Proxyman review
A broad, collaboration-ready proxy for mobile and desktop debugging, with no free plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Proxyman is a desktop and mobile HTTP/HTTPS debugging proxy for developers working across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. It captures and decrypts traffic, allowing teams to inspect requests and responses from browsers, apps, and development environments. Its audience is broad, but the product is particularly suited to mobile-focused teams that need both network debugging and shared workflows.
The feature set covers the main stages of HTTP troubleshooting. Developers can edit requests and responses with breakpoints, map responses to local files, mock traffic, replay requests, compose custom API calls, and route traffic through external HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS, and PAC proxies. WebSocket inspection supports WS and WSS traffic, while GraphQL debugging extends the proxy beyond ordinary request inspection. This breadth makes Proxyman useful when a team needs one tool for capture, modification, replay, and response simulation rather than a narrow traffic viewer.
Pricing is structured around both individual licenses and collaboration. The 14-day Trial provides a limited evaluation version. Standard costs $89 one-time for one device and includes macOS, Windows, and Linux, a perpetual license, and one year of updates. Personal costs $178 one-time for two devices and adds the iOS and Android apps. Team costs $99 per seat per year and adds team/company licensing, license management, and cloud collaboration features. Team Subscription costs $12 per seat per month with annual billing, adding cloud workspaces, 10GB of cloud storage per team, latest-version access, and team license management. Proxyman fits teams that value cross-platform coverage and shared debugging; buyers seeking a free starting point should choose an alternative.
Proxyman pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android
- Combines breakpoints, mocking, replay, WebSockets, and GraphQL debugging
- Team plans add cloud workspaces, log sharing, and license management
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Standard starts at $89 one-time for one device
- The Team Subscription requires annual billing
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