Oxylabs has been recognized as Europe's fastest-growing public data acquisition company for the third consecutive year by the Financial Times and Statista's FT1000 list. Industry-leading machine learning models enable the company's data acquisition solutions to automatically adapt to website layout changes. The company differentiates through ethical practices and advanced AI-powered solutions.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Oxylabs is recognized as Europe's fastest-growing public data acquisition company for three consecutive years. The company acquired Webshare, a Silicon Valley-based proxy software company. Legal challenges exist but the company maintains strong market position and innovation trajectory.
Top Insights
As the industry leader in growth, Oxylabs has prioritized ethical data acquisition throughout its business activities, setting the benchmark for responsible scraping practices.
Oxylabs introduced the first AI-powered scraping assistant that automatically generates request code and parsing instructions.
Oxylabs operates with 500-1,000 employees across 3 locations.
Reddit filed a lawsuit against Oxylabs on October 22, 2025, alleging unlawful data collection as the company prepares to defend its position on open access to public data.
Named Competitors
Bright Data — Proxy and web scraping solutions for data intelligence
Infatica — Residential proxy network for web scraping
Privatoria — Privacy and proxy infrastructure solutions
Decodo — Web scraping and data collection platform
Recent Developments
(October 2025) Reddit lawsuit filed against Oxylabs alleging unlawful data collection through circumvention tactics
(April 2026) Oxylabs partnered with Agno to provide agents with reliable web data access for AI-driven SEO insights
(March 2026) Oxylabs collaborated with VU Kauno Fakultetas to present cybersecurity challenges to students as part of Project 4β pro-bono initiative
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