Best UDP proxies
Why choose anyIP UDP proxies
We built full UDP support across our residential and mobile pools. No fuss. Just plug in and go.
What you get
- Snappier connects from fewer handshake trips and 0-RTT on repeat connects.
- Traffic that matches how many sites speak today with HTTP/3 over QUIC on UDP, WebRTC support and more.
- The same anyIP controls you like. Country and city targeting, sticky or rotating sessions.
Use it for browsing, API work, and automation against targets that have moved to HTTP/3. When a destination only accepts TCP, your requests take the normal TCP path, so nothing breaks.
What is a UDP proxy
A UDP proxy forwards datagrams instead of streams. That lets apps and sites use protocols that live on UDP, like QUIC for HTTP/3, WebRTC checks, and more. You get lower latency and a network shape that mirrors modern browsers and phones.
If you use SOCKS5, UDP is part of the spec. Clients send a UDP ASSOCIATE command and the proxy relays datagrams for you.
How anyIP UDP works
Your app connects to anyIP using HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5. If the target speaks HTTP/3, we pass QUIC over UDP end-to-end. If the target stays on HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2, traffic uses TCP as usual.
Controls you keep
- Country, state, city, ASN targeting
- Rotation rules or sticky sessions
- and more
Compatibility notes
- Works with standard proxy clients and stacks that support SOCKS5 UDP.
UDP speed and stealth benefits
Frequently asked questions
1. Do I need special software?
Pick a client that supports UDP or enable the UDP option so it can send the UDP ASSOCIATE command.
2. Is UDP faster?
It reduces handshake trips and removes stream-level head-of-line blocking, which often cuts latency and stalls.
3. Does UDP make me undetectable
No one is 100 percent invisible, but matching the site’s transport and timing removes a big tell. Pair UDP with good fingerprints and sane behavior for best results.
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