OkeyProxy

• Quantities are GB delivered, bonus included, and each unit price is the package price divided by those GB: 3 GB for $10, 15 + 5 GB for $40, 80 + 10 GB for $134, 300 + 15 GB for $372, 500 + 30 GB for $520, 800 + 120 GB for $736, 1000 + 200 GB for $840 and 2000 + 500 GB for $1,600. The page adds the bonus with no code and no end date.
• Every tier carries a percent-off badge, 20% to 80%, measured against a $4.00 per GB list price of base traffic that the page doesn't show; no end date is given, so the charged price is recorded. A custom plan is through sales.
• Code CHEERS10 from the 4th anniversary sale page gives 10% off all plans, one use per customer, with no end date shown; it isn't applied here. The Black Friday page says that sale has ended.
• The pricing buttons read 'Get subscription', but the dashboard has an auto-renew switch ('when you turn auto-renewal on'), so packages are treated as one-off 30-day purchases. No sticky session maximum is published; the anniversary sale page title mentions '7-day sticky' US residential proxies.
• Unlimited residential proxies are priced by bandwidth and duration, not per GB or IP, and aren't recorded: 30 days costs $1,939 at 200 Mbps up to $5,819 at 1000 Mbps, and shorter plans start at $27 per hour and $239 per day.
• The 150M+ pool and 200+ regions are the pricing page's claims; the about page's description says 240+ countries.

• Quantities are GB delivered, bonus included, and each unit price is the package price divided by those GB: 10 GB for $30, 80 + 5 GB for $200, 150 + 5 GB for $300, 550 + 10 GB for $963, 800 + 15 GB for $1,200, 1500 + 30 GB for $2,100 and 5000 + 200 GB for $4,500.
• Every tier carries a percent-off badge, 40% to 82%, measured against a $5.00 per GB list price of base traffic that the page doesn't show; no end date is given, so the charged price is recorded. Code CHEERS10 from the 4th anniversary sale page gives 10% off all plans, one use per customer, with no end date shown; it isn't applied here.
• Premium is described as brand-new real residential IPs with extra US IPs. The extra US pool is given as 350K+ on the home and pricing pages and as 200K+ on the residential product page, so no pool size is recorded.

• Quantities are GB delivered, bonus included, and each unit price is the package price divided by those GB: 5 GB for $8, 45 + 5 GB for $30, 300 + 10 GB for $150, 500 + 15 GB for $230, 800 + 30 GB for $352, 1500 + 120 GB for $600 and 2000 + 200 GB for $760.
• Every tier carries a percent-off badge, 20% to 81%, measured against a $2.00 per GB list price of base traffic that the page doesn't show; no end date is given, so the charged price is recorded. The home page calls this tier 'Starter'. Code CHEERS10 from the 4th anniversary sale page gives 10% off all plans, one use per customer, with no end date shown; it isn't applied here.
• The product page says the pool spans more than 200 countries and assigns a new IP with each request or after a set interval.

• The price is per IP for 30 days at the cheapest US location, Illinois: $4.00, struck-through $5.00 (20% off, no end date). Missouri, New York, Texas and Washington cost $5.00. Across the 13 listed locations the 30-day price runs from $4.00 to $10.00: $5.00 in most places, $6.00 in Taiwan and $10.00 in Dubai and Gyeonggi-do (South Korea).
• The page prices each location per IP and shows no quantity tiers. The pricing page defaults to a 7-day plan ($2.00 to $5.00 per IP), which isn't recorded; 90-day prices are generally three times the 30-day price.
• The page's description says 240+ countries, but its plan list shows 29 state or city locations in 19 countries, so no location count is recorded. Code CHEERS10 from the 4th anniversary sale page gives 10% off all plans, one use per customer, with no end date shown; it isn't applied here.

• The price is per IP for 30 days at the cheapest US location, Texas: $5.40, struck-through $6.00 (10% off, no end date). California, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington cost $6.00. Across the 26 listed locations the 30-day price runs from $4.80 (Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City, 20% off $6.00) to $18.00 (Buenos Aires); most cost $6.00, Jakarta, Cebu, Manila and Goias cost $10.00 and Taiwan $9.96.
• Premium ISP is sold in the same price list as Standard ISP, tagged 'Premium ISP', and the page gives no other difference. The 7-day plan ($3.00 default) isn't recorded; 90-day prices are generally three times the 30-day price. Code CHEERS10 from the 4th anniversary sale page gives 10% off all plans, one use per customer, with no end date shown; it isn't applied here.

• The price is per IP for 30 days at the US location with stock, California: $3.60, struck-through $4.00 (10% off, no end date). New York costs $10.00 and has 5 IPs. Across the 14 listed locations the 30-day price runs from $3.20 (Kuala Lumpur, 20% off $4.00) to $10.00; most cost $4.00 or $5.00.
• The menu says '29+ locations' but the page lists 14. The price per IP doesn't change with quantity on the page. The 7-day plan ($2.00 default) isn't recorded; 90-day prices are three times the 30-day price. Code CHEERS10 from the 4th anniversary sale page gives 10% off all plans, one use per customer, with no end date shown; it isn't applied here.