Check your proxy setup before it costs you
Test connectivity and latency of any HTTP or SOCKS proxy, catch browser leaks, look up the IP sites actually see, and audit a page's SEO tags, free, no account required.
Check connections
HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies from any provider.
Detect leaks
Catch WebRTC exposure and identity mismatches.
Verify IP data
Exit IP, network owner and approximate location.
Start testing your proxy setup
Free, provider-agnostic, no account required. Test connection quality, verify your visible IP, and catch browser leaks before they affect your workflow.
Proxy Checker
Test connectivity and proxy-added latency of any HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy and see the exit IP it presents.
Try now →IP Lookup
See the IP address websites actually see when you connect, plus its country, region, city, timezone and local time.
Try now →WebRTC Leak Test
Check whether your browser's WebRTC peer connections would expose your real public or local IP to every page.
Try now →Meta Tag Checker
Fetch any page and review its title, meta description, Open Graph, Twitter and canonical tags exactly as crawlers see them.
Try now →When to run these checks
A ten-second check before an important workflow prevents the expensive failures.
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Before starting a workflow
Check which IP address, network owner and approximate location websites will see before running scraping, automation or account management tasks.
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Before relying on a proxy
Confirm the endpoint connects, returns a valid response and performs well enough for the task, before you wire it into a production job.
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Before logging into accounts
Run the WebRTC leak test so a browser fingerprint doesn't reveal a mismatched real IP while a proxy or anti-detect profile is active.
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When a connection feels slow
If a proxy feels slow or blocked, measure connect latency and throughput instead of guessing, the numbers tell you whether to retry, rotate or switch.
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