Updated Oct 5, 2026
Proxy Services

Oxylabs
Monthly proxy plans with targeting down to ZIP code and ASN
Oxylabs at a glance
from our research
Residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter proxies plus Web Scraper API, for companies collecting web data
One entry node; username parameters set location, ASN, coordinates and sessions of up to 24 hours
No pay-as-you-go option: plans carry a fixed monthly allowance, and refunds close after 3 days
Residential Starter is $30 a month for 5 GB and Basic $100 for 20 GB, both billed monthly
Overview
What is Oxylabs?
Oxylabs sells proxies and web scraping tools. Its About page dates the company to 2015 and places its headquarters in Vilnius, Lithuania. The proxy range covers residential, mobile, ISP, dedicated ISP and datacenter IPs, and Oxylabs cites 175M+ residential IPs, 20M+ mobile IPs in 140+ countries and a datacenter pool of 1.9M+ IPs in 188 countries. Next to the proxies it sells Web Unblocker, Web Scraper API and Agent Browser.
Residential traffic goes to a single backconnect entry node, pr.oxylabs.io:7777, and each request gets a random IP unless parameters in the username say otherwise. Those parameters set continent, country, state, city, ZIP code (US), ASN, coordinates or geohash, and a session ID keeps one IP for 10 minutes by default or up to 1,440 minutes. Connections use HTTP, HTTPS, HTTP/3 or SOCKS5, and whitelisted IPs can stand in for passwords. Web Scraper API adds JavaScript rendering, a Custom Parser, result storage and a Scheduler. Oxylabs presents its products for collecting search results and web data, including data for AI agents, model training and retrieval-augmented generation.
Customers work in a web dashboard that includes a Web Scraper API Playground, with Python and Go SDKs, a Chrome proxy extension and integration guides for Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright and Scrapy. Proxies are sold as monthly plans with a fixed allowance: residential and mobile by the GB, ISP by the IP, and datacenter by the IP or the GB. Web Scraper API plans are monthly too and charge for successful results.
Our verdict on Oxylabs
Oxylabs fits companies with a predictable monthly volume that want detailed targeting included in the price. Residential geo-targeting down to ZIP code is free, the username parameters also reach ASN, coordinates and geohash, and sessions can last up to 24 hours. Every residential plan lists unlimited concurrent sessions, 3 proxy users and 10 whitelisted IPs, which lets a small team share one account. HTTP/3 support sits alongside HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, and Web Scraper API charges for successful results, with a free trial covering 2,000 of them.
Flexibility is the weak point. The pricing pages show no pay-as-you-go option, so every proxy purchase is a monthly plan with a fixed traffic or IP allowance, and residential plans are topped up from the dashboard, by up to 100 GB, when traffic runs short. The refund window closes 3 calendar days after the first transaction, with less than 20% of traffic used on Regular plans, and payouts can take 15 business days. Every customer fills out a KYC form, unusual use cases get reviewed, and the residential trial is available only on request through a contact form.
Residential Starter costs $30 a month for 5 GB ($6 per GB), Basic $100 for 20 GB ($5), Advanced $500 for 125 GB ($4) and Corporate $2,500 for 1 TB ($2.50). At 50 GB a month Basic falls short, so the choice is Basic plus top-ups or Advanced at $500 with room to spare. Mobile plans start at the same $30, for 4 GB ($7.50 per GB). Shared ISP proxies start at $16 a month for 10 IPs, dedicated datacenter IPs at $2.25 each ($6.75 for 3), and Web Scraper API at $49 a month for up to 98,000 results.
Choose Oxylabs if your traffic is steady and you need fine targeting for a few users on one account. Teams with uneven months should look at Bright Data, which sells residential traffic pay as you go at $8 per GB with no monthly minimum. For a flat 50 GB a month, Decodo's 50 GB residential bundle costs $150, well under the Advanced plan, though Advanced includes 125 GB.
