# Oxylabs

> oxylabs.io | Debrid, IP and proxies; 2 records: free tier, limits, identity cost and evidence.

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## Oxylabs (Residential Proxies, subscription)

- `debrid/oxylabs` | qualifies-with-caveat | evidence documented | binding volume-quota | category residential egress: rotating residential, metered per GB, with a target blocklist | tier Residential Proxies, subscription
- needs card yes, phone no, ID no, institution no | verified 2026-11-03T08:33:44.661Z (live) | stale on 2026-12-04
- url https://oxylabs.io/pricing/residential-proxy-pool
- price USD 2,560 per TiB (USD 2.50/GB at the 1,000 GB tier)
- free tier: 'Welcome credits FREE $5 toward any product' - a credit, not an allowance: at $6/GB it buys 0.8 GB. | unit: GB | metered on: downloaded-bytes | read on: 2026-10-23 | source: [1]
- per-object cap: not applicable: a byte stream, not an object | source: [1]
- retention: not applicable: a live endpoint, not stored bytes | source: [1]
- egress: Metered per GB with the rate set by the monthly plan: '$30/mo ... $6/GB', '$100/mo ... $5/GB', '$500/mo ... $4/GB', Enterprise '$2.5/GB 1K+ GB'. The network also refuses whole target classes: 'Some websites are restricted on our Residential Proxy network to avoid abuse', and the list includes 'Streaming'. | metered: yes | free allowance: USD 5 welcome credit | price per TB: USD 2.50/GB at 1,000 GB, USD 2,560 for 1 TiB | source: [1]
- identity: card | detail: Self-service subscription with card; the Enterprise tier is sold through sales, which adds a contract step.
- interface: rest
- limits:
  - volume-quota (binding): GB allowance set by plan; $30 buys 5 GB at $6/GB, $2,500+ opens $2.5/GB [1]
  - request-rate: target blocklist rather than a rate: streaming and a named set of domains are refused on the residential network [1]
- limits note: The blocklist is a refusal that arrives as a failed request, not as a 4xx with a reason, so a client that only checks its own status codes will read it as a dead source.
- interface detail: HTTP(S), HTTP3 and SOCKS5 endpoints; 'Unlimited concurrent sessions', '3 proxy users', '10 whitelisted IPs' on the subscription.
- endpoint: https://ip.oxylabs.io/
- tooling: any HTTP/SOCKS5 client; the vendor publishes a proxy list endpoint that returns a JSON array of addresses
- composes with: The most expensive metered rate of the five vendors read, and the only one that publishes a target blocklist which includes streaming: a debrid download is a direct file fetch, so it is not the blocked class, but the blocklist is a reminder that the proxy vendor is a second gatekeeper with terms of its own.
- reliability: The residential pool's target blocklist includes streaming, and the vendor says 'Some websites are restricted ... to avoid abuse and unclear activities'; a refused target looks like a failed fetch.
- notes: Kept as the top of the metered market. The useful fact is not the price but the blocklist: the same vendor that sells anonymity sells a list of destinations it will not carry, which no debrid service documents about itself. A separate product from ip-proxy/oxylabs-isp-proxies: this record is the rotating residential network billed per GB ('$6/GB' at entry), that record is per-address ISP proxies billed per address ('$1.5/IP'); both draw on one shared credit balance across Oxylabs products, so the two are kept as distinct offers and not related.
- evidence note: Both the ladder and the blocklist are on the vendor page read. The blocklist's exact effect on a debrid file host was not tested.
