The Lite Plan is Back!
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We’re bringing back our Lite plan!
It was our most popular offering that allows for a truly unlimited proxy usage.
What You Get with Lite
The Lite plan is designed for developers who just need the essentials. It’s perfect if you’re proxying text-based content like, JSON APIs, HTML pages, CSV files, and similar formats, but don’t want to worry about request limits or bandwidth caps.
You’ll get unlimited requests and unlimited data transfer, all running through our EU infrastructure at lite.corsfix.com. No usage anxiety, just a straightforward proxy that works.
Lite vs. Standard Plans
| Lite Plan | Standard Plans (Hobby, Growth, Scale) |
|---|---|
| Unlimited requests at lite.corsfix.com | Unlimited requests at proxy.corsfix.com |
| Unlimited web apps | Unlimited web apps |
| Unlimited data transfer | Data transfer varies by plan |
| Shared RPM pool for all visitors | RPM per visitor (by IP address) |
| Text content only (JSON, HTML, CSV, etc.) | All file types supported |
| 1 MB max uncompressed content size | No content size restriction |
| No caching | Cached responses available |
| Secrets supported | Secrets supported |
| EU infrastructure | Global infrastructure |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “shared RPM pool”?
With the Lite plan, all your visitors share the same rate limit pool. For example with 600 RPM, that is split across all concurrent users of your app. In contrast, Standard plans give each visitor their own individual RPM limit based on their IP address, so one user can’t exhaust the rate limit for everyone else.
What counts as “uncompressed content size”?
The 1 MB limit refers to the original file size before any browser compression (like gzip or brotli). This is the actual size of the content being proxied, not the compressed size sent over the network.
Does the Lite plan use a different URL?
Yes. Lite requests go through https://lite.corsfix.com, while Standard plan traffic uses https://proxy.corsfix.com. Update your proxy base URL like in the example below:
// GET requestfetch("https://lite.corsfix.com/?https://api.example.com/users") .then((response) => response.json()) .then((data) => console.log(data));
// POST requestfetch("https://lite.corsfix.com/?https://api.example.com/users", { method: "POST", body: JSON.stringify({ name: "John" }), headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json", },});Will EU infrastructure affect my latency?
Latency varies by region: under 50ms from Europe, under 100ms from the US, and under 150ms from Asia-Pacific. For most API and text content use cases, this should be sufficient. If you need lower latency globally, our Standard plans offer worldwide infrastructure.
Get Started
The Lite plan is available now in your billing page. If you’ve been holding back because of usage limits, this is for you.
For projects that need higher throughput, global infrastructure, or support for all file types, check out our standard plans, as they’re still the best option for high-performance production apps.