CLI · Proxies
buyproxy plans
Your plans and exactly what each one can generate.
Usage
shell
$ buyproxy plansA *plan* is the bandwidth you hold on one product. plans lists them along with the capabilities that decide which options generate accepts — useful when a command says an option isn't supported.
How it works
Columns:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Plan | The product name |
| ID | What you pass to --plan |
| Left | GB remaining |
| Protocols | http, socks5 or both |
| Targeting | Which of country, state, city, isp this plan accepts |
| Sticky | The longest sticky session in minutes, or — if the product has none |
Examples
List plans
shell
$ buyproxy plansexample output
Your plans
Plan ID Left Protocols Targeting Sticky
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Core Residential plan_9f2a 8.50 GB http/socks5 country/state/city 60 min
Mobile Proxies plan_41c7 20.0 GB http country/isp — JSON output
Returns the raw plan list, each with generate.maxCount, generate.maxStickyMinutes, generate.protocols and generate.targeting.
Troubleshooting
| You see | How to fix it |
|---|---|
| No plans yet — run buyproxy topup to buy your first GB. | You haven't bought bandwidth on any product yet. |
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