- extras:
  - ladder: $6 (5 GB) / $5 (20 GB) / $4 (125 GB) / $2.50 (1,000 GB+) per GB
  - blocked_targets: Apple domains, entertainment (Playstation), banking, some Google domains, government, streaming, ticketing, mailing
  - pool: 100M+ residential IPs
- evidence:
  - [1] 2026-10-23: '$6/GB', '$5/GB', '$4/GB', '$2.5/GB 1K+ GB' against $30/$100/$500/month plans; 'Unlimited concurrent sessions'; and the FAQ blocklist naming 'Streaming' among restricted targets
  - [2] 2026-11-03: one shared credit balance is spent across separate Oxylabs products, Residential Proxies among them | capture: sha256:0ef05b5faf184df32198ae997da20624b31b13e3c791cc1a8f0078a31ea71aea | quote: Instead of a separate subscription for each product, you can spend your balance across Residential Proxies, Web API, Datacenter Proxies, and more.
  - [1] 2026-11-03: the residential product is priced per GB | capture: sha256:7f6c07d271da87c033783abff8685cb87770285700aa5de1bde9f2d82c2ed621 | quote: $6/GB
  - [2] 2026-11-03: the ISP product is priced per address | capture: sha256:0ef05b5faf184df32198ae997da20624b31b13e3c791cc1a8f0078a31ea71aea | quote: $1.5/IP
- sources:
  - [1] https://oxylabs.io/pricing/residential-proxy-pool
  - [2] https://oxylabs.io/pricing/isp-proxies

## Oxylabs (isp proxies)

- `ip-proxy/oxylabs-isp-proxies` | qualifies-with-caveat | evidence documented | binding request-rate | category per-address ISP proxy | tier ISP Proxies (static residential), pay per address, Starter plan floor
- needs card yes, phone no, ID no, institution no | verified 2026-10-30T18:28:35.819Z (live) | stale on 2026-11-30
- url https://oxylabs.io/pricing/isp-proxies
- price not applicable: priced per address at USD 1.50/IP in the smallest band, bandwidth unmetered
- free tier: One-time USD 5.00 Welcome Credit on registration, spent at each product's rates: 'Every new account receives a one-time $5.00 Welcome Credit on registration, added to your balance immediately – no commitment required to start testing products.' It applies per team, not per user, stays valid while the account is on the free plan, and unused credit carries into the first upgrade to a paid plan. | unit: credits | metered on: object-count | read on: 2026-10-24 | source: [1] | note: The ISP pricing page states 'We offer free credits for ISP Proxies' and 'our ISP Proxies free trial is for a single use'; ISP addresses are priced from USD 1.5/IP ('$1.5/IP Up to 3 IPs').
- per-object cap: not applicable | source: [1]
- retention: not applicable: an address, not an object | source: [1] | note: No stored bytes are involved. Sessions carry no time limit: 'You can keep an IP for as long as you need without worrying about session time.'
- egress: Not billed by the byte: 'Unlimited bandwidth with fair usage', explained as 'No additional charges on traffic expenditure with the Pay-per-IP pricing model'; addresses are priced from '$1.5/IP' down to '$1.1/IP' at 2.27K+ IPs. the provider limits concurrency, not bytes: until 50 GB of usage per ISP proxy in a month, 100 concurrent sessions per purchased proxy; once 50 GB is reached, 10 concurrent sessions per proxy for the rest of the billing cycle. | metered: no | source: [2]
- identity: card | detail: Paid plans take 'Credit card payments', PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, or wire transfers through the sales or account-manager teams; 'Please note that we do not accept cryptocurrency payments.' What registration asks for, and whether the welcome credit needs a payment method, is unverified: behind a sign-up.
