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HTTP is a good fit for simple web fetches, parser testing and anonymity grading. If you only need a different tunnel model, compare HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 for the same country.
Free Brazil HTTP proxy list
This page locks the live list to Brazil HTTP proxies. Use it when you need LATAM geo tests, Portuguese storefront checks and mobile-market QA. HTTP proxies stay request-aware, so they are useful when you want to see or compare forwarding-header behavior instead of hiding it completely. Free rows still expire fast, so treat this page as a candidate pool and verify before relying on it.
| Proxy | Protocol | Country | Anonymity | Latency | Uptime | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45.168.244.16:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 5100 ms | 16% | 2026-07-07T20:46:32Z |
| 179.125.61.201:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 4140 ms | 10% | 2026-07-07T20:46:28Z |
| 201.91.248.67:20183 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 4900 ms | 6% | 2026-07-07T20:46:23Z |
| 170.81.131.70:3128 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 2720 ms | 9% | 2026-07-07T20:46:21Z |
| 170.238.38.15:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 4420 ms | 10% | 2026-07-07T20:46:20Z |
| 191.252.111.160:7000 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 1900 ms | 34% | 2026-07-07T19:15:18Z |
| 168.194.147.18:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 2800 ms | 10% | 2026-07-07T19:10:02Z |
| 177.85.7.122:80 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 4800 ms | 15% | 2026-07-07T17:31:54Z |
| 187.19.201.217:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 4880 ms | 10% | 2026-07-07T16:40:50Z |
| 179.185.75.94:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 3900 ms | 9% | 2026-07-07T16:40:49Z |
| 186.250.160.255:8090 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 2560 ms | 36% | 2026-07-07T16:40:46Z |
| 138.0.143.120:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 5100 ms | 4% | 2026-07-07T16:36:26Z |
| 170.84.93.122:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 5080 ms | 16% | 2026-07-07T16:36:26Z |
| 179.48.25.1:8095 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 2060 ms | 19% | 2026-07-07T16:36:25Z |
| 187.62.191.3:61456 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 5080 ms | 8% | 2026-07-07T16:36:25Z |
| 191.5.38.6:54121 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 2380 ms | 22% | 2026-07-07T16:36:24Z |
| 170.84.147.216:8087 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 1660 ms | 15% | 2026-07-07T16:36:21Z |
| 45.239.175.60:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 620 ms | 64% | 2026-07-07T14:22:06Z |
| 177.136.44.193:54443 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 3640 ms | 15% | 2026-07-07T03:58:16Z |
| 200.205.240.130:3128 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 3540 ms | 7% | 2026-07-07T03:58:14Z |
| 201.140.209.33:3128 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 5100 ms | 26% | 2026-07-07T03:56:34Z |
| 186.250.202.104:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 3560 ms | 9% | 2026-07-07T03:56:32Z |
| 177.136.32.202:54443 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 5100 ms | 5% | 2026-07-07T03:56:32Z |
| 186.216.208.98:3128 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 3160 ms | 45% | 2026-07-07T00:58:05Z |
| 177.10.202.115:35452 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Elite | 2620 ms | 17% | 2026-07-06T23:05:03Z |
| 201.157.235.197:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 2680 ms | 15% | 2026-07-06T20:59:40Z |
| 177.55.68.68:8080 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 5100 ms | 12% | 2026-07-06T20:08:42Z |
| 45.168.244.10:9090 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 1720 ms | 61% | 2026-07-06T20:08:17Z |
| 179.189.120.146:3128 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 3880 ms | 41% | 2026-07-06T18:53:27Z |
| 187.103.105.20:8085 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 5100 ms | 15% | 2026-07-06T15:22:55Z |
| 201.23.119.74:3128 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 3400 ms | 11% | 2026-07-06T12:26:12Z |
| 189.50.45.46:1995 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 5100 ms | 6% | 2026-07-06T12:11:54Z |
| 187.94.222.170:3128 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 4340 ms | 20% | 2026-07-06T12:08:54Z |
| 45.175.59.2:61950 | HTTP | BR · Brazil | Anonymous | 2580 ms | 7% | 2026-07-06T11:37:52Z |
Why a Brazil exit matters
LATAM geo tests, Portuguese storefront checks and mobile-market QA usually depend on the destination seeing the right country. Confirm the resulting exit with My IP before you move on to a browser or scraper workflow.
Verification flow before you deploy
Export the rows, test them in the bulk proxy checker, and run the strongest candidate through Proxy Headers. Then review the matching guide and the country/operations guide before you scale traffic.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Brazil HTTP proxy?
It is a public proxy that exits in Brazil and was observed supporting HTTP. The destination website sees a Brazil IP when the row still works.
Why use the Brazil HTTP page instead of a generic list?
Because it narrows the pool to one country and one protocol first. That is closer to how real scraping, QA and localisation workflows are planned, and it cuts down the amount of dead filtering you have to do later.
How do I verify one of these proxies before using it?
Export the list, paste sample rows into the bulk proxy checker, then confirm the surviving exit IP and anonymity with My IP or the protocol-specific verification tool linked above.
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