Oxylabs
Oxylabs is a proxy and web data provider. Its home page lists more than 177 million proxy IPs in 195 countries and over 15,000 clients. On top of the proxies it offers a Web API with search and scrape endpoints, a browser for AI agents, and datasets delivered on demand.
What Oxylabs offers
The products and prices below are taken from the product pages on the Oxylabs website, read on October 24, 2026. Oxylabs prices each product separately, so check the page for the one you need.
| Oxylabs product | How Oxylabs presents it | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Web API: Scrape | Send a URL and get clean, structured content back. It has preset targets for popular sites and also reads other public pages. From $0.25 per 1,000 results | Bulk retrieval from pages you already know |
| Web API: Search | Fresh, geo-targeted search results built for AI agents. From $1 per 1,000 searches | Add live web search to an AI application |
| Residential proxies | More than 175 million residential IPs, with HTTP/3 support. The site also lists mobile, ISP and datacenter proxies | Your own scraper needs many real residential IPs |
| Agent Browser | Cloud Chromium that works with Playwright and Puppeteer. Claude and Cursor can control it through MCP | Sites that need clicks, scrolling or other multi-step actions |
| Datasets | Custom and standard datasets, collected and checked by Oxylabs and delivered to your cloud storage daily, weekly, monthly or on another schedule | You do not want to run collection yourself |
The site also says new accounts get $5 of welcome credit and one subscription covers every product. The Scrape endpoint and Web Unblocker have a SOC 2 Type II report. The site lists ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for some products.
Who it is for
- Companies with engineers who want control over collection. They combine proxies and Web API and decide what to fetch and how to parse it.
- Businesses doing retail price tracking and market intelligence. The site quotes retail data companies as customers.
- Developers building AI applications. The site offers an MCP server and Agent Skills so agents can call search and scrape directly.
- Teams that need steady data delivery over time. For managed datasets, Oxylabs does the collection and validation.
One way to split the work for an investment research team
Investment and quant teams need two kinds of data. One is structured: prices, financial statements, analyst ratings. The other is text scattered across company sites, regulatory disclosures and news. EveryInfra suits the first kind, Oxylabs the second.
- Structured data. The EveryInfra Yahoo Finance endpoints return price history, financial statements, analyst ratings, options and company news. Add X (Twitter) search to see how much a ticker is being discussed on social media. All of it is priced per call, and empty results are free.
- Unstructured data. For investor relations pages, industry sites and local news, the Oxylabs Web API fetches pages and returns clean content. Where you have to open announcement lists and click through pages to download files, hand the job to its Agent Browser.
- Combine. Align both parts by ticker and date. One row can hold the price move on earnings day, any rating change, the volume of discussion on X and the full text of the company's press release, ready for a model or an analyst to read.
The benefit of this split: fields that stay stable, like prices and statements, need no parsing rules of your own, and the Oxylabs budget goes to sites that truly need custom collection. With the EveryInfra MCP server, analysts can query prices and discussion directly from Claude.
How to start on the Oxylabs side
Try the Oxylabs Web API scraper on a few companies' investor relations pages first. It bills per 1,000 results, so the cost is easy to estimate. Product terms are on the Oxylabs website; everything here comes from its public pages.