- interface: rest
- limits:
  - request-rate (binding): target blocklist rather than a rate: 'Some websites are restricted on our ISP Proxy network'; the list 'includes but is not limited to' entertainment and streaming (Netflix, Spotify, Twitch, Disney), banking and other financial institutions (PayPal, Bank of America, Binance), government websites (usa.gov, canada.ca), gaming (Playstation, Steam), ticketing (Ticketmaster, Eventbrite) and mailing (Outlook, Yahoo mail) [3]
  - per-ip-shaping: semi-dedicated, not exclusive: the product page labels the addresses 'Semi-dedicated IPs' and the pricing page lists 'Shared with up to 3 users' [2]
  - per-ip-shaping: fair usage limits concurrency: until 50 GB of usage per ISP proxy in a month, 100 concurrent sessions per purchased proxy; once 50 GB is reached, 10 concurrent sessions per proxy for the rest of the billing cycle, applied automatically, with an email notice at 80% and at 100% of the data allowance [4]
  - volume-quota: none: 'Unlimited bandwidth', explained as 'No additional charges on traffic expenditure with the Pay-per-IP pricing model' [2]
- limits note: Two constraints have no limit kind. The plan floor is a minimum spend: the smallest self-service plan is Starter at USD 30/mo. The target blocklist refuses destinations rather than rating requests ('We restrict some websites for ISP Proxies'); it is filed under request-rate as the nearest kind, and listed targets can be opened 'after you go through a short KYC procedure'.
- binding note: The target blocklist binds ('We restrict some websites for ISP Proxies'): bytes are not billed ('Unlimited bandwidth with fair usage'), and the provider limits concurrency rather than volume, at 100 concurrent sessions per purchased proxy until 50 GB of usage per proxy in a month and 10 per proxy after that for the rest of the billing cycle.
- interface detail: A proxy endpoint, not a REST resource. The quick start lists 'ISP isp.oxylabs.io 8000 user- 8001 and up' and 'Dedicated ISP disp.oxylabs.io 8000 user- 8001 and up' (endpoint, rotating port, username prefix, static ports); the protocol is set by the connection prefix in the proxy client, 'http://', 'https://' or 'socks5h://'. A static address is chosen by port ('use 8001 for IP #1, 8002 for IP #2, etc.'); shared ISP targets a country with '-country-US' in the username, dedicated ISP by the port of an address in that country. Proxy users and instances are set up in the Oxylabs Dashboard. No interface token names a proxy protocol, so 'rest' is the nearest.
- endpoint: isp.oxylabs.io:8000 (ISP), disp.oxylabs.io:8000 (Dedicated ISP), static ports 8001 and up
- tooling: Any client that takes an HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 proxy. The product page links integration guides for Puppeteer, Selenium, Playwright, Scrapy, AdsPower, GoLogin, Multilogin and Octo Browser, and an Agent Skills repository (github.com/oxylabs/agent-skills) of SKILL.md files for AI agents.
- composes with: The outbound address layer of an HTTP client: bytes are not billed ('No additional charges on traffic expenditure with the Pay-per-IP pricing model'), so cost follows the address count, from USD 1.5/IP with the smallest plan Starter at USD 30/mo, and the limit that applies is which targets the ISP network carries; restricted targets open only 'after you go through a short KYC procedure'.
- reliability: Addresses are 'hosted on a data center but registered under ISPs' and 'Shared with up to 3 users'. Past 50 GB of usage per proxy in a month, concurrency drops from 100 to 10 sessions per proxy for the rest of the billing cycle. Listed targets are refused unless opened 'after you go through a short KYC procedure'. Self-service purchases are non-refundable.
- notes: The vendor states the class two ways on its static residential page: 'Static Residential Proxies originate from datacenter proxies, therefore they are just as fast as their counterparts', and they are 'datacenter IPs assigned via a contract with an Internet Service Provider (ISP)' that 'receive their IPs from internet service providers, such as British Telecom, Comcast'. No per-address ASN or hosting-provider list is published, so the ASN that announces an issued address is unverified: behind a purchase. The page states a pool of over 100K static residential IPs and lists 'Shared with up to 3 users' without saying whether that counts dashboard users or buyers of one address. The same page says 'there are no limits or restrictions to any of your targets', while the ISP network's restricted-target list is in limits.
- evidence note: Documented: the per-IP ladder, the plan floor, the welcome credit, the protocol list, the fair-usage concurrency limits and the restricted-target notice are on the vendor's ISP pricing page. No address has been bought, so no request through an ISP address and no answer from a restricted target is measured.
- extras:
  - rung: 5
  - rung_note: The target reads the address's registration class - an ISP-announced ASN - and the vendor states the addresses 'originate from datacenter proxies', so what is bought is a class label on the address, not a session, a subnet or a chosen ASN block.
