Fluxzy
8.5#1 in web debugging proxies€49 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSAPILinux
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NetworkSpy
8.5#2 in web debugging proxiesFrom $18 a yearFree planAndroidiOSAPILinux
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Fluxzy | NetworkSpy |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation depth | The .NET documentation includes getting-started material, API reference pages, more than 20 examples and rule-action references. | The repository includes separate files for custom viewers, features, MCP, security, contributing and installation, indicating implementation-level documentation and extension guidance. |
| Integrations | Official NuGet packages provide Fluxzy engine access for .NET Standard 2.1, .NET 6, and .NET 8 applications. | The site lists a native Model Context Protocol bridge for connecting traffic to AI agents and SSO/SAML integration on the Business plan. |
| Refund policy | Fluxzy offers a full refund when contacted within 14 days of purchase. | The pricing page states that NetworkSpy offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. |
Fluxzy plans
- Enterprise (Perpetual) — 1–9 seats€59, paid once
- Enterprise (Perpetual) — 10–49 seats€49, paid once
- Enterprise (Perpetual) — 50+ seats€39, paid once
- Community EditionFree
- Pro (Perpetual)€49, paid once
- Enterprise (Perpetual)€59, paid once
NetworkSpy plans
- FreeFree
- Personal$18 a year
- Professional$29 a year
- Team Starter$49 a month
- Lifetime$99, paid once
- Business$149 a month
Pick Fluxzy if…
Fluxzy is aimed at developers and security engineers who need to inspect or modify application traffic. Its mobile capture options cover Android apps through a local VPN and iOS apps routed to the proxy.
Pick NetworkSpy if…
NetworkSpy suits developers who need to inspect, edit, replay, or mock network traffic across desktop and mobile devices. Its token analysis, custom viewers, and team plans may also suit people debugging AI streams or working with colleagues.