Last reviewed June 2026
Oxylabs and ProxyOmega both sell residential proxies, but they target different ends of the market. Oxylabs is an enterprise-led brand with structured sales, dedicated scraping APIs and committed-volume pricing. ProxyOmega is a self-serve operator focused on flat-rate unlimited bandwidth and predictable monthly bills. This page lays out the public facts so the right buyer ends up on the right product.
Oxylabs fits teams that want managed scraping APIs (SERP, e-commerce, real-estate) on top of residential access, with a named account team. ProxyOmega fits operators who want raw, fast residential ports at a flat monthly price, configured and running in minutes.
ProxyOmega
Positioned for builders, growth teams and agencies that want infrastructure access without enterprise sales cycles.
Oxylabs
Positioned for enterprise data buyers that value managed APIs, parser maintenance and a contracted SLA.
Example workload: 100 GB of residential traffic in a single month.
ProxyOmega
Port-based unlimited bandwidth from $51.99/month
$51.99 flat for the same period on the entry Budget Unlimited tier
Oxylabs
Per-GB residential metering, public entry rate around $8/GB
~$800 for 100 GB at the advertised residential rate
Oxylabs offers SERP, E-Commerce and Web Scraper APIs as separately priced products on top of residential access. Pricing accurate as of June 2026; check vendor sites for current rates.
| Feature | ProxyOmega | Oxylabs |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Port-based, unlimited bandwidth | Per-GB metered residential, plus per-request scraping APIs |
| Pool size (vendor claim) | Large rotating pool, 70+ countries (Budget), 150+ (Premium) | Advertised at 100M+ residential IPs |
| Targeting granularity | Country on Budget; country, state, city, ASN on Platinum | Country, state, city, ASN |
| Minimum spend / trial | No minimum spend; entry tier from $51.99/month | Self-serve entry plans; sales-led for enterprise tiers |
| Payment methods | Cards, crypto, wire | Cards, wire, PayPal |
| Support response time | 24/7 live chat | Email and ticketing self-serve; dedicated account manager on enterprise |
| Best-for use case | Continuous high-volume scraping on a fixed monthly budget | Managed scraping APIs and enterprise data pipelines |
Oxylabs sells two related but distinct things: raw residential bandwidth and a family of managed scraping APIs (SERP, E-Commerce, Web Scraper). The APIs handle headers, retries, parsing and IP rotation on Oxylabs’ side, which is why they cost more per call than the underlying residential traffic.
ProxyOmega sells only infrastructure: residential ports, mobile carrier IPs, datacenter and IPv6. You build the scraping logic; the provider gives you clean, rotating egress. If you already have a working scraper, paying for someone else’s parser is wasted spend.
Oxylabs’ residential pricing is metered per gigabyte, with the public entry rate around $8/GB and committed tiers that lower the effective rate. For seasonal workloads (e.g. Black Friday price monitoring), the per-GB model can pencil out cleanly. For continuous workloads, it tends to surprise the finance team.
ProxyOmega’s entry Budget Unlimited tier is $51.99/month with no bandwidth meter. The trade-off is the per-port speed cap, which is what makes flat pricing sustainable. For most teams running 24/7 scrapers, that ceiling is well above what their workload demands.
Oxylabs publishes a 100M+ IP pool with country, state, city and ASN targeting. That depth is genuinely useful for SERP localisation and city-level price checks.
ProxyOmega offers country selection on Budget Unlimited and full state, city and ASN granularity on the Platinum tier, with a large rotating residential pool. For workloads that do not require neighbourhood-level granularity, the difference is invisible in production.
Oxylabs self-serve is straightforward, but anything above entry tier involves a sales conversation, KYC and contract review. Enterprise customers get a dedicated account manager and structured SLAs.
ProxyOmega keeps onboarding self-serve at every tier. Live chat handles the same incidents an account manager would, and customers who need an invoice or wire transfer can request it without changing plan.
Oxylabs’ residential product is metered per gigabyte. They do not currently advertise an unlimited-bandwidth residential SKU comparable to ProxyOmega’s Budget Unlimited or Premium Unlimited.
If you do not have an in-house scraping team and need clean parsed data for SERP, e-commerce or real estate, yes. If you already maintain your own scrapers, you are paying for a layer you do not need; raw residential ports are cheaper.
Yes. Both providers use standard HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 proxy auth. Switching is typically a host, port and credential change in your client.
Both cover the major markets. Oxylabs advertises a larger raw pool; ProxyOmega advertises 70+ countries on Budget Unlimited and 150+ on Premium. For most workloads, coverage parity is not the deciding factor.
Yes. Both support both rotating and sticky session modes.
Flat unlimited bandwidth, instant activation, 24/7 support.