Side by side
Bright Data vs Oxylabs
The short answer
The two enterprise heavyweights, separated by tooling rather than price, both land at $5.88 a gigabyte at the hundred-gigabyte tier. Bright Data layers scraping infrastructure, unblockers and datasets on top of its pool; Oxylabs runs the bigger raw pool with a leaner product line. Both will ask who you are before selling to you. Price won't decide this one; the platform around the proxies will.
Choose Bright Data if
you want the lower per-gigabyte rate of the two, and you want the side of this pair we carry no warning on.
Choose Oxylabs if
the specifications above line up with what you need; on this pair the numbers are close.
Questions
What is the difference between Bright Data and Oxylabs?
Bright Data is the cheaper of the two at $0.90/GB against Oxylabs' $5.88/GB, a gap of about 85%. One thing to read before you decide: we carry a warning on Oxylabs and none on Bright Data.
Which is cheaper, Bright Data or Oxylabs?
Bright Data, at $0.90 per GB against Oxylabs' $5.88 per GB on their cheapest comparable plans. Both figures come from the providers' own pricing pages and are re-checked on a schedule, the date each was last read is shown on the page.
Can I use both Bright Data and Oxylabs?
Yes, buyers routinely keep two providers, using one as the default and the other as a fallback when a target starts blocking. Nothing about either account depends on the other. If you only want one, the sign-up and payment rows above are usually what decides it.