Oxylabs vs FourA: what a blocked page costs
Oxylabs bills a 403, a 404 and a bot check as successful results. FourA bills none of them. Both billing docs, read on 21 September 2026.
Oxylabs bills a 403, a 404 and a bot check as successful results. FourA bills none of them. Both billing docs, read on 21 September 2026.
Bot checks served with an HTTP 200 are no longer billed, the proxy port is out of beta and answers to your plan, and a Chrome extension arrives in beta.
Zyte vs FourA: 1,000 requests to a tier 5 site cost $0.95 on Zyte's $100 commitment, $0.11 with a FourA browser profile at $99. As of 17 September 2026.
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ScraperAPI geotargeting for one country starts at the $299 Business plan, FourA's at $99 on Startup. Both pricing pages read on 17 September 2026.
Every plan refusal now names the limit behind it, the proxy port remembers targeting on the key, and Browser, interactive pages included, comes with every plan.
Firecrawl's entry plan buys 5,000 pages a month, FourA's buys 300,000. Firecrawl's pricing page read on 10 September 2026 and ours on 17 September 2026, converted to cost per 1,000.
ScraperAPI and Zenrows bill a 404 as a success. FourA bills only what your validate rule accepts. Both sides' pricing docs, read on 9 September 2026.
Bright Data bills per request, Oxylabs per gigabyte, Firecrawl per page. We priced the same 1,000 pages five ways, and no two quotes compare until you convert.
A proxy endpoint you can point any HTTP client at, premium exits on /api/proxy with the class that served you in the response, and an Auto that remembers.