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Proxium

Your own proxy service in one `docker run`. HTTP and SOCKS5 with accounts, quotas, speed limits, outgoing IP pools and a web admin panel. Self-hosted, open source, no config files.
Terminal window
docker run -d --name proxium -p 80:80 -p 8080:8080 -v proxium:/var/lib/proxium \
-e SUPERUSER_CREATE=true -e [email protected] -e SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=change-me \
ikoldakov/proxium
Policy rule: 1 Mbit/s in working hours, except work sites

A policy rule: 1 Mbit/s in working hours, except GitHub and Atlassian. Applies in seconds, no restart.

AI agents

Give each agent its own token, cap its connections, speed and traffic, see what it used per day. An agent browsing the web can’t reach your internal network or cloud metadata, even if a prompt injection tells it to.

Company gateways

The office network connects without passwords, everyone else with an account. Throttle everything but work sites in working hours. Internal networks and cloud metadata stay unreachable.

Selling proxies

Accounts with expiry, monthly traffic quotas counted from the day the client paid, speed tiers, dedicated IPs, traffic per day. Revoke a client in one click.

Scraping and automation

Listen on many IPs and port ranges at once, go out from a random IP of a pool on every connection, cap connections per target host.

A personal proxy

A TLS-encrypted proxy on your VPS with an HTTPS admin panel, set up in minutes.

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