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If a competitor does the job for you today, keep using it. These pages exist so anyone comparing options has a plain-language read on what each proxy actually offers.
CroxyProxy has run since 2016 and is one of the largest web proxies by traffic, especially in Indonesia and Russia. It renders most social and video sites, with strong YouTube coverage thanks to a dedicated rewrite layer.
ProxySite has been online since 2012 and pulls more monthly traffic than any competitor. It runs on ads alone — no paid tier — which is why every navigation loads a full-page interstitial before the destination.
Blockaway launched around 2019 and grew fast in Indonesian and Vietnamese markets. Its interface is minimal — paste a URL, pick a region, go — but every navigation is preceded by a full-screen ad interstitial.
Proxyium is a newer entrant with a UI that reads as intentional — regions with live latency, a familiar URL bar, a paid tier that removes ads. Traffic is a fraction of the legacy proxies but growing.
KProxy has been running since 2005 and is one of the few web proxies that also ships a browser extension. The free tier is session-limited with a persistent banner; Pro at $5.
4everProxy has been online since around 2013 and stands out for the sheer number of exit regions it offers. The free tier is fully ad-supported; premium clears ads.
911 Proxy runs one of the largest sets of unblock landing pages in the category, backed by a paid proxy SaaS product. The landing pages rank on many intents (school, brand-alternative, per-country) but the free browsing experience is comparatively thin because the business model is the paid SaaS underneath.