Fluxzy
8.5#1 in web debugging proxies€49 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSAPILinux
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Tucano Proxy
6.7#15 in web debugging proxiesFree planFree planWebAPIExtensionLinux
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Fluxzy | Tucano Proxy |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Official NuGet packages provide Fluxzy engine access for .NET Standard 2.1, .NET 6, and .NET 8 applications. | The project documents MCP integration and an installable coding-agent skill; its CLI can open the web inspector in Maestri, Orca, or a system browser. |
| License | Fluxzy.Core is GPLv3; the Desktop application is proprietary, and a separate commercial license is offered for closed-source embedding. | The repository identifies the project as MIT-licensed and credits Paulo Cabral. |
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
Tucano Proxy plans
- MIT LicenseFree
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 Tucano Proxy if…
Tucano Proxy suits developers who need to inspect and replay web traffic from a CLI, terminal, browser-based interface, or desktop app. Linux users should note that prebuilt CLI targets use glibc, not Alpine/musl.