Written by Lokesh Kapoor
Pros & cons
Oxylabs pros and cons
What it does well
- Residential geo-targeting down to ZIP code is free, with ASN and coordinate options too
- Residential plans include 3 proxy users, 10 whitelisted IPs and unlimited concurrent sessions
- HTTP/3 support alongside HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Web Scraper API charges for successful results and includes a Scheduler
Where it falls short
- No pay-as-you-go option; every proxy plan is a monthly allowance
- Refund requests must arrive within 3 calendar days of the initial purchase
- Residential trials are by request through a contact form
Editor's assessment from vendor documentation and published pricing
Pricing
Oxylabs pricing
Oxylabs's paid plans start at $1.60/month, right at the $1.60 median across the 5 tools in our Proxy Services ranking. A free trial is available.
Residential Starter
per month, 5 GB at $6 per GB
- 175M+ residential IPs in 195 locations
- Free geo-targeting down to ZIP code
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
- 3 proxy users and 10 whitelisted IPs
- 24/7 support
Usage: Billed monthly with a fixed traffic allowance and dashboard top-ups of up to 100 GB. Basic is 20 GB at $5 per GB ($100), Advanced 125 GB at $4 ($500) and Corporate 1 TB at $2.50 ($2,500).
Mobile Starter
per month, 4 GB at $7.50 per GB
- IPs from real mobile devices
- 140+ countries
- Country, state, city and ASN targeting
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
- 24/7 support
Usage: Billed monthly with a fixed traffic allowance. Basic is 15 GB at $6.67 per GB ($100), Advanced 100 GB at $5 ($500) and Corporate 715 GB at $3.50 ($2,500).
ISP Starter
per IP, per month
- 25 locations, including US, UK, Germany
- Premium ASN providers
- Unlimited bandwidth with fair usage
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support
- 24/7 support
Usage: Starter is 10 IPs at $1.60 per IP ($16), shared with up to 3 users. Advanced is 100 IPs at $1.30 ($130) and Premium 500 IPs at $1.20 ($600); dedicated ISP proxies start at $3.20 per IP for 5 IPs.
Datacenter (dedicated)
per IP, per month, dedicated
- 1.9M+ IP pool in 188 countries
- Country-level targeting
- Unlimited bandwidth with fair usage
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support
- 24/7 expert support
Usage: Dedicated IPs are sold from 3 to 3,000, with the page quoting $2.25 per IP at 3 IPs ($6.75). Shared IPs cost $1.20 per IP (10 to 3,000 IPs) or $0.59 per GB (20 GB to 2 TB).
Web Scraper API (Micro)
per month, up to 98,000 results
- Up to 98,000 results a month
- JavaScript rendering
- CAPTCHA handling and adaptive parsers
- Scheduler and batch queries
- Charged only for successful results
Usage: Success-based billing, from $0.50 per 1,000 results on Amazon, $1.00 on Google and $1.15 elsewhere, or $1.35 with JavaScript rendering. Starter is $99 for up to 220,000 results and Advanced $249 for up to 622,500; the free trial covers 2,000 results.
Checked against Oxylabs (Teso LT)'s pricing page on October 5, 2026 · see the full breakdown
Capabilities
Oxylabs features
Checked against the same feature list as every other tool in its category.
Network & Coverage
- Included:10M+ IP poolA pool large enough that rotation rarely reuses an address on the same target.
- Included:Datacentre proxiesFast, cheap server-hosted IPs suited to undefended targets.
- Included:Mobile (4G/5G) proxiesCarrier-assigned mobile IPs, the most trusted and most expensive type.
- Included:Residential proxy poolIP addresses from real consumer connections, which pass most detection.
- Included:Static ISP proxiesDatacentre-hosted IPs registered to consumer ISPs, which are fast and look residential.
Targeting & Control
- Included:City & ASN targetingSelect IPs by country, city, and network operator rather than country only.
- Included:JavaScript renderingRuns a real browser so client-rendered pages return complete HTML.
