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Pricing

Bandwidth-based, no seat fees, no surprises

Every plan includes every country and every exit class. You pay for the traffic you route, not for a matrix of per-port fees. 7-day refund on first subscription; cancel any time.

Pricing

Every plan, every feature, laid out flat

No tier-by-tier guessing — compare row by row, pick the one whose bandwidth fits your workload.

Plan
Local

$49/ mo

CoastMost popular

$149/ mo

Carrier

$449/ mo

Port

$799/ mo

Network

Custom

Bandwidth8 GB30 GB residential + 5 GB mobile80 GB residential + 30 GB 4G/5GUnmetered (500 GB fair use)Custom
Concurrent sessions100300600500Unlimited
RotationPer-request or 10-min stickyPer-request or sticky 1–60 minPer-request or sticky 1–60 minAPI-triggered; locked to one ASNPer-request or sticky 1–60 min
ProtocolsHTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5
GeotargetingState + top-20 DMAState + all 210 DMAsState + DMA + city + ASNState + DMA + city + ASNState + DMA + city + ASN
Carrier ASN pinningPool defaultPool defaultT-Mobile / Verizon / AT&T / Comcast / Spectrum / CoxDedicated carrierT-Mobile / Verizon / AT&T / Comcast / Spectrum / Cox
IPv6 supportOn 5G poolsOn 5G poolsOn 5G poolsOn 5G pools
SupportEmail (24h)Priority email + SlackDedicated Slack + phoneNamed engineerNamed engineer
Refund window7 days7 days7 days7 days7 days
Choose LocalChoose CoastChoose CarrierChoose PortChoose Network

FAQ

Pricing questions

The ones we get asked most often before a customer commits.

  • Why is 4G mobile more expensive than residential?
    4G mobile bandwidth costs us more per GB — real carrier SIMs, carrier-agreement fees, and the CGNAT port overhead make 4G fundamentally more expensive to operate than residential cable exits. We price it accordingly: Coast at $149 includes 5 GB of mobile bleed-over; Carrier at $449 is where mobile becomes the primary workload.
  • Can I mix residential and mobile bandwidth on the same plan?
    Yes — every paid plan above Local includes both pools. Coast includes 30 GB residential + 5 GB 4G mobile. Carrier includes 80 GB residential + 30 GB 4G/5G. The gateway rotates between pools automatically; pass X-PX-Type: mobile or residential to pin a specific type.
  • What happens when I hit the fair-use cap on Port?
    We email you at 80% and 100% of the 500 GB fair-use monthly cap. Beyond 500 GB, we'll reach out to either upgrade you to Network or (rarely) throttle the port to prevent carrier-side contention. We don't silently cut you off; we do talk first.
  • Is there a contract or can I cancel monthly?
    Self-serve plans (Local, Coast, Carrier, Port) are month-to-month. Network (enterprise) is annual with a documented contract. Cancel self-serve any time from your dashboard; the cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.
  • Do you offer annual billing discounts?
    Yes, 15% off for annual prepay on Coast and Carrier, 20% off on Port. Network is custom. Email us from /contact to set up annual billing; we invoice or take crypto for annual commitments.
  • What payment methods do you accept?
    Card (via Card2Crypto, which settles to USDC on Polygon on our side), USDT on Ethereum (ERC-20), and Bitcoin. Self-serve checkout handles all three. Annual contracts can be wired or invoiced.
  • Can I try before committing?
    The Local plan at $49/mo is effectively our trial tier — lowest commitment, full access to the US residential pool. If it works, step up. If not, cancel. We've stopped doing free trials because they attracted abuse without validating real workloads.
  • Why no per-port pricing like competitors?
    Per-port pricing is a bandwidth-laundering tactic — sell you a 'port' and count on you not measuring the per-GB equivalent. We price per-GB on rotating residential + mobile, and per-port only on Port (which is literally a dedicated port, hence the name). That's the honest decomposition of the cost structure.
  • Do you have overage fees?
    Yes, on Local / Coast / Carrier. If you exceed your monthly bandwidth, additional GB is billed at the plan's effective per-GB rate (calculated from your tier's included bandwidth / price). We warn you at 80% and 100% and you can set a hard cap in the dashboard. Port is unmetered inside the 500 GB fair-use threshold.

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