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How to choose proxy software tools
Proxy software sits between your apps and the network. It sends traffic through the proxies you choose and lets you switch between them. The options in this category differ in a few ways:
- What gets proxied. System-level tools like Proxifier can send any app's traffic through SOCKS or HTTPS proxies, including proxy chains. Browser-based tools like FoxyProxy work on the web.
- Platform. Proxifier runs on Windows, macOS and Android. FoxyProxy is listed for the web. Pick the tool that fits where your traffic starts.
- Pricing model. Proxifier offers a free trial before you pay. FoxyProxy is listed as paid, but it also offers free proxy management add-ons.
- Software only, or software plus servers. Proxifier routes traffic through proxies you already have. FoxyProxy also sells proxy and VPN servers in 67+ countries, and it's open source if you want to read the code.
We haven't tested these tools. Check current terms with each vendor before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Is there free proxy software?
FoxyProxy is listed as paid, but it offers free proxy management add-ons and is open source. Proxifier has a free trial, so you can try it before you pay.
How much does proxy software cost?
We don't have exact prices for these tools. Proxifier uses a free trial followed by a paid license. FoxyProxy charges for its proxy and VPN servers. Check each vendor's site for current prices.
What should I look for in proxy software?
Check whether it can route every app or only browser traffic, which platforms it supports, whether it handles SOCKS, HTTPS and proxy chains, and whether you need it to come with proxy servers.
What are the alternatives to Proxifier?
In this category, FoxyProxy is the main alternative. It works on the web, is open source, and also sells proxy and VPN servers in 67+ countries. Proxifier only routes traffic through proxies you supply.

