Pay-as-you-go proxies: residential costs, expiry and renewal

$0.99/GB from 15 GB: a $14.85 traffic purchase by multiplication. This is Core PAYG; the $49/100 GB monthly plan has different renewal and expiry rules.

Buy Core traffic without a required monthly commitment. A separate cash-funding floor was not established. Verification may be requested even though the FAQ says KYC is not required by default.

PAYG has no monthly commitment. The terms describe auto-recharge, but its default setting and initial amount are not published in the cited sources; check the account configuration.

Hypothetical pause: 1 GB left after 13 months with no activity or additions remains unexpired under Core PAYG's no-time-limit rule. This assumes an open account and unchanged terms, not measured future availability.

The once-per-type Intro is $5 for 5 GB. After it, the same proxy type has a $50 minimum; the Standard Basic package provides 50 GB for $50.

No subscription is required for the one-time package. ID may be requested. Payment processing fees are extra, and PayPal access requires a support request and approval.

Buy more when needed, or enable optional auto-recharge. FastSpring charges the configured amount immediately on enablement; Stripe charges when the selected traffic threshold is reached.

Hypothetical pause: 1 GB left after 13 months with no activity or additions remains unexpired under the purchased-traffic rule. The separate corporate test offer does not establish the same retention.

$1/GB with a $50 retail purchase minimum, equivalent to 50 GB by division. The separate $500 reseller minimum does not apply to this retail comparison.

Fund the retail account by credit card or PayPal. No recurring subscription is required. Country targeting is documented; city, ZIP and ASN selection are not established.

The retail pricing page says nothing renews. Purchase another bandwidth balance when needed; requested trial credits have separate, unpublished limits.

Hypothetical pause: prepaid balance equivalent to 1 GB remains unexpired after 13 months without activity or additions under the stated paid-balance rule. This does not establish trial-credit expiry.

$4 buys each 1 GB unit from Wallet. This traffic unit does not establish the minimum external cash payment needed to fund the Wallet.

Use an account with a funded Wallet; one credit equals $1. PAYG does not require a monthly subscription and cannot run alongside a monthly plan.

At 90% use, PAYG automatically buys the next 1 GB from Wallet. This is a wallet debit; the cited rule does not establish automatic funding from an external payment method.

Hypothetical pause: 1 GB remaining for 13 months without activity or additions has passed its 12-month validity window. Unused Wallet credits also expire after 12 months; clock-reset behavior was not established.

$8/GB list rate with no monthly commitment; the displayed temporary coupon is excluded. A universal funding minimum was not verified, so $10 is not presented as a purchase floor.

For new zones after 7 July 2026, add real funds before company KYC. A registered company, corporate email and human approval are required; existing zones and approved customers have exceptions.

There is no monthly commitment. Automatic recharge is optional; Bright Data says PAYG does not recharge automatically when it is off. Check the account's actual setting.

Hypothetical pause: expiry of prepaid value sufficient for 1 GB after 13 months with no activity or additions is unknown. The 30-day trial-credit rule and monthly nonrollover rule do not answer paid PAYG retention.