Depends on which region you pick. Frankfurt ~42ms for European users; the region picker shows live latency for each option.
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Speed on any proxy is dominated by two things: latency between your device and the proxy region, and load on that specific region. AnyProxy runs six edge regions and shows real-time latency in the picker so you can choose the closest one. Typical numbers: Frankfurt from Europe is 30-60ms; Singapore from Southeast Asia is 20-50ms; Virginia from the eastern US is 15-40ms; the paid regions (London, Tokyo, São Paulo) improve latency for users near them. Once the region is picked, the proxied page loads roughly as fast as if you accessed it directly from that region — the proxy adds one hop (client → proxy → destination), which is usually 10-30ms of extra latency depending on your location. For interactive browsing (search, scrolling, reading) that overhead is invisible. For HD video streaming, Pro tier priority routing further reduces the latency penalty. For a specific speed test on your network, try opening a page through the free tier and check the load time — the region latency in the picker is a good predictor.
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