Decodo (formerly Smartproxy) is the cheaper and more flexible of the two for residential traffic: it has pay as you go, monthly plans from 3 GB and $2.00/GB at 1 TB against Oxylabs' $2.50/GB. Oxylabs is the bigger enterprise platform, with a larger claimed pool and one monthly credit balance across proxies and scraping APIs — but that credit expires each cycle and self-service purchases aren't refundable.
Head to head, row by row
1Oxylabs wins
7Ties
7Decodo wins
Counted from the comparison table below. Rows where the two can't be ranked (different billing models, a product only one of them sells) are shown but not counted. See every row
Side by side
Oxylabs vs Decodo (Smartproxy)
Prices at the same volumes, then the policies. A tick marks the better side of each row; rows that can't be ranked carry no tick.
Each figure is the cheapest way to buy that much from the provider's own published price list: when a plan's minimum is larger than what you need, you pay for the whole plan, and a bigger plan wins whenever its lower rate makes up for it. Taxes excluded. The lowest cost in each row is blue.
A third option
Before you commit to Oxylabs or Decodo, test us free
Up to 2 GB of residential traffic, no card. Pay as you go afterwards, with a balance that never expires.
You want proxies and scraping APIs drawn from one monthly credit balance.
You need cheap shared ISP IPs in bulk — Oxylabs' shared ISP tier gets cheap per IP at quantity.
Pool size matters more than price: Oxylabs claims the larger residential network.
You'd like to start from a free welcome credit before paying anything.
Choose Decodo if…
You want lower residential prices: $3.50/GB at 10 GB against $6.00/GB, and $2.00/GB at 1 TB against $2.50/GB.
You want pay as you go — Oxylabs sells only monthly credit.
You want a money-back window: Decodo offers 14 days, within a usage cap.
You pay with PayPal or crypto.
Oxylabs vs Decodo (Smartproxy): questions
Yes. Smartproxy rebranded as Decodo in 2025; it is the same company and product line, and decodo.com is its current site.
For residential proxies, yes at each of the four order sizes compared here: $35.00 against $60.00 for 10 GB, and $2,000 against $2,500 for 1 TB. Prices checked October 2026.
On Oxylabs, monthly credit expires at the end of each billing cycle. Decodo doesn't publish whether plan traffic rolls over, so check before buying a large plan.
Decodo offers a 3-day trial with 100 MB on most proxy types; Oxylabs gives a one-time welcome credit without payment details.
For residential traffic without scraping APIs, the costs table on this page includes SerpProxies for reference — pay as you go, with a balance that never expires and a free trial.