Oculus Proxies, run by Oculus Networks Inc., sells shared and dedicated datacenter proxies and three ISP proxy lines: global ISP billed per GB, and US-only ISP Premium and Events & E-commerce billed per IP. Plans are prepaid weekly or monthly packages. Residential plans remain in the site's plan data, but no residential product is listed and those pages show 'Page not found'. No mobile product is sold.
Pricing details
- Shared datacenter, per week: 30 GB $4.50, 100 GB $13.50, 200 GB $25, 500 GB $50 ($0.10/GB); monthly packages $9, $27, $50, $100
- Dedicated datacenter, per week: 25 IPs $15, 75 IPs $41.25, 100 IPs $53, 200 IPs $100 ($0.50/IP); monthly $30, $82.50, $105, $200 ($1.00/IP at 200 IPs)
- ISP (global, shared, per GB), per week: 15 GB $9.75, 30 GB $18.75, 50 GB $30, 100 GB $55, 150 GB $75 ($0.50/GB); monthly packages cost double
- ISP Premium (US, per IP), per week: 30 IPs $25.50, 50 IPs $41.25, 100 IPs $80, 200 IPs $150 ($0.75/IP); monthly $51 to $300
- Events & E-commerce ISP (US, per IP), per week: 10 IPs $7.25 up to 400 IPs $230 ($0.575/IP, shown as $0.57); monthly $14.50 to $460
- Residential plan sets (rotating from $1.00/GB on 150 GB weekly; sneakers and events-tickets residential) remain in the pricing-page plan data, but no residential product is listed and their pages show 'Page not found'
Trial & refunds
The homepage FAQ offers a free package of 5 datacenter IPs with 100 MB of bandwidth, valid for 7 days, after signup; the full FAQ separately claims a 3-day free trial for any proxy type. Refunds are possible within 5 days of payment if the plan has used less than 50 MB, and the policy lets Oculus refuse any request.
Prices as advertised on Oculus Proxies's website, checked September 26, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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