FREEPROXY

One real Polish 4G/5G mobile proxy port for one hour. Full access — same IP rotation, same protocols (HTTP, SOCKS5, OpenVPN, VLESS/Xray), no bandwidth cap. The trial proxy is on the same dedicated physical modems or real Android phones with real SIM cards as paid plans, just time-limited.

60 minutes from activation. The proxy auto-expires; nothing to cancel. You can try once per account / fingerprint to prevent abuse.

No. Register with email + password (or Google / GitHub OAuth), activate from the dashboard, and the proxy spawns instantly. No payment method captured at any point.

The trial proxy has the same throughput as paid plans (typical 30–80 Mbps download). The only limit is duration. You can rotate the IP unlimited times within the hour, run scrapers, log into accounts, whatever you'd do with a paid proxy.

Yes. The trial IP comes from the same Polish carrier pool (Orange, T-Mobile, Plus, or Play) we use for paid users. If something works in the hour, it'll work on a paid plan. If a target detects the IP as proxy in the trial, it'll detect it on a paid plan too.

No. Each trial gets a dedicated port on a real modem — same architecture as paid plans, you're the only client on that port for the hour.

Generally no. Public free proxies are usually compromised hosts, honeypots, or networks logging your traffic. They're slow, often dead, and any login data passing through them should be considered exposed. The 1-hour Proxy Poland trial is the alternative — real infrastructure, time-limited instead of trust-limited.

Because they're abused — every scraper, spammer, and bot in the world cycles through them. Their IPs land on Spamhaus, Cloudflare's bad-reputation lists, and IPHub's `block: 1` flags. Mobile carrier IPs (the trial type) are not on those lists because they're shared with millions of legitimate phone users.

The trial proxy is on dedicated infrastructure with no traffic logging — same privacy posture as paid plans. We don't inspect or store user-traffic content. Use the same caution you'd use on any third-party network: prefer HTTPS, avoid sites with self-signed certs through the proxy.

Trial = 1 hour, 1 proxy. Paid = 1+ days at $11/day, 7 days at $30, 30 days at $60 (effective $2/day), 90 days at $150, 180 days at $250 — and you can buy multiple proxies. Paid plans keep the same core features: rotation, protocols, bandwidth policy, and carrier choice.

Register at /auth/register, log into your dashboard, click `Activate Free Trial`, and the proxy host:port + login:password appear immediately. Copy them into your client and you're online.

No — that's what paid plans are for. After the hour, the trial proxy is reclaimed and the modem returns to the available pool. Going from trial to a paid 1-day plan ($11) is the cheapest way to keep testing.