Fluxzy
8.5#1 in web debugging proxies€49 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSAPILinux
VisitFluxzy vs Sniper
What both publish
| Fact | Fluxzy | Sniper |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Fluxzy describes itself as a debugging tool for developers and security engineers. | It is aimed at penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, security researchers, and developers who need to inspect network traffic. |
| License | Fluxzy.Core is GPLv3; the Desktop application is proprietary, and a separate commercial license is offered for closed-source embedding. | The repository identifies Sniper as MIT licensed. |
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
Sniper plans
- SniperFree
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 Sniper if…
Sniper is aimed at security testers, bug bounty hunters, researchers, and developers who need to inspect or modify network traffic. It may fit users who can account for its Windows and remote-listener setup notes.