Oxylabs flattens the Web Scraper API pricing page again
One week after restoring its two-tab Regular/Enterprise layout, Oxylabs flattened the Web Scraper API pricing page back to a single four-column grid; per-1K rates on the surviving tiers are unchanged.
Two-tab layout (2026-08-04): Regular tab (Free Trial, Micro $49/mo, Starter $99/mo, Advanced $249/mo) + Enterprise tab (Venture $499/mo, Business $999/mo, Corporate $2,000/mo, Custom+).
Single four-column grid restored: Micro $49/mo, Starter $99/mo, Business $999/mo, Custom+ from $0.25/1K; Advanced, Venture and Corporate named tiers are off the page again, and the Regular/Enterprise tab toggle is gone.
Oxylabs’ Web Scraper API pricing page (/products/scraper-api/web/pricing) flattened back into a single four-column grid just one week after restoring its two-tab Regular/Enterprise layout on 2026-08-04. The page again shows only Micro ($49/mo), Starter ($99/mo), Business ($999/mo) and Custom+ (from $0.25/1K) — the Advanced ($249/mo), Venture ($499/mo) and Corporate ($2,000/mo) named tiers, and the Regular/Enterprise tab toggle itself, are off the page once more.
Every per-1K rate on the surviving tiers — including the Amazon/Google/other target splits, JavaScript-rendering surcharge, media-download fee, and top-up ceilings — is byte-for-byte identical to both the pre-flattening and the 2026-08-04-restored numbers. This is the third packaging flip on this single page in five weeks (flatten 2026-07-06 → restore 2026-08-04 → flatten again 2026-08-11), with no underlying unit-economics change accompanying any of the three moves — Oxylabs appears to still be actively testing how the Scraper API ladder is presented.
One week after the 2026-08-04 restoration, the Web Scraper API pricing page flattened for a second time back into a single four-column grid (Micro $49/mo, Starter $99/mo, Business $999/mo, Custom+ from $0.25/1K); the Regular/Enterprise tab toggle and its Advanced ($249/mo), Venture ($499/mo) and Corporate ($2,000/mo) named tiers are off the page once more. This is the third packaging flip on this single page in five weeks (flatten 2026-07-06 → restore 2026-08-04 → flatten 2026-08-11); every per-1K rate on the surviving tiers is byte-for-byte unchanged across all three states. All other proxy lines (residential $6/GB, datacenter $0.59/GB, ISP $1.60/IP, dedicated $2.25/IP, mobile $7.50/GB, headless $6/GB, Web Unblocker $9.40/GB with WU40) held steady.