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Proxyman

Desktop and mobile HTTP debugging proxy for inspecting and rewriting app traffic.

Free plan + paidHTTP and network debugging tools
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About Proxyman

Proxyman is an HTTP and HTTPS debugging proxy built first as a native Mac app and now also available for Windows, Linux, iOS and Android. It captures traffic from the computer, phones and emulators, previews JSON, GraphQL, JWT and cookies, and offers breakpoints, Map Local, Map Remote, scripting and diffing for changing requests and responses on the fly. One-click setup for the iOS Simulator and Android emulator makes it popular with mobile developers. A free trial version is limited to a single debugging rule and basic features. Paid licenses are perpetual with a year of updates and cover all desktop platforms, with mobile apps included in higher tiers; teams can choose perpetual seats or a yearly subscription with cloud workspaces. It is closed source, and the free version is too limited for regular work.

Best for: Mobile and web developers who want a modern, native GUI for HTTP debugging.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Native, fast interface on macOS
  • One-click capture from iOS Simulator and Android emulator
  • One license covers macOS, Windows and Linux
  • Perpetual license option

Why people leave

  • Free version allows only one debugging rule
  • Closed source
  • Mobile apps only included with higher tiers

Top Proxyman alternatives

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  1. 1Charles Proxy logo
    Charles Proxy

    Cheaper one-time license and a long track record, with a similar breakpoint and rewrite toolset.

    66.5
  2. 2mitmproxy logo
    mitmproxy

    Free and open source, with Python scripting for automating what Proxyman does through its GUI.

    62.6
  3. 3Requestly logo
    Requestly

    Rule-based request interception and mocking with a free tier and browser extension.

    50.3

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Proxyman: common questions

Is Proxyman free?

Proxyman has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Proxyman open source?

No, Proxyman is not open source. Open-source alternatives include mitmproxy.

What platforms does Proxyman run on?

Proxyman is available for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Proxyman?

The highest-ranked Proxyman alternatives right now are Charles Proxy, mitmproxy and Requestly. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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