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Changelog

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This page records every change of price, city data or policy on MetroProxies, newest first. The current edition dates from 18 October 2026: price list, 181 city pages with Census 2024 and FCC December 2025 data, and the policies linked in the footer.

What changed on 18 October 2026?

  • Price list: residential $1.50 (1 GB) to $500 (1 TB); dedicated US ports from $3.75 a day; rotating mobile from $2.99 per GB.
  • City pages: 181 US cities with 150,000+ residents (Census Vintage 2024), FCC National Broadband Map data as of December 2025, NANPA area codes, Census 2020 ZIP areas, Tax Foundation July 2026 sales tax rates, state privacy laws in force.
  • Research: US city proxy price index 2026, prices read on 18 October 2026.
  • Policies: terms of service, privacy, acceptable use and refunds.

What does each entry record?

Price changes with the old and new price, new or removed city pages, data refreshes with the source and its date, and policy changes with a one-line summary. Typo fixes are not listed.

How often are prices and data reviewed?

Competitor prices in the price index are re-read when a provider in the table changes its public prices, and at least every 45 days. City data is refreshed when the Census Bureau publishes new estimates or the FCC releases a new broadband map.

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