Latest updates and improvements to FourA
The Usage panel on Metrics now tells you how many domains or client IPs your period holds, with totals across all of them in cards above the table. The rows page through the whole set, and changing the view or period starts again from the top.
The proxy port is out of beta: tunnels and traffic count against your plan, like the API. Usage & Limits shows tunnels at once, openings a minute and each proxy user's traffic. The paid network is now called premium, and connection strings that say residential still work.
The main site's header now fits every screen in all 13 languages, from a folded phone to a tablet on its side, and shows the full link row once there's room. On short screens the menu scrolls, so you can reach every language.
An organization can now own a proxy user, so your company's jobs don't hang on one person's account. Any member can rename it and read its password. Owners and admins rotate, disable, delete or change its saved targeting, and only the owner can move it out of the organization.
Single's solver for SiteGround's Robot Challenge now runs about five times faster, so pages behind it come back sooner when you send unblocker: true. A solved page costs the same as before.
Pick annual on the upgrade page and the saving in the feature list is worked out from that plan's monthly and annual prices, so it matches the badge on the toggle. Annual runs 31 to 33% below monthly depending on the plan.
llms.txt now renders from the same plans Plans and prices shows, so an AI assistant reading it quotes your current credits, API keys, browser allowance and premium traffic. Annual billing appears there at 31 to 33% below monthly.
A comparison table in a blog post now scrolls sideways on a narrow screen, with real cell padding and a readable size, so every column stays intact on a phone.
Your organization page lists its pending invitations as soon as it opens, so a reload shows everyone you've invited who hasn't accepted yet.
Plan & Usage now carries a card for bandwidth and one for premium traffic beside credits, each showing what you've used against what your plan includes plus anything you've bought. When a top-up is on sale, the Buy button sits on the card it tops up.
If we set your plan up for you and invoice you directly, Plan & Usage now shows it as the plan you're on. Only a plan that carries a price has a step left for you to confirm.
Your per-minute rate limit now counts exactly the traffic you sent in that minute, including right at the turn of a minute. Usage & Limits shows your live rate against your plan's ceiling.
Every ceiling on your account now comes from the plan you're on, and Usage & Limits lists each one beside where you stand this period. When the Playground says we stopped a request, it names the plan limit that did it.
The company, VAT number and country you save in Billing details are what we print on your invoice and what decides your VAT treatment, at checkout and on every renewal after. Anything you type into the payment form overrides that field for that payment.
If we've placed you on a plan as part of a signed deal, your Billing page now offers that plan back with a Confirm button. Pick monthly or annual, add a card, and you pay the full period up front, with nothing prorated.
