Geonix

• Prices are for the USA on the 30-day term. List price per IP before volume discounts is $1.57 in the USA, $1.43 in 11 countries (Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Switzerland, Ukraine), $1.65 in 23 countries and $2.70 in Kazakhstan, South Korea and South Africa.
• Volume discounts: 5% at 10 IPs, 8% at 20, 20% at 50, 25% at 100, 30% at 200, 40% at 500, 42% at 1,000, 45% at 2,000, 48% at 3,000 and 50% at 5,000.
• Other terms: 7 days costs 50% of the 30-day price and 14 days 75%; 90, 180 and 360 days cut the monthly price by 3%, 5% and 7%. Each order is paid once for its term.
• Fair usage policy: 100 threads per IP by default in the terms, while the FAQ says 6 simultaneous connections per IP. The home page tells orders above 2,000 IPs to contact a manager, but this page lists 3,000 and 5,000 IP packages.

• 30-day term, minimum order 10 IPs, same price in all 13 countries. The 30-day price is twice the 7-day price of $0.07 per IP. Volume discounts: 30% at 20 and 50 IPs, 50% at 100 and 500 IPs.
• Longer terms cut the price per IP per 30 days by about 25% (60 days), 33% (90 days), 42% (180 days) and 46% (360 days).
• The page states no bandwidth limit; the fair usage policy in the terms covers only IPv4 and ISP proxies.

• Same price in all 24 countries, on the 30-day term. Volume discounts: 8% at 10 IPs, 23% at 20, 26% at 50, 29% at 100, 33% at 200, 37% at 500, 45% at 1,000 and 48% at 2,000.
• Other terms: 7 days costs 50% of the 30-day price and 14 days 75%; 90, 180 and 360 days cut the monthly price by 3%, 5% and 7%. Each order is paid once for its term.
• Fair usage policy as for IPv4: 100 threads per IP by default in the terms, while the FAQ says 6 simultaneous connections per IP.

• The price is the cheapest US option, T-Mobile 4G with 30-minute rotation, for 30 days. Other US options cost $125 (4G with 5-minute or URL rotation) and $170 (5G). Other countries cost $45 to $135.
• A 2-day term costs 30% of the 30-day price ($18); 90, 180 and 360 days cut the monthly price by about 3%, 10% and 15%. The page shows one price per proxy and no volume discounts.

• 'Pay as go' is listed as 1 GB at $3/GB; the plans from 3 GB are listed as monthly consumption. The page doesn't say whether unused traffic expires, and doesn't state the longest sticky session (it depends on the peer device staying active).
• Targeting is listed as country, state, city and ISP; ISP is recorded as ASN. The residential page doesn't list protocols: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 come from the home page's statement of protocol support across its proxies.