LumiProxy

• The Regular tab lists 2, 10, 80 and 200 GB; the Enterprise tab lists 600 GB, 2 TB and 10 TB, each with a Buy now button, plus a Custom tier by contact. The 2 TB and 10 TB tiers are recorded as 2048 and 10240 GB, the only reading under which the listed $0.98 and $0.78 per GB match the $2,000 and $8,000 totals.
• The pricing menu shows an '80%OFF' badge on residential with no struck-through price and no end date; the plan prices are recorded as listed.
• Sticky sessions: the FAQ says one IP is kept for up to 30 minutes; the homepage says up to 90 minutes. The FAQ is recorded.
• The pricing page says 90M+ IPs in 195+ locations and 50 US states; the residential product page says more than 72 million IPs. The site calls the network compliant but doesn't say how IPs are obtained.
• Plans are listed as 30 days. The pages don't say whether they renew automatically; the dashboard has renewal and wallet auto-renewal pages.
• Unlimited residential proxies are priced by plan length and bandwidth, not per GB or IP, and aren't recorded: at the default 200 Mbps, 30 days costs $2,525.53, 60 days $4,557.55 and 90 days $6,092.23 (from $67.69 a day). Scraper APIs aren't recorded either.

• Billed per GB for 30 days. The homepage says the plan supports up to 12 hours of stable time; the product page describes real residential IPs assigned randomly in more than 150 countries, with country selection. Larger amounts are through sales.

• The price is per IP for 30 days. The page shows one price with 'starting from' wording and no price list by location. 60 days costs $10 and 90 days $15 per IP, about 17% below repeated 30-day purchases; only the 30-day price is recorded. A Custom tier is by contact.
• The FAQ gives a speed of 20 Mbps per IP with unlimited data.

• The price is per IP for 30 days. 60 days costs $7 and 90 days $10.50 per IP, about 17% below repeated 30-day purchases; only the 30-day price is recorded. A Custom tier is by contact.
• The product page's text says 'starting from $6/IP' (the static residential price) while its plan cards show $4.20; the plan cards are recorded.