LightningProxies

• Prices are the sale prices on the pricing page, shown beside struck-through regular prices with a 'Limited Time Offer' label and no end date. Regular prices are $5.50/GB for 1 GB, $4/GB for 5 GB, $3.50/GB for 25 GB, $3/GB for 100 GB and $2/GB for 500 GB; 1,000 GB and above have no markdown.
• The 500 GB and larger tiers are on the pricing page's 'Enterprise' tab; their buttons lead to the same sign-up as the other tiers. Larger amounts are through sales.
• The pages don't say how long purchased traffic lasts.
• Unlimited residential proxies are sold separately by throughput (100 to 1000 Mbps) for 1 day, 1 week or 30 days, from $1,570 for 100 Mbps over 30 days. They aren't priced per GB and aren't recorded.

• The 500 GB and larger tiers are on the pricing page's 'Enterprise' tab; their buttons lead to the same sign-up as the other tiers. Larger amounts are through sales.
• The mobile FAQ says to contact support to get US mobile proxies.
• The mobile pages don't state protocols or how long purchased traffic lasts; the protocols listed are the site's general HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support.

• Bought as a one-time payment for a chosen term of 30, 60, 90, 120 or 180 days; the 30-day price is recorded. Longer terms cost less per month: 1 IP is $7.60 for 60 days, $10.80 for 90 days, $13.60 for 120 days and $16 for 180 days.
• Prices come from the IP-count slider on the pricing page (1 to 200 IPs): the per-IP price falls by $0.20 for each IP from $4 at 1 IP to $2.60 at 8 IPs, and 9 or more cost $2.50 each. The price doesn't change with the country selected from the 24 listed.
• The pricing page lists the protocols as HTTP and SOCKS5; the product FAQ says HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5.

• Prices are for the default 250 GB bandwidth option. 1000 GB, 5000 GB and unlimited bandwidth cost 1.35x, 1.75x and 2.5x the listed price (unlimited is offered from 1000 proxies, for example $59 a month for 1000).
• Add-ons for high concurrency (raises the default 1000-thread cap to 2500), a high priority network and 3 simultaneous IP connections each add 25% of the base price.
• Daily and weekly durations are also sold and aren't recorded. The pricing page prices 10,000 proxies lower per proxy than 15,000 ($141.60 against $236).

• Monthly GB plans from the pricing page's 'Bandwidth' tab, priced $20 for 100 GB up to $550 for 10,000 GB; unit prices are the plan price divided by the GB. The page header and FAQ call IPv6 bandwidth unlimited, which doesn't match these GB plans.
• A separate 'Unlimited' tab sells throughput plans (30 to 200 Mbps for 1 day, 7 days or 30 days, $10 to $350). They aren't priced per GB or per proxy and aren't recorded.
• The page header and FAQ give five locations and the country list shows 24, so the count is left out. The IPv6 pages don't state protocols; the ones listed are the site's general HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support.