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United States Residential Proxy Test

Use ProxyCheck as a free online tool focused on United States residential proxy test. Useful for lists that should exit in United States (US). Helpful when you need to validate residential exits before you rely on them. Paste a proxy list, run one bulk check, and read live status, latency, exit IP, location, anonymity, IP type and risk score. No signup and no API key for the public checker.

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Public tool · no signup · HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS4 / SOCKS5

What you can check

Supported formats

ip:port · ip:port:user:pass · user:pass@ip:port · scheme://ip:port (http / https / socks4 / socks5). Up to 500 proxies per check.

How to run a United States residential proxy test check

Tip: remove blanks and comments from your list first for cleaner counts.

FAQ — United States residential proxy

What does this United States residential proxy test page do?

This page explains how to use ProxyCheck for United States residential proxy. Open the free checker, paste your list, and review live results for status, latency, exit IP, anonymity and risk.

Which proxy formats are supported?

ProxyCheck accepts ip:port, ip:port:user:pass, user:pass@ip:port and scheme://ip:port for HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5.

Is the checker free?

Yes. The public bulk proxy checker is free and does not require registration.

How do I know a proxy exits in United States?

After a check, open the result card and read the location field. GeoIP shows country and city for the exit IP — filter for United States manually from the results.

How is a residential proxy detected?

ProxyCheck classifies IP type from ASN/org signals after the proxy connects. Use it to separate residential exits from other categories in your list.

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