Oxylabs retires Dedicated Datacenter Proxies as a standalone pricing page
Oxylabs merged its Dedicated Datacenter Proxies product page into the general Datacenter Proxies page via a 301 redirect; the $2.25/IP entry tier now appears as a 'Dedicated (pay per IP)' card there, with the free trial demoted from a plan card to a banner.
Standalone /pricing/dedicated-datacenter-proxies page with a two-tier Pay per IP ($2.25/IP, 30 locations listed) / Enterprise (188 locations) layout.
URL 301-redirects to /pricing/datacenter-proxies, which now shows four cards: Dedicated (pay per IP) $2.25/IP (188 countries listed), Shared (pay per IP) $1.20/IP, Shared (pay per GB) $0.59/GB, and Enterprise (custom). The dedicated free-trial plan card became a 'claim your 5 free IPs' banner.
Oxylabs consolidated two previously separate proxy pricing pages. /pricing/dedicated-datacenter-proxies — which as recently as 2026-07-06 was its own page headed “Dedicated Datacenter Proxies Pricing” — now returns an HTTP 301 redirect into /pricing/datacenter-proxies. The underlying $2.25/IP rate for the entry tier (3–3000 IPs, $6.75/mo at 3 IPs) is unchanged, so this reads as a page-consolidation move rather than a price change: Oxylabs is presenting Dedicated Datacenter as one more card alongside Shared (pay per IP) and Shared (pay per GB), rather than a separate product with its own URL and marketing page.
One incidental fact shift came with the merge: the entry tier’s advertised location count jumped from “30 (including US, UK, Germany, France, Japan and Brazil)” on the old standalone page to “188 countries” on the merged card — the same figure previously reserved for the Enterprise tier. Whether that reflects an actual network expansion or a copy/paste artifact of the merge is not disclosed on the page.
The standalone /pricing/dedicated-datacenter-proxies page now 301-redirects into /pricing/datacenter-proxies, where the former $2.25/IP entry tier surfaces as a 'Dedicated (pay per IP)' card alongside Shared (pay per IP), Shared (pay per GB) and Enterprise. Its advertised location count changed from 30 to 188 countries and its 'Concurrent sessions: 10,000' figure no longer appears; the $2.25/IP rate itself is unchanged. Packaging-only — no underlying price move.