711Proxy

• Prices are for the 30-day validity; 90 and 180 days cost more per GB (100 GB: $139 for 90 days, $169 for 180 days).
• A new account's first purchase of the 5 GB package costs $5.99 instead of $15 (shown as a new-user price); it applies to one purchase only, so it isn't listed as a plan.
• The 100 GB package carries 'Limited Offer' and 'Save $18' badges with no end date shown.
• Larger packages are in the Enterprise product. Residential Proxies-IP (pay per IP extracted, $0.03 to $0.20 per IP, each IP usable 30 minutes to 6 hours) and the SOCKS5 daily-IP plans are sold per IP and aren't listed.

• Each tier adds 5% bonus GB: 500 GB + 25 GB costs $400, 1000 + 50 GB $680, 2000 + 100 GB $1,300 and 5000 + 250 GB $3,000. The unit prices here are per base GB.
• Enterprise traffic can't be used directly: it has to be assigned to an account (your own is allowed) or redeemed through a CDKey first, and assigned traffic is valid for 90 days.
• Above 5,000 GB the plans go through support (from $0.55/GB) and aren't listed.

• Each price applies within a quantity bracket per order (1-10, 20-50, 60-90 and 100-150 GB); the plans list each bracket's minimum.
• The 20-50 and 60-90 GB brackets carry 'LTD 41% OFF' and 'LTD 46% OFF' badges with no end date shown.
• Larger brackets are in the Enterprise product; bigger volumes go through support.
• The product page claims city targeting; the docs offer only country or random location and say city targeting is available only for residential proxies, so city is left out.

• Each price applies within a quantity bracket per order (200-500, 600-900 and 1-5 TB); the plans list each bracket's minimum.
• Enterprise traffic has to be assigned to an account or redeemed through a CDKey before use.
• Larger volumes go through support and aren't listed.

• Prices are for 30 days at the US price of $3.50 per IP, with the automatic volume discount on 30-day orders: 2% off for 5-9 IPs, 5% for 10-49, 10% for 50-199, 20% for 200-499. Orders of 500 IPs or more go through support.
• Two IP types are sold. ISP IPs cost $3.50 in all 28 locations listed for that type; Native IPs cost $3.50 or $3.90 in the US and $4.90 to $13.90 elsewhere. The docs describe Native IPs as a real local user network and ISP IPs as a server-based network allocation.
• 90 days costs $9.50 for most US IPs. The IP stays fixed for the term; renewal adds the plan length, and auto-renewal from the wallet balance (3 days before expiry) is optional.
• The docs say static IPs are intended for personal use only.

• Prices are per port for a 30-day term; ports are also sold for 1, 3 and 7 days. A port rotates its IP every 3 to 30 minutes and draws on the whole pool.
• A 50-port, 30-day tier is listed at a $557 total but with a $13 per-port figure that doesn't match, so it is left out.
• Custom port counts go through support. The separate Unlimited Rotating Proxies (High Bandwidth) plans are priced by Mbps and term (200 Mbps for 30 days: $1,920) and aren't listed.