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Location zone pricing

Location zone pricing groups countries into zones with a price multiplier for dedicated products, reflecting what ISP address blocks, colocation and carrier plans cost in each region; the reference zone is usually the United States. Per-gigabyte traffic on residential and mobile pools is normally priced the same in every country, because it is sold by volume rather than by address.

1 min read Also called country pricing, regional multiplier Updated

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Why zones exist#

  • ISP-registered blocks are abundant in the United States and scarce elsewhere.
  • Bandwidth and colocation cost more in Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Africa than in North America.
  • A dedicated mobile device is a physical modem with an unlimited plan hosted in the country; plan and hosting prices vary widely.

What to look for#

The multiplier table should be published, the zone of each country visible before ordering, and the quote shown as a final figure per address. Zones that only appear at checkout are a red flag.

How it works at Proxy Cyber#

Proxy Cyber publishes every zone: ISP ×1.00 (United States), ×1.20 (Canada and Western Europe), ×1.35 (rest of Europe), ×1.55 (Asia-Pacific and Brazil); datacenter ×1.00, ×1.15, ×1.40; mobile devices ×1.00, ×0.80, ×0.50. Each country page shows the zone and the resulting prices; per-GB traffic costs the same everywhere.

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