Use CoProxy if…
3- You want a quick one-off look at a public page from somewhere other than your own IP.
- You'd rather use a free proxy from a company that names itself and publishes a full privacy policy.
- Where the page loads from doesn't matter.
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CoProxy Review
What CoProxy costs, what it limits, where its servers are and what its privacy policy says it keeps — from its own site, every fact linked to its source.
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Up to 250 MB freeResidential traffic to try it with. No card.
Country or cityPick where the page loads from, not whichever server is free.
Any browser, app or scraperSet it once and every tab goes through it, not just one box.
The short answer
CoProxy's free web proxy comes from a named, UK-registered proxy company and needs no signup, but it carries Google AdSense ads, may log your IP and the sites you visit (CoProxy keeps proxy usage logs for 12 months), and lets you pick no location.
CoProxy itself says the free tier is for one-off checks, not accounts you can't afford to lose.
About CoProxy
CoProxy, on the record
Facts from their own site and policies — no review-site hearsay. Each one is linked to its source.
What CoProxy does well
4- A named, registered operator: CoProxy Ltd, company number 15888162, active on Companies House.[3]
- Its privacy policy lists what the free proxy collects, every third-party processor and its retention periods.[2]
- No installs and no signup: "paste a URL and go".[1]
- Says plainly what the free tier isn't for: it is "risky for accounts you cannot afford to lose".[1]
Where CoProxy is limited
5- The free proxy may collect your "IP address, Visited website or hostname, Timestamp data", and CoProxy keeps proxy usage logs for 12 months.[2]
- Google AdSense runs on the free proxy page and may set persistent third-party cookies.[2]
- Part of the free proxy runs on a third party, Reflect4, whose own policies may also apply to your data.[2]
- "CoProxy does not guarantee anonymity, privacy, or non-attribution", and proxied pages may be modified or cached in transit.[7]
- No server or country picker on the free proxy, and no published free-tier limits.[1]
Side by side
CoProxy vs a residential proxy
Not the same product, so no row is scored. CoProxy opens a page inside its own site; a residential proxy is a gateway your browser, app or scraper connects through, on IPs from real home connections.
| Feature | CoProxy | Loopway residential |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs | CoProxyFree, no signup[1] | Loopway residentialFree, up to 250 MB of residential traffic, no card[4] |
| How you use it | CoProxyPaste a URL or search term into the box on its free proxy pageOnly that tab's requests are rerouted[1] | Loopway residentialA gateway you set in any browser, app or scraper: HTTP(S), SOCKS5, plus UDP on UDP Residential[5] |
| Locations | CoProxyNo location pickerLocations not published[1] | Loopway residentialCountry and city on residential and mobileState on Premium; carrier ASN on Mobile; included[5] |
| Limits | CoProxyNot published[1] | Loopway residentialNone: top up a balance and pay per unit[6] |
Beyond the browser tab
Need more than one tab? Use a residential proxy
Up to 250 MB of residential traffic free, no card. Set it in your browser, app or scraper and pick the country or city.
Which one fits
An honest verdict
Use a residential proxy if…
4- You need to choose the country, state or city.
- You're working with accounts, ads or search results, where shared infrastructure gets flagged — as CoProxy itself warns.
- You need proxies in a scraper, bot or app rather than a browser tab.
- You want a balance that never expires and a free trial with no card.
The Loopway standard
No asterisks. Six things that are true on every plan.
The price you see is the price you pay
Every rate on this site is computed from the same price book checkout charges from. No hidden setup fees, no contracts, no sales call.
Credit that never expires
Top up once and spend it on any of the nine networks, whenever you need it. Unused balance stays in your account.
Credentials in seconds
Sign up, pick a plan and your endpoint, username and password are live before the checkout tab closes.
One gateway, every protocol
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every product, plus UDP on UDP Residential and Static ISP. Point your stack at one host.
Sessions on your terms
Rotate on every request or hold a sticky IP. Country, city, state and carrier targeting are set in the username.
Humans on chat, around the clock
Talk to people who run the network, not a ticket queue. Most questions are answered in minutes, any time of day.
FAQ
CoProxy: questions
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Yes. It needs "no installs, no signup", and CoProxy's privacy policy says Google AdSense ads run on the page. CoProxy's residential, mobile and datacenter proxies are separate paid products.
CoProxy's privacy policy says the free web proxy may collect your IP address, the website you visit and timestamps, and that its proxy usage logs are kept for 12 months. Its terms say "CoProxy does not guarantee anonymity, privacy, or non-attribution."
CoProxy Ltd, registered in England and Wales under company number 15888162 at 128 City Road, London; Companies House shows it incorporated on 9 August 2024. Its terms are governed by the laws of the State of Israel.
CoProxy advises against it: the free tier "runs on shared infrastructure that anti-bot systems can recognize" and is "risky for accounts you cannot afford to lose." For accounts, a residential proxy with IPs from real home connections is the usual choice.
coproxy.io. The free tool is at coproxy.io/tools/free-web-proxy/, and the old /free-web-proxy/ path redirects there.
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Sources · 7Every price and policy on this page, linked to where it came from — checked October 19, 2026.
Providers change prices often — confirm on their site before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us on live chat and we'll correct it.
- [1]CoProxy — free web proxy — checked October 12, 2026
- [2]CoProxy — privacy policy — checked October 12, 2026
- [3]Companies House — COPROXY LTD (15888162) — checked October 12, 2026
- [4]Loopway — free trial (FAQ) — checked October 19, 2026
- [5]Loopway — UDP residential proxies — checked October 19, 2026
- [6]Loopway — pricing — checked October 19, 2026
- [7]CoProxy — terms of service — checked October 12, 2026
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