How to make a Roblox proxy and host it for free

I’ve seen a few “how to make your own proxies” posts but they all either:

  • require payment
  • are hosted in one location
  • have overcomplicated code

So, here’s an extremely simple one, using Cloudflare. Hosted globally for minimal latency and a free subdomain.

First, if you haven’t already, make a CF account for free on https://dash.cloudflare.com.

Then, go to Workers when you’re done on the sidebar. Click the “New” button.

This is where it gets a little scary, so stay with me.

If you don’t have NPM/Node installed already, install them. If you don’t know how to, look it up.

Run the following:

npm create cloudflare

When prompted, type basicproxy.

Then, use the arrow keys to select “Template from a GitHub repo”. Paste in https://github.com/pyxfluff/BasicProxy.

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Give it a minute to install. When done, hit “yes” both times:
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When it asks you in your browser just click accept

Then it should deploy. Ignore the “ERROR” in the console.

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Go back to your Cloudflare dashboard and click the newly created worker.

Go to Settings and click the “enable” button next to the domain.

And there you go! You now have your very own Roblox proxy for use in games. On your Free plan you should get up to 100K requests a day with blazing speeds.


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I don’t understand, where do I have to write the code about npm node. Sorry I’m not experienced with java :confused:

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No, you don’t. All you have to do is clone the repo and run the commands.

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@pyxfluff i had a draft tutorial on cloudflare workers saved but you beat me to it ;‎)

anyway a slightly easier method of deploying for beginners is through the workers.new link:
https://deploy.workers.cloudflare.com/?url=https://github.com/pyxfluff/BasicProxy

obviously you’ll still have to sign up but might make the cmd line stuff easier!

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