LTESocks

• The price is the 1-month price of all eight US lines (T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T, some tied to a state), each listed as unlimited traffic. Other countries run from $50 (Ukraine) to $220 (Germany, unlimited O2 and Vodafone lines). Some lines in Germany, the UK and Spain list 50 to 300 GB of traffic.
• A month is 30 days in the API docs (the order example is a 2,592,000-second term at $145). Ports are also rented for 1 day, 1 week and 2 weeks (US $10, $40, $80), which are not recorded.
• The price list says prices and availability are subject to change and to check the account. The home page shows 'from $42' for a month, while the price list's lowest month is $50. Teams needing more than 10 ports are told to contact sales for a discount.
• Auto-renewal is a per-port setting in the API; its default is not stated. The IP can be reset on demand (60 seconds minimum between resets) or on a timer of 180 seconds or more.
• The ISP, SOCKS5, dedicated and private proxy pages publish no separate price tiers; they repeat the mobile 'from' prices ($7 a day to $42 a month), and the private page says prices start at $5 a day.

• Sold as one-off traffic packages of 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 GB; the pages do not say how long unused traffic lasts. Custom amounts go through sales.
• The product page lists country, city and ZIP targeting and a rotation time setting; the API docs add region and ASN catalogues. Protocols are not stated for residential; the home page says the servers support SOCKS5, HTTP, HTTPS and UDP.