Scavio vs Oxylabs
Scavio (Free 250/mo, $30/mo for 7K credits, $0.005/credit) and Oxylabs ($49/mo, SERP at $0.0006/page, $50 minimum) both extract Google Shopping data, but take different approaches. Scavio returns structured JSON from a search API, while Oxylabs operates as a SERP scraping proxy that renders and parses raw Shopping pages.
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Scavio
Free 250/mo; $30/mo for 7K credits; $0.005/credit
Strengths
- Structured Google Shopping results as clean JSON
- Multi-platform: Google, Amazon, Walmart, YouTube, Reddit in one API
- MCP server for AI agent integration
- No proxy management or parsing logic required
Weaknesses
- Higher per-query cost than Oxylabs at volume
- No raw HTML access for custom parsing
- Newer service with shorter track record
- No residential proxy network for geo-targeting
Oxylabs
$49/mo; SERP $0.0006/page; $50 minimum
Strengths
- Lowest per-page cost for high-volume SERP scraping
- Residential and datacenter proxy infrastructure
- Raw HTML plus parsed structured data options
- Geo-targeting via proxy location selection
Weaknesses
- $50 minimum monthly commitment
- Requires understanding proxy-based scraping architecture
- No MCP server or native AI agent integration
- Shopping parsing requires SERP Scraper API specifically
Feature-by-feature comparison
Verdict
Oxylabs wins at high volume: above 10K Google Shopping queries per month, the $0.0006/page rate makes it significantly cheaper than any structured API. Oxylabs also wins when you need raw HTML for custom parsing or geo-targeted results via proxy selection. Scavio wins below 10K queries/month where Oxylabs' $50 minimum makes it more expensive, and for teams that want structured JSON without building a parsing layer. Scavio also wins when you need Amazon, Walmart, and Google Shopping data from a single API.
Consider Scavio instead
Scavio's structured search API eliminates the proxy management and HTML parsing that Oxylabs requires. For teams building AI agents or LLM pipelines that need Google Shopping data alongside Amazon and Walmart results, Scavio delivers all three from one endpoint at $0.005/query. The tradeoff is clear: Scavio for simplicity and multi-platform coverage below 10K queries, Oxylabs for raw cost efficiency at scale.
Frequently Asked Questions
Scavio (Free 250/mo, $30/mo for 7K credits, $0.005/credit) and Oxylabs ($49/mo, SERP at $0.0006/page, $50 minimum) both extract Google Shopping data, but take different approaches. Scavio returns structured JSON from a search API, while Oxylabs operates as a SERP scraping proxy that renders and parses raw Shopping pages.
Scavio is priced at Free 250/mo; $30/mo for 7K credits; $0.005/credit. Oxylabs is priced at $49/mo; SERP $0.0006/page; $50 minimum. The better value depends on your usage volume and feature requirements.
Scavio's structured search API eliminates the proxy management and HTML parsing that Oxylabs requires. For teams building AI agents or LLM pipelines that need Google Shopping data alongside Amazon and Walmart results, Scavio delivers all three from one endpoint at $0.005/query. The tradeoff is clear: Scavio for simplicity and multi-platform coverage below 10K queries, Oxylabs for raw cost efficiency at scale.
Some teams use both tools for different parts of their pipeline. However, a unified API like Scavio can replace the need for multiple subscriptions by providing search, content extraction, YouTube, and Amazon data from a single endpoint.
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50 free credits on signup. Structured data from Google, YouTube, Amazon, Walmart, and Reddit. No credit card required.