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Proxies for GitHub
Connect proxies to Git, the GitHub API, your own runners and work integrations. Use a static outgoing IP for whitelisted systems and check compatibility before buying.
Connect your work tools
- ToolsGit / API / CI/CD
- ProtocolHTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5
- IPstatic or sticky
- Authorizationlogin, whitelist or token
How GitHub proxies work
A proxy routes supported GitHub requests through an intermediate IP. It can be connected to a Git client, a script, the GitHub API or your own CI/CD infrastructure.
A static address is convenient when an external service accepts requests only from whitelisted IPs. A sticky session suits a short sequence of related actions.
A proxy does not change GitHub access rights or limits. Private repositories and the API still require standard authentication.
| Process | Setting | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Git and HTTPS | Static IP | Stable outgoing address |
| GitHub API | HTTPS proxies | Routing of permitted requests |
| Your own runner | Static proxy | IP for a whitelist |
Why use proxies for GitHub
Proxies help route work traffic through a given IP, connect your own tools and keep one address for integrations.
Git clients
Configure supported Git HTTPS operations through a proxy.
GitHub API
Connect permitted scripts and internal tools to the API.
CI/CD
Use a specific outgoing IP in your own build infrastructure.
Whitelists
Keep a static address for external systems with IP restrictions.
Which proxies to choose for GitHub
The choice depends on the tool, the traffic volume and whether you need to keep the outgoing IP unchanged.
Datacenter proxies
For Git and API work requests when speed and traffic cost matter.
From $0.50 / GB at 10,000 GBDatacenter proxies →Residential proxies
For permitted checks of public GitHub pages from the selected country.
From $0.60 / GB at 10,000 GBResidential proxies →Mobile proxies
For testing your own mobile tools through carrier IPs.
From $1.50 / GB at 10,000 GBMobile proxies →Static DC proxies
For your own runners and integrations that need an unchanging server IP.
$1 / IP / monthStatic DC →Static ISP proxies
For long work with a permanent IP from an internet provider network.
$2 / IP / monthStatic ISP →What GitHub proxies are suitable for
Git clone, pull and fetch
Route supported Git HTTPS operations through a given IP.
GitHub API
Route permitted requests from internal applications and scripts.
Your own runners
Set the outgoing address in a managed build infrastructure.
IP whitelists
Use a permanent address to access related work systems.
Repository monitoring
Check permitted events, releases and public data via the API.
Releases and packages
Configure supported downloads from GitHub Releases and Packages.
Ready settings for GitHub
Choose parameters for Git, API, your own runner or an integration with an IP whitelist.
Git over HTTPS
- Type
- Datacenter proxies
- IP
- Static or sticky
- Protocol
- HTTPS
- Authorization
- Login / password
For supported Git operations over an HTTPS connection.
GitHub API
- Type
- Datacenter proxies
- Protocol
- HTTPS
- IP
- Per integration requirements
- Authorization
- GitHub token separately
For permitted API requests within GitHub limits.
Your own CI/CD runner
- Type
- Static DC proxies
- IP
- Static
- IP change
- No change
- Authorization
- Whitelist / login
For managed infrastructure that needs a specific outgoing IP.
Long-term integration
- Type
- Static ISP proxies
- IP
- Static
- Protocol
- Per system requirements
- Authorization
- Whitelist / login
For workflows with an unchanging ISP IP.
Keep a suitable IP for GitHub
Git and CI/CD usually need a permanent address. Use IP change only where the workflow actually provides for it.
One address for an integration
Use a static proxy for a runner or a whitelist.
One IP for the session
Keep the address for a short sequence of related requests.
New address between checks
Change the IP between independent permitted checks of public pages.
Choose IPs in 195 countries
Set the country, state or region, city, ZIP and ASN for permitted checks and work connections. The availability of specific locations varies.
Connect proxies to GitHub
Use standard protocols and a suitable authorization method for Git, APIs, your own runners and work tools.
Git and HTTPS
For Git clients and operations that support HTTPS proxies.
GitHub API
For permitted requests of scripts and internal apps.
Public API
Automate the management of proxies and settings via the API.
Authorization
Login/password, IP whitelist or token — all methods are available.
PSB Proxy features for GitHub
Shared IP pool
Over 90M IPsShared PSB Proxy infrastructure for all proxy types.
Geography
195 countriesAvailability of specific locations may change.
Ports
Up to 2,500The limit can be raised on request.
Protocols
HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5All protocols are available for all pools.
Session TTL
1–1000 minutesWe recommend setting no more than 30 minutes.
Uptime
99,8%The declared service availability figure.
Authorization
3 methodsLogin/password, IP whitelist and token.
Public API
IntegrationFor automated settings management.
Proxy pricing for GitHub
Choose the proxy type for Git, API, CI/CD and the requirements for a permanent outgoing IP. The “from” rates for datacenter, residential and mobile proxies apply to the 10,000 GB package.
Datacenter proxies
For work requests when speed and traffic cost matter.
Datacenter proxy pricingResidential proxies
For permitted checks of public pages with geo targeting.
Residential proxy pricingNeed a permanent IP? Static DC proxies — $1/IP a month, static ISP proxies — $2/IP a month.
Use GitHub proxies responsibly
Follow GitHub's rules
Use standard authorization and take into account API limits, automated access rules and account security requirements.
Important. Do not use proxies to bypass restrictions, limits or security measures, for unauthorized access, spam or distribution of malicious code.
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Tracking public prices, discounts, availability and offer changes.
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Collecting data on the market, companies and local offers.
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GitHub proxy FAQ
Which proxies are suitable for GitHub?
Can I connect a proxy to Git?
Are proxies suitable for the GitHub API?
Do I need a static IP for GitHub Actions and CI/CD?
Can I keep one IP for the session?
Which protocols are supported?
Is there an API for managing proxies?
Does purchased traffic expire?
How do I get started?
How many ports can be used at the same time?
Which authentication methods are available?
Can proxies be used to bypass GitHub restrictions?
Get proxies for GitHub
Choose the proxy type, set up a permanent IP and connect PSB Proxy to Git, an API or your own CI/CD infrastructure.