Proxium

Proxium is a self-hosted HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy gateway that provides an admin UI, accounts, quotas, TLS, and outgoing IP pools.

Proxium is a self-hosted proxy service for HTTP and SOCKS5 traffic managed entirely through a web admin panel and a REST API. It runs via Docker and handles accounts, traffic quotas, speed limits, outgoing IP pools, and TLS certificates without requiring config file reloads. The system is designed for AI agents, company gateways, proxy selling, scraping, and personal use, blocking internal networks and cloud metadata by default to prevent unauthorized access. It supports basic username and password authentication, bearer tokens, and trusted networks while storing secrets securely with salted hashes and field-level encryption. The proxy updates policies within seconds through memory caching and writes traffic statistics in batches, allowing management operations to run independently from proxy traffic.

Proxium at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: Web, self-hosted, open source, API
Pricing: Free
Released: October 2026
Category: AI agent tool
Website: github.com/koldakov/proxium

Key features

HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy on the same port
Web admin panel and REST API
Traffic quotas and speed limits per account
Outgoing IP pools and dedicated IPs
Basic and bearer token authentication
Trusted networks without credentials
TLS encryption for proxy connections
Outbound access control lists

Use it for

Manage proxy access and traffic limits for AI agents
Control company network traffic and block internal access
Sell proxy accounts with monthly traffic quotas and expiry
Scrape websites using random outgoing IP pools
Run a personal TLS-encrypted proxy on a VPS

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