  - price_ladder: $1.5/IP up to 3 IPs; $1.5/IP up to 20 IPs; $1.4/IP up to 71 IPs; $1.2/IP up to 416 IPs; $1.1/IP at 2.27K+ IPs
  - plan_floor_usd_month: 30
  - vendor_features: Shared with up to 3 users; Premium ASN providers; HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 protocols; Unlimited bandwidth with fair usage; Unlimited-duration sessions
  - premium_asns: Lumen, Comcast, BT Group, Orange, Cox Communications on the product page; British Telecom, Comcast, Lumen, Frontier in the 'Why choose' list
  - headline_discrepancy: The products/isp-proxies page title reads 'Buy Residential ISP Proxies from $2.10/IP' while the pricing page's smallest band is USD 1.50/IP. Unresolved; the pricing table is the figure used.
  - protocols: http, https, socks5h by connection prefix; UDP and TCP
  - semi_dedicated: Vendor label 'Semi-dedicated IPs' - not exclusive to one buyer
  - datacenter_origin: Static Residential Proxies originate from datacenter proxies, therefore they are just as fast as their counterparts.
  - sessions: Unlimited-duration; the vendor sells the address for the billing period, not for a session length
  - billing: Plans are 'a recurring subscription for a set dollar amount' added to one credit balance shared across self-service products; credit is deducted at each product's rates, unused credit expires at the end of the cycle, and 'An active plan is required to use self-service products, aside from your welcome credit while you're evaluating.'
  - balance_exhausted: service pauses when the credit balance is used up, with no overusage allowance in the self-service flow; a top-up or an upgrade resumes it
- evidence:
  - [1] 2026-10-24: The per-address ladder - 'ISP Proxies $1.5/IP Up to 3 IPs', '$1.5/IP Up to 20 IPs', '$1.4/IP Up to 71 IPs', '$1.2/IP Up to 416 IPs', '$1.1/IP 2.27K+ IPs' - plus the plan floor 'Starter $30/mo', 'Welcome credits FREE $5 toward any product', and 'Unlimited bandwidth with fair usage'.
  - [5] 2026-10-24: The decisive sentence for the registration class: 'Static Residential Proxies originate from datacenter proxies, therefore they are just as fast as their counterparts.'
  - [2] 2026-10-24: The product's own words: 'Semi-dedicated IPs', 'Unlimited-duration sessions', 'HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols', 'UDP and TCP connection', the bullet 'Unlimited bandwidth' with its explanation 'No additional charges on traffic expenditure with the Pay-per-IP pricing model', and the premium ASN names Lumen, Comcast, BT Group, Orange and Cox Communications.
  - [6] 2026-10-24: The target blocklist, and where it lives: 'Some websites are restricted on our Residential Proxy network to avoid abuse and unclear activities', then 'The list includes but is not limited to targets such as:' 'All Apple domains', 'Some Google domains', 'Government websites'. The sentence is not on any of the three ISP pages - all three were fetched and grepped for 'restricted on our' and returned zero matches - so the blocklist is attributed to this page and not to the ISP product pages.
  - [7] 2026-10-24: How the address is reached: 'ISP isp.oxylabs.io 8000 user- 8001 and up' and 'Dedicated ISP disp.oxylabs.io 8000 user- 8001 and up', with the protocol chosen by connection prefix - 'http://, https://, or socks5h://' - and a static port per address, '8001 for IP #1, 8002 for IP #2, etc.'
  - [8] 2026-10-30: the welcome credit is USD 5.00, one-time, team-level, valid on the free plan, deducted at product rates, and carried into one upgrade | capture: sha256:4332a120fa10cdaa94e49064114c22a81c87d298ffb85a9970de304f2af79c68 | quote: Every new account receives a one-time $5.00 Welcome Credit on registration, added to your balance immediately – no commitment required to start testing products.
