oxylabs-mcp

MCP.Pizza Chef: oxylabs

Ten tools cover fetching a page's text, running a Google or Amazon search and reading the results back, and pointing a hosted browser at a site to gather details across several pages. Oxylabs handles the blocking, the page rendering and the country restrictions on its own machines, so your own connection never visits the site. It needs a paid Oxylabs account — an account username and password for the scraping side, a separate key for the AI side — and only the tools your credentials cover ever appear.

Data
Web/Research

Use This MCP server To

Read a web page my assistant otherwise cannot open Pull the top Google results for a phrase I choose Check prices and reviews on an Amazon product page See search results as they look in another country Collect the same details from many pages of one site Have a browser click through a site and report back

README

Oxylabs + MCP

Oxylabs MCP Server

The missing link between AI models and the real‑world web: one API that delivers clean, structured data from any site.


📖 Overview

The Oxylabs MCP server provides a bridge between AI models and the web. It enables them to scrape any URL, render JavaScript-heavy pages, extract and format content for AI use, manage CAPTCHA, and access geo-restricted web data from 195+ countries.

🛠️ MCP Tools

Oxylabs MCP provides two sets of tools that can be used together or independently:

oxylabs-mcp FAQ

Do I have to pay?
Yes. Oxylabs is a paid service. The scraping side comes with a one-week trial and the AI side starts with 1000 free credits, but continued use is billed by volume. The connector itself is free and MIT-licensed.
Do I need a key?
Partly. The four scraping tools use your Oxylabs account username and password rather than a key. The six AI tools use a separate key from Oxylabs AI Studio. You can supply either set, or both.
What if I only have one of the two?
Only the matching tools appear. The connector checks which credentials are present and hides the rest, so your assistant is never offered a tool that would fail.
Could my password be exposed?
Yes, in one setup. The hosted option documented in the README lets you put your Oxylabs username and password directly into a web address. Web addresses end up in logs and browser history, so prefer the sign-in flow or the environment-settings method.
Can it change things on websites?
More than the labels suggest. Most tools only read, but the browser tool can navigate, click links and fill in forms on any site you point it at, even though the code marks it read-only. Do not aim it at a page where submitting a form would matter.
Can I use this to check competitor prices?
Yes. Ask for an Amazon product page or a search results page and you get the listings, prices and ratings back as readable text.
Which apps does it work in?
Claude Desktop and Cursor with a short pasted snippet, or the hosted version on Smithery, which signs you in and needs no local install at all.
Does the fetching happen on my computer?
No. Every request runs on Oxylabs' machines and only the text comes back, so the site sees their address rather than yours.
Is it official and maintained?
Yes. Oxylabs publish and maintain it themselves under an MIT licence, last updated June 2026. Note the README lists eight tools while there are actually ten.