Proxy-IPv4

• US price, 30-day rental; the price table shows 3-day prices by default (its $0.45 'from' price). The same prices apply in 12 other countries (Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine). 23 other countries start at $1.77 per IP and Kazakhstan, Korea and South Africa at $3.00, with the same tier percentages.
• Rentals of 60 and 90 days cost about 3% to 7% less per month.
• Orders above 500 IPs are referred to sales on the pricing page; the price calculator quotes $0.75 per IP from 1,000 IPs.
• Fair usage policy: 100 concurrent connections per IP.

• Minimum order 10 IPs (the $0.81 'from' price on the site). Same price in all 12 countries; rentals are 30, 60 or 90 days, and 60 and 90 days cost about 5% to 13% less per month. The 350 to 499 tier appears only in the price calculator, not in the package list.
• Traffic is routed through an IPv4 server by tunnelling; speeds up to 100 Mbps.

• US price, 30-day rental (the price table shows 3-day prices by default). Ukraine costs $2.10 for one IP and the other 22 countries $2.61; tier discounts are 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% and 40% from 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500 IPs.
• Rentals of 60 and 90 days cost about 3% to 7% less per month. Orders above 500 IPs are referred to sales on the pricing page.

• US price for T-Mobile 4G, priced for 30-minute rotation. Other US carriers cost $125 (AT&T 4G, Verizon 4G) and $170 (5G on AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon) for 30 days; in the price calculator, 5-minute or on-demand rotation on T-Mobile 4G adds $65 to the order.
• Other countries cost $49 (Poland) to $125 per IP for 30 days. The price is the same at any quantity; rentals of 60 and 90 days cost about 5% and 7% less per month.
• The homepage 'from $12' price does not match the tariff list, whose cheapest 3-day rental is $15 (Poland).