True to the brand's name, plan tiers are positioned around aggressive, value-forward pricing — organized by data allowance, node access, and support priority. Exact current pricing and promotions are always shown live on the provider's own pricing page.

Peiqian's plans are intentionally described here in qualitative terms — what each tier includes in relative terms — rather than fixed dollar amounts, since pricing and limited-time offers are adjusted on the provider's own live pages more often than an informational mirror can track accurately.
In practice, tiers differ mainly along two lines: how much monthly data is included, and how much priority a subscription gets when node capacity is under load. Client compatibility (Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, Shadowrocket, sing-box, v2rayNG) is the same across every tier.
The brand's whole “liminal-margin” joke is really just a value promise: whichever tier you pick should feel generous relative to what you paid. If you're deciding between tiers, start with whichever matches your current usage pattern and adjust later.
Pricing details, including whether any trial or promotional tier is currently available, are shown on the live pricing page rather than fixed here — plans and offers can change.
The name is a self-deprecating tagline about aggressive, value-forward pricing, not a literal promise or guarantee about specific numbers. Always confirm current pricing on the provider's own live page before deciding.
The main variables are the monthly data allowance and how much routing priority the subscription gets when demand on shared nodes is high. Every tier works with the same set of supported clients.
Subscription-based services like Peiqian are typically designed so you can move between tiers as your needs change; check the account area on the provider's own site for the current process.