- Included:Managed scraping APIAn endpoint that handles retries, rendering and unblocking, returning parsed data.
- Included:Rotation controlConfigure when and how addresses rotate rather than accepting a default.
- Included:Sticky sessionsHold the same IP for a defined period so multi-step flows work.
Compliance & Support
- Included:24/7 technical supportRound-the-clock access to engineers who understand the product.
- Included:Compliance frameworkKYC checks, use-case review and a documented compliance programme.
- Not included:Pay-as-you-go optionBuy traffic without a monthly commitment or expiring credits.
- Included:Published ethical sourcingA documented consent model explaining how residential IPs are obtained.
Ecosystem
Oxylabs integrations
- Node.js
- Playwright
- Puppeteer
- Python
- Scrapy
Videos
Watch Oxylabs in action
Product walkthroughs from Oxylabs's own YouTube channel.
How to Set Up a Proxy in Shadowrocket | Oxylabs Proxy Integration Tutorial
Alternatives
Top Oxylabs alternatives
Tools that do the same job, from the same category.
Bright Data
Best for registered companies that want proxies and scraping APIs under one contract
Decodo
Best for small teams buying residential proxy traffic by the GB on a self-service account
SOAX
Best for data teams that split residential and mobile proxy access across projects or clients
Fit check
Will Oxylabs fit your team?
Support
- Email support
- Live chat
- Phone support
- Knowledge base
Training
- Documentation
- Video tutorials
- Webinars
Deployment
- Web
Typical users
- Mid-size companies
- Enterprises
FAQs
Oxylabs FAQs
Written by our editorial team.
How much does Oxylabs cost?
Residential proxies start at $30 a month for 5 GB on the Starter plan, billed monthly. Basic is $100 for 20 GB, Advanced $500 for 125 GB and Corporate $2,500 for 1 TB, so the rate falls from $6 to $2.50 per GB. Mobile plans start at $30 for 4 GB, shared ISP proxies at $16 a month for 10 IPs, and Web Scraper API at $49 a month for up to 98,000 results. See Oxylabs pricing.
Does Oxylabs offer pay as you go?
No. Oxylabs' pricing pages list only monthly plans with a fixed traffic or IP allowance, billed monthly, and residential plans can be topped up from the dashboard by up to 100 GB when the allowance runs out. Buyers who want to pay for exactly the traffic they use can compare Oxylabs vs Bright Data: Bright Data sells residential traffic pay as you go at $8 per GB.
Does Oxylabs have a free trial?
Partly. A residential trial is available once, on request through a contact form, and new accounts get 5 free datacenter IPs. Web Scraper API has a free trial that covers 2,000 results. Oxylabs doesn't state a trial length in days. Because refunds must be requested within 3 calendar days of the first purchase, these trials are the low-risk way to try the network before paying for a plan.
What is Oxylabs' refund policy?
Refunds cover self-service products only and must be requested within 3 calendar days of the first transaction. Less than 20% of the plan's traffic may be used on Regular plans (10% on Enterprise), and the account can't have a suspension, a chargeback or an earlier refund. Oxylabs says the payout can take up to 15 business days. See Oxylabs alternatives for providers with other terms.
How do sessions and targeting work on Oxylabs residential proxies?
Everything is set in the proxy username. Requests go to one entry node, pr.oxylabs.io:7777, and get a random IP unless parameters say otherwise. A sessid parameter keeps the same IP for 10 minutes by default, sesstime extends that up to 1,440 minutes, and sessid_oneip binds the session to one exit node and returns a 502 error if that node drops. Targeting covers continent, country, state, city, ZIP code (US), ASN, coordinates and geohash.
Sources & methodology
Product details come from Oxylabs (Teso LT)'s public website and documentation (Lithuania). Every plan and price was checked against the vendor's pricing page on October 5, 2026. We haven't tested this product hands-on; the verdict is a desk assessment. How we research and rank tools
- Founded 2015
- 1 language supported
- oxylabs.io
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