OculusProxies Proxy Pricing & Plans
Residential, Datacenter, ISP proxies with transparent $/GB pricing
Pricing by Proxy Type
Merchant snapshot
Public merchant facts from canonical bundle records and official source URLs.
Official profile
- Canonical merchant
- Oculus Proxies
- Official domains
- oculusproxies.com
Official products
| Product | Type | Official source entry price | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential Proxies | Residential | $0.10 / GB $/GB | 2026-04-08 |
| Datacenter Proxies | Datacenter | Quote based quote based | Not listed |
| Isp Proxies | ISP | Quote based quote based | Not listed |
Best fit
- Coverage of emerging lower-cost proxy merchants.
Strengths
- Oculus Proxies exposes current official pricing pages for residential, datacenter, and ISP offers.
Limitations
- Pricing pages are stronger than the current free-offer path, which now resolves as a 404.
Best for
Residential
- Web scraping at scale
- Geo-targeted content testing
- E-commerce price monitoring
Datacenter
- High-volume automation
- Fast API scraping
- Cost-sensitive workloads
Alternatives
These alternatives are selected from providers with comparable $/GB pricing for the same proxy type.
Top Residential alternatives
Top Datacenter alternatives
Top ISP alternatives
FAQ
What does “comparable” mean?
Comparable pricing means the provider’s tier can be expressed as a per-GB rate (e.g. $X/GB),
or a plan that can be converted to $/GB. Other models (per IP / proxy / thread) are not converted.
Why do some rows show N/A for $/GB?
Some products are priced per IP, per proxy, or per thread. Without a bandwidth allowance, converting to $/GB would be misleading.
Does the calculator include discounts or taxes?
No. The calculator estimates cost using public list pricing tiers. Always confirm final pricing on the provider’s site.
How often is pricing updated?
See the “Data updated” date in the footer and our methodology page for details.