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WebRTC Leak Test

Run a free WebRTC leak test to check whether your browser exposes your real public IP, local IP, IPv6 address, or mDNS candidate while using a VPN or proxy

Overview

Check if WebRTC exposes your real IP

The test runs automatically in your browser and compares your HTTP connection with WebRTC candidates to detect possible IP leaks

WebRTC and your HTTP exit IP take the same path. No separate identity is exposed.

WebRTC is a browser technology that allows direct audio, video, and data connections between users. To create those connections, the browser collects ICE candidates, which can include public IPs, local network IPs, IPv6 addresses, and mDNS candidates.

The issue is that WebRTC can use browser network interfaces separately from your normal web connection. That means your website traffic may go through a VPN or proxy, while WebRTC still reveals another IP path.

Platform

Platform capabilities for this workflow

Quality filtering, flexible sessions, geo targeting, and standard HTTPS/SOCKS5 endpoints from one dashboard.

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Residential

Real-user IPs for high-trust scraping and research. From $2.20/GB.

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Mobile

Carrier 4G/5G paths for social and mobile-first flows.

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ISP

Static residential-grade lines from $2.99/IP.

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HTTPS & SOCKS5

Standard protocols for browsers, scrapers, and apps.

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Sticky or rotate

Match session length to logins, carts, or bulk crawls.

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Geo targeting

Country, city, and ZIP options on eligible plans.

Deep dive

What is a WebRTC leak?

For proxy users, the fix is usually in the browser, anti-detect profile, or automation setup, not only in the proxy itself.

Yes. A proxy can route normal HTTP or SOCKS5 traffic correctly while WebRTC still uses the browser’s network interfaces. Gateproxies proxies support HTTPS and SOCKS5, but WebRTC protection depends on your browser, anti-detect profile, or automation setup.

WebRTC uses ICE candidates to find possible network paths for peer-to-peer connections. If your browser is not configured correctly, those candidates can reveal IP information outside your VPN or proxy tunnel

The website runs JavaScript that creates an RTCPeerConnection in your browser

Workflow

Can WebRTC leak when using proxies?

Step 1

Create a Gateproxies account and open the dashboard.

Step 2

Choose residential, mobile, or ISP based on the job and risk profile..

Step 3

Set country or city targeting and sticky vs rotating sessions.

Step 4

Copy the proxy string into your browser, scraper, or antidetect profile.

Step 5

Monitor success and usage, then scale bandwidth as needed.

Step 6

Contact support if a target needs protocol or geo tuning.

Details

How WebRTC exposes your IP

Gateproxies is built for operators who need clean exits and predictable sessions for webrtc leak test workflows. You pick the IP class, set rotation or sticky behavior, and keep auth simple in the dashboard.

Residential pools start from $2.20/GB on high-volume monthly tiers. Mobile follows the same bandwidth ladder. ISP static lines start from $2.99/IP for long-lived logins.

Success rates depend on your target stack, but quality filters reduce weak endpoints before they enter rotation. That keeps scrapers, browsers, and automation jobs more stable over time.

Integrate with Puppeteer, Playwright, AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, and system tools like Proxifier using standard username and password proxy strings.

Pricing snapshot

How to fix a WebRTC leak

Residential and mobile bandwidth scales from starter packages down to $2.20/GB on high-volume monthly tiers. ISP is priced per IP.

Monthly tier$/GBPay as you go$/GB
2 GB$4.252 GB$5.00
20 GB$3.7520 GB$4.50
100 GB$3.00100 GB$3.45
450 GB$2.60450 GB$2.92
1k GB$2.201k GB$2.45
ISP staticFrom $2.99/IP
FAQ

FAQs

Yes. Pick residential, mobile, or ISP based on risk and session needs, then point your tool at the proxy host from the dashboard.
Residential and mobile use per-GB packages (billed monthly or pay as you go). ISP is priced per IP. There are no free unlimited plans.
HTTPS works for most browser and scraper stacks. SOCKS5 is available when your tool prefers it.
Yes on eligible products. Hold the same IP for multi-step flows, or rotate per request for bulk collection.
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