Oxylabs review

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Residential, datacenter, ISP and mobile proxies from a Lithuanian provider built around large-scale web scraping and data extraction.

From $0.44
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  • Pool size175M+ residential IPs; 2M+ datacenter; 20M+ mobile
  • Countries195
  • TrialOne-time only, upon request via form or email
Operating since 2015
Based in Lithuania
Last checked
Oxylabs official Website oxylabs.io

$0.44/GB is the pay-as-you-go rate for shared datacenter proxies; residential proxies start at $6/GB on the Starter plan ($30/month for 5GB).

Oxylabs is a Lithuanian proxy and scraping-infrastructure provider, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Vilnius, built for technical teams and companies harvesting web data at scale: ad verification, price monitoring, market intelligence or SEO. It is not a tool for occasionally masking an IP; its plans are sized for consumption in the multi-gigabyte or hundreds-of-IP range, sold as self-service subscriptions (Starter, Advanced, Premium...) topped up from the dashboard.

It sells the four usual types: residential (175M+ IPs, spanning 195+ countries according to the product page, though the homepage claims 188+), datacenter (2M+ IPs), mobile (20M+ IPs from real devices) and ISP (no published pool size, across 25 countries). Residential proxies support targeting down to country, city, state, ZIP, coordinates and ASN, with no advertised cap on concurrent sessions; datacenter and ISP proxies, by contrast, fall under a fair-use policy that cuts concurrent sessions from 100 to 10 per IP once a proxy passes 50GB of traffic in the billing cycle. Genuine pay-as-you-go only exists on the per-GB shared-datacenter plan ($0.44/GB); everything else is a monthly plan with top-ups, not a no-commitment balance. Oxylabs calls its residential IPs "ethically sourced", but the public documentation reviewed does not explain the actual mechanism — a partner network, an app that pays users, or a consent process — so that detail is not disclosed. The free trial can only be requested once, via a contact form or email, not as a self-service button.

Features

Proxy types
Residential Datacenter Mobile ISP (static residential)
Pool size
175M+ residential IPs; 2M+ datacenter; 20M+ mobile
Countries
195
Entry price
Datacenter from $0.44/GB; residential from $6/GB; ISP from $1.60/IP
Pay as you go
API
City targeting
Concurrent connections
Unlimited on residential; on datacenter and ISP, 100 sessions per IP up to 50 GB/month and 10 beyond that
Trial
One-time only, upon request via form or email

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