  - [8] 2026-10-30: the free allowance is a USD credit on a shared balance | capture: sha256:4332a120fa10cdaa94e49064114c22a81c87d298ffb85a9970de304f2af79c68 | quote: Every new account receives a one-time $5.00 Welcome Credit on registration, added to your balance immediately – no commitment required to start testing products.
  - [1] 2026-10-30: the welcome credit covers ISP proxies, once, and the smallest ISP band is USD 1.5/IP up to 3 IPs | capture: sha256:f001d43d595331412c61f8d595a0150d76dc9a900a9c8b02c1f22814653eaed4 | quote: We offer free credits for ISP Proxies.
  - [2] 2026-10-30: ISP sessions have no stated time limit | capture: sha256:b05d28a6e84bdfb3801227689b408bb80b7c03ad6f5c35f146ecf3b99c97ce92 | quote: You can keep an IP for as long as you need without worrying about session time.
  - [2] 2026-10-30: traffic is not charged, pricing is per IP, and the provider steps concurrency from 100 to 10 sessions per proxy at 50 GB a month | capture: sha256:b05d28a6e84bdfb3801227689b408bb80b7c03ad6f5c35f146ecf3b99c97ce92 | quote: No additional charges on traffic expenditure with the Pay-per-IP pricing model.
  - [3] 2026-10-30: the ISP network has its own restricted-target list, with six categories and named examples | capture: sha256:dc2457647c40025aac254a89aadf33ed2e716999fc55fce4c2537bd3ca1d238c | quote: Some websites are restricted on our ISP Proxy network to avoid abuse and unclear activities.
  - [3] 2026-10-30: this page is the ISP network's restricted-target list | capture: sha256:dc2457647c40025aac254a89aadf33ed2e716999fc55fce4c2537bd3ca1d238c | quote: Some websites are restricted on our ISP Proxy network to avoid abuse and unclear activities.
  - [4] 2026-10-30: the provider: 100 concurrent sessions per proxy until 50 GB a month, then 10, applied automatically with notices at 80% and 100% | capture: sha256:bac146304ec507e328c8c5d154e34c92d2c5aee9a2c6ac1459451ce70eb3583d | quote: Proxy usage is tracked automatically and an email notification is sent when 80% and 100% of the data allowance is reached.
  - [4] 2026-10-30:  | capture: sha256:bac146304ec507e328c8c5d154e34c92d2c5aee9a2c6ac1459451ce70eb3583d | quote: Proxy usage is tracked automatically and an email notification is sent when 80% and 100% of the data allowance is reached.
  - [1] 2026-10-30: the Starter plan is USD 30/mo, ISP targets are restricted, and restricted targets can be opened after a KYC procedure | capture: sha256:f001d43d595331412c61f8d595a0150d76dc9a900a9c8b02c1f22814653eaed4 | quote: However, we can access specific targets after you go through a short KYC procedure.
  - [1] 2026-10-30: ISP targets are restricted, bandwidth is unlimited with fair usage, and fair usage steps concurrency from 100 to 10 sessions per proxy at 50 GB a month | capture: sha256:f001d43d595331412c61f8d595a0150d76dc9a900a9c8b02c1f22814653eaed4 | quote: We restrict some websites for ISP Proxies to avoid abuse and suspicious activities.
  - [7] 2026-10-30: the ISP and dedicated ISP endpoints, ports and username prefix, the protocol prefixes, port-per-IP selection and country targeting | capture: sha256:26fdbe059af402f5fe1ad14d3e536e38c3244942b5455958826fe863cd01305f | quote: ISP isp.oxylabs.io 8000 user- 8001 and up
  - [2] 2026-10-30: the integration guides and the Agent Skills repository linked for ISP proxies, and the HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocols | capture: sha256:b05d28a6e84bdfb3801227689b408bb80b7c03ad6f5c35f146ecf3b99c97ce92 | quote: Explore step-by-step guides to quickly integrate Oxylabs ISP Proxies with the most popular third-party software.
