AstroProxy

• The pricing page gives 'from $7.3 per 1 GB' (100 MB for $0.73) on the Prepaid Traffic tab, plus $0.30 per port. The dashboard shows the exact rate for the chosen settings; the provider lists the geotargeting level among the things that set the price, and says traffic costs the same in every country.
• A bulk discount of 2% to 20% is applied at checkout as the ordered traffic (or number of ports) grows, starting from about 10 GB, and a cumulative discount of 10% to 25% applies when top-ups within 30 days pass $188 to $2,000; together they reach 45%. The percentage for each volume isn't published, so only the base price is recorded.
• The Pay As You Go tab bills 10 MB at a time from the account balance: from $7.87 per GB plus $0.10 per port, with no volume discount. Ports with no traffic for 45 days are archived.
• Prepaid packages are offered from 100 MB to 300 GB, and the provider offers custom terms to corporate clients.
• The FAQ describes the 50M+ IP pool as the total across residential, mobile and datacenter. The residential product page FAQ says prices start at $0.10 per GB, which doesn't match the pricing page; the pricing page is used.

• The pricing page gives 'from $13.14 per 1 GB' (100 MB for $1.31) on the Prepaid Traffic tab, plus $0.30 per port. The dashboard shows the exact rate for the chosen settings.
• The same bulk and top-up discounts apply, up to 45% combined; their percentages per volume aren't published, so only the base price is recorded.
• The Pay As You Go tab bills 10 MB at a time from the account balance: from $14.17 per GB plus $0.10 per port, with no volume discount. Ports with no traffic for 45 days are archived.
• The mobile product page FAQ says prices start at $0.15 per GB, which doesn't match the pricing page; the pricing page is used.

• The pricing page gives 'from $3.65 per 1 GB' (100 MB for $0.37) on the Prepaid Traffic tab, plus $0.30 per port. The dashboard shows the exact rate for the chosen settings.
• The same bulk and top-up discounts apply, up to 45% combined; their percentages per volume aren't published, so only the base price is recorded.
• The datacenter product page says 'from $2 per GB', which is about the base price after the 45% maximum discount; the base price is used.
• The Pay As You Go tab bills 10 MB at a time from the account balance: from $3.94 per GB plus $0.10 per port, with no volume discount. Ports with no traffic for 45 days are archived.
• The product page calls bandwidth unlimited, meaning no speed cap; traffic is still billed per GB.