Say what you use
Pick the product you are buying today and the volume you get through in a month. The slider covers the whole ladder we sell, from the first gigabyte to the top tier.
Put in what you use and what you pay for it now. The calculator prices the same traffic on our live curve — the one checkout charges from — and shows you the difference in a month and in a year.
Pick the product you are buying today and the volume you get through in a month. The slider covers the whole ladder we sell, from the first gigabyte to the top tier.
Your current per-unit rate. If you are on a plan rather than a rate, divide the monthly bill by the volume it covers — that is the number to type in.
Our price for the same volume, what that saves per month and per year, and where on our curve you would land. Every figure is computed, none of it is typed.
Our side is computed from the live price curve. Your side is whatever you type.
On a plan rather than a rate? Divide the bill by the volume it covers.
| Item | Quantity | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| SerpProxies rate | 100 GB @ $0.98/GB | $97.59 |
| Your current rate | 100 GB @ $2.50/GB | $250.00 |
Saves $152.41/mo · $1,828.95/yr — 61% off what you pay now.
Every figure above is computed from the live pricing curve — the one checkout charges from.
Start on this pricelib/pricing.ts, the module the dashboard prices from and checkout charges against. This page imports it directly, so a price change lands here at the same moment it lands in the product.
Divide the monthly bill by the volume the plan covers and use that as your rate. If the plan expires unused each month, use the volume you actually get through — that is what you are really paying per gigabyte.
The price on our side is. Whether it saves you money depends on the rate you type in, which is why the calculator shows both sides rather than a single number.
That is where the ladder stops and a conversation starts. Bulk rates go below the published floor.