This page shows public proxy servers with IP addresses detected in Switzerland. Since the list is usually compact, each row is worth reading carefully before you test it.
If you want to compare Switzerland with other European locations, see the European proxy list.
Start with city and ISP. Swiss entries may come from different networks even when they use the same protocol or port. The ISP column helps you separate a hosting provider, corporate network, or local network before testing.
Then check anonymity, Last Checked, and Uptime. A transparent proxy may still connect, but it can expose more proxy-related request data than anonymous or elite entries. A recently checked proxy with better uptime is usually the safer first test.
If a Switzerland proxy fails, confirm that the protocol matches your settings. Then try another recent entry from the table before switching to another country.
A Swiss free proxy list is often too small to be a real choice. You may find a few public IPs, but most of them are slow, overloaded, or stop responding after a short time. If you need many Swiss IPs with better speed and steadier access to Swiss websites, use our paid Swiss proxies.
