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AliveProxy.com alternative: the site is still publishing

aliveproxy.com was serving normally on September 16, 2026, under the title "AliveProxy WEB SSL VPN Anonymous Secured Internet Access Services.

Billal AinaouiSeptember 17, 2026Updated September 17, 20263 min read

AliveProxy.com alternative: the site is still publishing

aliveproxy.com was serving normally on September 16, 2026, under the title "AliveProxy WEB SSL VPN Anonymous Secured Internet Access Services. Tunnel Virtual Private ". The Internet Archive has been capturing it since October 16, 2003.

What it was

AliveProxy publishes other people's proxy addresses as a list of IP and port pairs. It is run independently, not by a proxy seller.

The record, with dates

The Internet Archive first captured aliveproxy.com on October 16, 2003, and last captured it on September 1, 2026, 23 years apart, 6000 captures in all, the most of them in 2010. Read on September 17, 2026.

The registry record for aliveproxy.com says the name was registered on March 29, 2001, its term runs to March 29, 2027, the registrar of record is Cloudflare, Inc.. Read on September 17, 2026.

What we checked, and how

We asked aliveproxy.com ourselves on September 16, 2026, from a datacenter connection in Germany, following redirects by hand so the chain is on the record. What came back: AliveProxy WEB SSL VPN Anonymous Secured Internet Access Services. Tunnel Virtual Private (HTTP 200). We did not read the site from a home connection and we did not save its pages; the result above is the whole of what we took.

aliveproxy.com, as we found it on September 16, 2026
  • Still publishingwhat came back: AliveProxy WEB SSL VPN Anonymous Secured Internet Access Services. Tunnel Virtual Private (HTTP 200)
  • An archive historyOct 16, 2003, to Sep 1, 2026, 6,000 captures
  • A registry recordregistered Mar 29, 2001, the term runs to Mar 29, 2027
Source: Our check from a datacenter connection in Germany, the Internet Archive and the registry record · hproxy.comProxy.

What to use instead

A free list is a list of other people's machines, and it behaves like one: the addresses that answer at breakfast are gone by lunch, the country label is often wrong, and anything you send through one is readable by whoever runs the exit. That is true of every name on this page, alive or gone.

If you are testing whether a target blocks proxies at all, a free list is fine and costs nothing. If the job has to finish, has to come from a country you chose, or carries a login, it needs addresses somebody is accountable for. What we sell starts at $0.18 per GB, pay as you go, with no plan to reach first.

Our own maintained lists are here, and the wider picture of which of these sites still work is in our census of free proxy sites.

The limits of this record

  • We checked once, on one day, from one place.
  • We do not know who runs it, where the addresses come from, or whether anyone tests them before publishing. Nobody in this corner of the market publishes that.

This page is due for a re-check by March 16, 2027, or sooner if the status above changes.

Sources

  • HProxy, our own status check of aliveproxy.com, September 16, 2026, from a datacenter connection in Germany.
  • Internet Archive, capture index for aliveproxy.com. Read September 17, 2026.
  • Registry record (RDAP) for aliveproxy.com. Read September 17, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is AliveProxy still working?

aliveproxy.com was serving normally on September 16, 2026, under the title "AliveProxy WEB SSL VPN Anonymous Secured Internet Access Services. Tunnel Virtual Private ". The Internet Archive has been capturing it since October 16, 2003.

Are free proxy lists safe to use?

Treat every address on one as a machine you do not control. Whoever runs the exit can read unencrypted traffic and see every destination you request, so nothing carrying a login, a payment or personal data belongs on a free proxy. For a throwaway check against a public page, the risk is your time.

Why do free proxy addresses stop working so fast?

Because most of them were never meant to be public. A free list is largely misconfigured servers and short-lived hosts, so the same address that answers in the morning is gone by the afternoon. Any list, however well maintained, is a snapshot of a population that turns over constantly.

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