CyberYozh

• The price is the lowest 30-day US line: 4G modems in New York, Boston, Portland and Miami. US 5G lines cost $130 to $191. In-stock lines in other countries run from $50 (Ukraine) to $264 (Germany). About 108 of the 134 listed lines were in stock when read (the count moves), in 17 countries.
• Each listing is one line in one city on one carrier, rented to one customer. Lines are also rented for 1 to 15 days (US 1-day $8 to $11, 7-day $38 to $49), which are not recorded.
• The order dialog's auto-renewal switch starts on, and can be cancelled until 20 minutes before the period ends. The IP changes on demand from the dashboard or by API.
• New accounts: promo code CYBERYOZH2025 on a first deposit gives 10% cashback (promos page); it is not applied automatically. Payment-system and blockchain fees are charged to the customer.

• The price is for the 12 US shared 5G ports (Richmond, Melville, Eatontown, Atlanta, Philadelphia and Boston, each with the IP rotating every 5 or 30 minutes). Up to 5 users share a port. The Tbilisi (Georgia) port costs $39.
• Ports are also rented for 1, 3, 7 and 14 days (US $3, $7, $20, $30), which are not recorded.

• Pay as you go ('Add traffic') is $4/GB for 3 to 1,000 GB per purchase. The fixed packages are 30-day plans with auto-renewal on by default (cancellable until 20 minutes before the period ends).
• Packages of 250 GB and above sit under a 'Business' tab but can be bought directly. The 500 GB package is left out: the page shows $2.20/GB with a $2,200 total, which would be $4.40/GB. Larger volumes go through sales ('personalized offer').
• Other pages quote lower 'from' prices that the plan picker does not offer: $1.8/GB in the page title, $2/GB and $1.8/GB on the business proposals page (by request), $0.9/GB on the proxy catalog page. One card on the page says 50+ million IPs; the page header says 100M+.

• The same $5.39 for 30 days applies in every country: 147 in-stock listings in 76 countries, chosen by country and ISP name (for example US Lumina Broadband, US CenturyLink). The page titles say $5.29/mo; the listings charge $5.39.
• Terms of 60, 90, 180 and 360 days cost $10.78, $16.17, $32.34 and $58.21 (about $4.85 a month for 360 days, 10% off). An order takes up to 10 IPs. Auto-renewal is available on the 30-day term and starts on.

• The price is for the US and 67 other countries; Norway, Hong Kong and Bulgaria cost $1.75. 71 countries are listed.
• Terms of 60, 90, 180 and 360 days cost $4.38, $6.23, $11.95 and $22.33 at the US price (about $1.86 a month for 360 days, 15% off). An order takes up to 10 IPs.
• The product listing and filter offer HTTP only; the business proposals page says SOCKS5 and HTTP.

• The price is for the US and 67 other countries; Norway, Hong Kong and Bulgaria cost $1.42. Sold for 30 days only, without auto-renewal. An order takes up to 10 IPs.
• Besides the '1 GB bandwidth' line, the same page says you 'only pay for the required amount of traffic'; how the 1 GB is metered is not stated.