heavy traffic congestion, or immediate IP blacklisting by major platforms. The archive is primarily designed for historical network auditing, scraping post-mortem analysis, and connectivity testing. If you need active nodes right now, please check our live daily snapshot or switch to our persistent Residential Proxies.

Security analysts and data engineers use archived proxy logs to identify recurring malicious IP ranges, trace automated scraping footprints, and study the churn rates of autonomous systems (ASNs). Furthermore, academic researchers leverage this data to map global network censorship, test geo-blocking trends across different continents, and build baseline datasets for machine learning classification models.

Public proxies cannot deliver enterprise-level reliability. If your business depends on continuous uptime for web scraping, ad verification, or market intelligence, you should upgrade from public lists to Rola-IP's Dedicated ISP & Residential Networks. With a 99.9% uptime SLA, clean IP history, and automatic failover routing, our commercial proxies eliminate the constant downtime and latency issues inherent to free public lists.