About shellroute
Shellroute is a proxied shell for terminal workflows. Open a session or route one command, then use the commands you already know without routing your whole machine.
Traditional proxies start with dashboards, zones, hosts, ports, and credentials. Shellroute starts in the terminal and manages the proxy session, credentials, rotation, usage, and cleanup.
shellroute proxy --country US Each shellroute session gets its own country-specific route. Other terminals and applications stay untouched. Pay only for the bandwidth you use.
What we believe
Proxy access should match the work you're doing. Give a quick command one route and a longer session another. Each stays isolated, metered, and easy to stop.
Developer tools should feel like developer tools. Shellroute is a CLI, not a proxy dashboard. Country selection, IP rotation, session control, and usage stay in the terminal.
Responsible infrastructure matters. shellroute is designed for legitimate developer workflows — geo-testing, QA automation, public web data, ad verification, and localization checks. We maintain an acceptable use policy and take abuse reports seriously.
Who it's for
- Developers who need to test from specific countries
- QA teams running geo-specific automation
- Data teams collecting public web data with residential exits
- AI agent builders giving agents controlled proxy access per task
Get in touch
Have a question? Email support@shellroute.com or follow us on X and GitHub.
Start proxying your shell.
Open a session, connect a proxy, and run commands normally
Pay per use · Open-source CLI · No contracts