HTTP Toolkit
7.0#9 in web debugging proxiesFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
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NetworkSpy
8.5#2 in web debugging proxiesFrom $18 a yearFree planAndroidiOSAPILinux
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| Fact | HTTP Toolkit | NetworkSpy |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The integrations page lists Android, Python, JavaScript, Ruby, Java, Docker, and Electron, and says HTTP Toolkit can also be configured manually as an HTTP proxy. | The site lists a native Model Context Protocol bridge for connecting traffic to AI agents and SSO/SAML integration on the Business plan. |
| License limit | A Pro account can be used on multiple devices but is linked to one individual and must not be shared or transferred. | The pricing FAQ says an individual license is limited to one device and team licenses are per-seat. |
| Purpose | HTTP Toolkit is an open-source tool for debugging, testing, and building with HTTP. | NetworkSpy is an application-level HTTP/HTTPS debugging tool for capturing and analyzing network traffic. |
HTTP Toolkit plans
- HobbyistFree
- Professional—
- Team—
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 HTTP Toolkit if…
It suits developers and technical teams who need to inspect or modify HTTP traffic across supported clients and environments. Teams needing shared licensing or private support can ask about team options.
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.