FAQ
BusinessProxy is a managed browser proxy for work — easy to understand and easy for your security team to sign off on.
No. It manages Chrome’s proxy settings through a browser extension and does not route your whole operating system. Calls, local apps and non-browser traffic stay outside the proxy path. It is not an anonymity, unblock or scraping tool.
No. Users sign in with account email and password. The backend issues separate, short-lived proxy credentials for each session — the account password is never reused as the proxy credential.
On the browser-proxy path, no — there is no TLS interception. Filtering uses domains, network metadata and a versioned category list. The Layer-2 alias path is different: see the next question.
The alias path is a Layer-7 reverse proxy. To route requests, apply policy and record audit events, it processes HTTP method, path and headers — a different visibility level than the browser-proxy path. We disclose this on the security and Private App Access pages.
It's in Beta, offered as sales-assisted early access while we finish production hardening. Book a demo to discuss a pilot.
Paid plans are activated through secure checkout; renewal terms are shown at checkout and in your account. Try the extension free first — no card needed.
Free is for trying the extension and the onboarding flow end to end. Tight limits keep it focused on evaluation; when you are ready for real work, Business gives your team room to scale.