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Oxylabs vs Decodo
Maximum Pool and Filter Depth vs. Lower-Friction Evaluation and Balanced Scale
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Quick pick
Oxylabs fits projects that need the largest published pools in this pair and advanced filters such as coordinates, IP version, or operating system.
Decodo fits projects that want large residential/mobile networks, ASN targeting, and a clearer self-serve trial and refund path without giving up global scale.
Oxylabs and Decodo are both full-scale proxy providers, and their feature sets overlap heavily. Oxylabs currently advertises 175M+ residential IPs and 20M+ mobile IPs, while Decodo advertises 115M+ residential IPs and 10M+ mobile IPs. Both support global residential coverage and ASN-level targeting; the more useful distinction is Oxylabs' deeper environment filters versus Decodo's simpler evaluation and pricing path.
Choosing Oxylabs
Oxylabs advantages
Oxylabs publishes the larger residential and mobile pools. Residential targeting reaches coordinates and ASN in addition to standard geographic fields, and advanced filters add IPv4/IPv6 plus operating-system selection. The residential product supports unlimited concurrent sessions, and mobile provides 20M+ IPs across 140+ countries with coordinate and ASN targeting.
What Decodo makes easier
Decodo still operates at large scale but with a more approachable self-serve path. Its 115M+ residential network spans 195+ locations and now explicitly includes ASN as well as continent, country, state, city, and ZIP targeting. The public residential page offers a three-day trial and 14-day money-back policy, while mobile provides 10M+ IPs from 700+ carriers across 160+ locations.
Choosing Decodo
Decodo advantages
Decodo is a strong fit when a buyer wants enterprise-class targeting without needing Oxylabs' full set of advanced environment filters. Residential includes unlimited concurrent sessions and broad geo targeting, mobile includes carrier and ASN selection, and the evaluation path is clearly documented before a larger commitment is made.
Where Oxylabs goes further
Oxylabs publishes 175M+ residential and 20M+ mobile IPs, compared with Decodo's 115M+ and 10M+ respectively. It also documents coordinate targeting plus IP-version and OS filters on residential. Those controls are meaningful for pipelines that model the exit environment itself, not just the exit geography.
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