Infrastructure without the infrastructure headache.
Proxy capacity from independent network partners, through one API and one dashboard: the total before you pay, delivery you can follow, and usage you can trust.
Flip it. Same job, fewer surprises.
The price changes somewhere between the pricing page and checkout.
You paid. Now you wait, and nobody tells you what is happening.
A retry, a timeout, and suddenly you have bought twice.
A usage number with no date. Is it from today? Last week?
The same steps the dashboard takes, shown as the requests behind them. Offers come from the catalog; the rest is an example.
GET /v1/catalog
Accept: application/jsonThe status on each card is read from the catalog, not written by marketing.
Addresses assigned by consumer internet providers. They rotate per request or hold for a sticky session.
Good for: Spreading requests across many addresses.
Addresses in hosting data centers. Fast, static and the cheapest per IP.
Good for: High-volume work on sites that allow it.
Static addresses registered to internet providers, hosted in data centers. One fixed IP for long sessions.
Good for: Long, steady sessions from one address.
Carrier addresses that change as devices reconnect to the network.
Good for: Checking what mobile users see.
Each offer lists the countries it covers. You choose from that list, not from a promise of “everywhere”.
Rotate per request or hold an IP for a sticky session, where the offer supports it. Each offer says which.
Bought, used and left, synced from the network with the time it was measured. Stale figures are labelled.
Catalog, quotes, orders, resources and usage. Scoped keys, idempotent checkout, errors with stable codes.
Every step is recorded and shown as it happens. If the network says no, you see it in a sentence — and your money is held, never lost in between.
Revealed only when you ask, hidden again after a minute, and every reveal is logged.
Bought, used and left — and when it was measured.
Endpoint, port and credentials in one place, with a copy-ready line for your tools.
$ curl -x http://user:••••@proxy.example.net:8000 https://example.comPick an offer and a quantity. The estimate updates as you type; the exact quote comes from the same API checkout uses.
A quote is free and reserves nothing. Create an account to turn it into an order.
Keys get only the permissions you give them and expire on schedule. Retries are safe. Errors come with a code your program can check and a sentence a person can act on.
Your dashboard. A cookie session with CSRF protection and optional two-factor sign-in. It holds every permission and is the only way to create or revoke keys.
For your code. Bearer tokens shown once, stored hashed, limited to the scopes you choose and expiring on schedule.
quotes:readRead your quotesquotes:writeCreate quotesorders:readRead orders and their statusorders:writeCheck out (verified email required)resources:readEndpoints and usage, no secretsresources:credentialsReveal proxy credentials (logged)import requests
api = requests.Session()
api.headers["Authorization"] = f"Bearer {OXY_KEY}"
# 1. price it — nothing is charged
quote = api.post(f"{OXY_API}/v1/quotes",
json={"offer_id": OFFER_ID, "quantity": 100}).json()
# 2. order it — safe to retry with the same key
order = api.post(f"{OXY_API}/v1/checkout",
json={"quote_id": quote["data"]["id"]},
headers={"Idempotency-Key": "nightly-run-0412"}).json()Public API docs aren’t published yet. These examples match the current v1 API.
Lawful work only. If a site says no, so do we — see the acceptable-use policy.
Public prices, stock and listings across regions, on a schedule, as a shopper in that country sees them.
Public pages you’re permitted to collect, at a pace the site can take. No help bypassing logins, CAPTCHAs or access controls.
Localised search results and rankings, checked from the countries your clients sell in.
Your own app, ads and geo rules, seen the way users in another country see them.
The ones people ask before they buy. Ask yours here.
Oxynus provides managed access through independent network partners. What we own is the experience: pricing, ordering, delivery, usage and support.
The ones the catalog marks available. The proxy-types section on this page reads it live, so it can’t drift from what checkout accepts.
Yes, from the countries each offer lists. Coverage differs by offer; we show it rather than round it up to “worldwide”.
It depends on the offer. Residential and mobile usually rotate, with sticky sessions up to the time the offer states. Datacenter and ISP addresses are static.
The order tells you in plain words. If the network refuses, your payment is held while we retry or refund. Anything that doesn’t add up goes to a person, not a script.
Exactly what the quote says. The calculator above gives you the exact quote; the planner on the pricing page estimates monthly spend.
Yes. Everything you can do in the portal has an API call, with scoped keys and safe retries.
Public docs aren’t published yet. The examples on this page match the current v1 API, and we answer integration questions by email.
We’d rather tell you what we don’t promise than let you find out later.
Getting a quote is free and reserves nothing. Commitment issues welcome.