  - [2] 2026-10-30: traffic is not charged, ISP is priced from USD 1.5/IP with a USD 30/mo Starter plan, and restricted targets need a KYC procedure | capture: sha256:b05d28a6e84bdfb3801227689b408bb80b7c03ad6f5c35f146ecf3b99c97ce92 | quote: No additional charges on traffic expenditure with the Pay-per-IP pricing model.
  - [9] 2026-10-30: accepted payment methods are card, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay and wire via sales; no cryptocurrency | capture: sha256:e2ad4d641f4bb3b32ce91c14e0e548848a3e37cd575ae443c9bb27747cfc4e42 | quote: Please note that we do not accept cryptocurrency payments.
  - [1] 2026-10-30: datacenter-hosted, ISP-registered addresses shared with up to 3 users, the fair-usage concurrency step, KYC for restricted targets, and no self-service refunds | capture: sha256:f001d43d595331412c61f8d595a0150d76dc9a900a9c8b02c1f22814653eaed4 | quote: An ISP proxy server is an IP address hosted on a data center but registered under ISPs (Internet Service Providers).
  - [1] 2026-10-30: the ISP pricing page carries the ladder, the plans, the credit, the protocols, the fair-usage limits and the restricted-target FAQ | capture: sha256:f001d43d595331412c61f8d595a0150d76dc9a900a9c8b02c1f22814653eaed4 | quote: Unlimited bandwidth with fair usage
  - [5] 2026-10-30: the vendor's two descriptions of the registration class, the 100K+ pool, 'Shared with up to 3 users', and the claim of no target restrictions | capture: sha256:9959026c81d88005c7b95ec7083305a4af06ecc96313a25f03cdab5d40c334f0 | quote: Static Residential Proxies originate from datacenter proxies, therefore they are just as fast as their counterparts.
  - [10] 2026-10-30: credit-based billing: a plan funds one balance drawn at product rates, unused credit expires each cycle, and the welcome credit works without a plan | capture: sha256:10587a245ea60bd9f1f091e9909e665b63b8680ca08811d0522cbbb8114cd826 | quote: An active plan is required to use self-service products, aside from your welcome credit while you're evaluating.
  - [8] 2026-10-30: an exhausted balance pauses service with no overage; top-up or upgrade continues it | capture: sha256:4332a120fa10cdaa94e49064114c22a81c87d298ffb85a9970de304f2af79c68 | quote: When your credit balance is fully used, the service pauses, there's no overusage allowance in the self-service flow.
  - [2] 2026-10-30: the product page title still reads 'from $2.10/IP' while its pricing table starts at $1.5/IP | capture: sha256:d23342dd228ae78df366a495f53a5ed3a7384bbca24139eb633a4ab93c4e49b3 | quote: Buy Residential ISP Proxies from $2.10/IP - Free Trial
  - [1] 2026-10-30: the per-IP ladder from USD 1.5 to 1.1, the USD 30/mo Starter plan and the five listed features are unchanged | capture: sha256:f001d43d595331412c61f8d595a0150d76dc9a900a9c8b02c1f22814653eaed4 | quote: Shared with up to 3 users
- sources:
  - [1] https://oxylabs.io/pricing/isp-proxies
  - [2] https://oxylabs.io/products/isp-proxies
  - [3] https://developers.oxylabs.io/products/proxies/isp-proxies/restricted-targets
  - [4] https://developers.oxylabs.io/products/proxies/isp-proxies/fair-usage-policy
  - [5] https://oxylabs.io/products/static-residential-proxies
  - [6] https://oxylabs.io/pricing/residential-proxy-pool
  - [7] https://developers.oxylabs.io/get-started/quick-start-proxies
  - [8] https://developers.oxylabs.io/dashboard/credit-based-billing
  - [9] https://developers.oxylabs.io/help-center/billing-and-payments/what-forms-of-payment-do-you-accept
  - [10] https://developers.oxylabs.io/help-center/billing-and-payments/purchasing-products