Changelog

If you pass exitCountries and your plan doesn't include geo targeting, you'll get a 403 that names the parameter and points to the fix. No more guessing which field on the request tripped the check. Plans that do include geo targeting are unaffected.

The plan compare table now has a bandwidth row. Every public plan comes with unlimited bandwidth, so egress won't quietly eat your budget as your traffic scales. Custom plans show their exact GB figure when they're capped.

Any worker that dropped out between releases used to stay offline until someone noticed, quietly dragging peak-hour capacity. Now every rollout brings the full pool back to strength alongside the rolling update, so traffic peaks land on the capacity you expect.

Usage & Limits now has per-tab attention dots, colored usage bars (amber at 80%, red once you're over), a sortable Last used column and 30-second auto-refresh. Open it from the sidebar in your Dashboard.

Credit usage warnings are paused until every account has its plan assigned. If you got a '100% used' notice, you can ignore it; nothing on your account changed.

The pricing page compare table is now grouped by usage, features, rate limits, and account. Every cell comes from the same plan model the API reads, so what you see there is what your plan actually includes. Bandwidth is uncapped on every public plan.

Every plan limit now sits next to what you've actually used this billing period. Credits split into billed (successful requests only) and spent (everything you consumed), with a per-key breakdown and live counters for concurrency and rate. Open it from the sidebar in your Dashboard.

Dropdowns, checkboxes, scrollbars, autofilled fields, and dialog buttons showed a light look on dark theme (white boxes, stray outlines). Now every control follows the active theme. Modals stop scrolling the page behind them, tooltips inside dialogs sit on top, and number inputs hide their spin buttons.

The Dashboard has a new Billing details tab for your standing invoice profile: company, VAT with live verification, and address. Organizations now lives on its own page as a sortable table you can create from and rename. Every API key has an owner (personal or an organization), and you can transfer a key between them without losing its metrics.

If we've built you a custom plan, it now shows up as its own tab when you change plans. And if you don't have a subscription yet, that same picker takes you straight to checkout. No more email-and-wait to move onto your plan.

The PDF button on some paid invoices didn't render because we weren't setting the underlying link. Every paid invoice in the Invoices tab now has a working PDF button.

FourA MCP 0.5.0 adds strict country-scoped selection to foura_proxy. Pass exitCountries with the target-visible countries you need, and a scoped success returns exitCountry plus the reusable proxy ID for foura_browser. If the pool has no match, no_eligible_proxy preserves your scope instead of falling back to another country.

Pass exitCountries: ["CZ", "GB"] to /api/proxy to keep the exit inside the list you provide, and the response reports which country actually served the request so follow-up calls can pin the same geography. If the pool has no match, the call fails with no_eligible_proxy instead of falling back to a different country. Try it without any code in the Playground.

Proxy Finder now runs its three liveness checks concurrently instead of one after another, so dead exits get recycled roughly three times faster. A head-of-line fix keeps validation throughput steady when one subnet hits its rate limit. Expect fewer stale proxies picked for your requests.

Proxies now get validated continuously from a separate network path, so the working pool only holds exits that actually work right now (not just when they were first found). When you call /api/proxy or let /api/auto route your request, the picked proxy is more likely to work first try.