Froxy vs Oxylabs: the residential price winner changes five times
Froxy and Oxylabs alternate across five consecutive residential volume brackets. Froxy is cheaper through 10 GB, Oxylabs at 20 GB, Froxy at 50 GB, Oxylabs at 100 GB, Froxy at 250 GB, and Oxylabs at 500 GB and 1,000 GB. The crossing brackets are 10 to 20, 20 to 50, 50 to 100, 100 to 250, and 250 to 500 GB. Pair analysis dated 2026-07-26
Residential prices on every side
| Requested traffic | Froxy checkout | Oxylabs checkout | Cheaper public checkout |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | $5.50 | $30 | Froxy |
| 2 or 5 GB | $25 | $30 | Froxy |
| 10 GB | $70 | $100 | Froxy |
| 20 GB | $155 | $100 | Oxylabs |
| 50 GB | $315 | $500 | Froxy |
| 100 GB | $550 | $500 | Oxylabs |
| 250 GB | $1,400 | $2,500 | Froxy |
| 500 GB | $2,750 | $2,500 | Oxylabs |
| 1,000 GB | $2,750 | $2,500 | Oxylabs |
Every crossing has a different buyer conclusion. At 10 GB, Froxy costs $70 against $100; at 20 GB, Oxylabs costs $100 against $155. At 50 GB, Froxy costs $315 against $500; at 100 GB, Oxylabs costs $500 against $550. At 250 GB, Froxy costs $1,400 against $2,500; at 500 GB, Oxylabs costs $2,500 against $2,750. Froxy residential tiers, retrieved 2026-07-25 Oxylabs residential pricing, retrieved 2026-07-25
The result comes from two bundle ladders whose steps open at different quantities. It does not imply an exact break-even anywhere inside those brackets. The defensible statement is only that the strict winner at one sampled checkout differs from the winner at the next.
Mobile traffic has two lower-volume changes
The mobile comparison is shorter but also crosses. At 1 GB, Froxy costs $7.50 while Oxylabs costs $30. At 2 GB, Froxy’s covering bundle costs $36 while Oxylabs remains $30. At 5 GB, Froxy still costs $36 while Oxylabs moves to $100.05. The winner therefore changes from Froxy to Oxylabs between 1 and 2 GB, then back to Froxy between 2 and 5 GB. Froxy mobile pricing, retrieved 2026-07-25 Oxylabs mobile pricing, retrieved 2026-07-25
Froxy remains cheaper at the shared 10, 20, and 50 GB mobile points. The captured ladders do not provide a shared public comparison above 50 GB, so this page does not extend that result to 100 GB.
The cheaper checkout can publish fewer controls
Froxy’s residential rows publish a 30-day plan, rollover on the provider’s page while the plan remains continuously renewed, unlimited concurrent sessions, rotating and sticky modes, and 1,000 ports. Targeting is recorded for country, city, and ISP. Froxy does not publish state, ZIP, or ASN targeting in these rows. At 1, 2, 5, 10, 50, and 250 GB, where Froxy is cheaper, dearer Oxylabs publishes state and ZIP targeting, so those controls need checking before a switch. Froxy pricing, retrieved 2026-07-25
Oxylabs publishes unlimited concurrent residential sessions plus continent, country, state, city, and ZIP targeting. It does not publish residential expiry or rollover terms, or ISP targeting, in the captured fields. At 20, 100, 500, and 1,000 GB, where Oxylabs is cheaper, Froxy’s published rollover and ISP targeting are differences that price alone misses.
For mobile traffic, Oxylabs publishes a 24-hour sticky maximum and targeting down to coordinates and ASN. Froxy publishes country, city, and ISP targeting but no sticky maximum in the recorded row. A Froxy price win does not establish equivalent control depth.
Neither ladder measures request success, latency, IP quality, or support. Those are outside this price result.
Decision rule
For residential use, re-price at every sampled step from 10 through 500 GB because the winner changes each time. For mobile use, isolate the 2 GB case, where Oxylabs is cheaper; Froxy is cheaper at the other shared points through 50 GB. Then verify rollover, expiry, targeting, sessions, and ports for the chosen product.