GigSky
publishes its throttle inline, twice, with two different numbers.
the only vendor here whose own two pages disagree about how much data you get before being throttled — and the prices aren't readable without running its javascript.
gigsky does the right thing structurally: the fair-use terms sit inline on the regional landing pages rather than in a separate document. then the europe page says data 'will slow after 3.5gb per day' and the usa page says unlimited plans 'will slow after 2.5gb per day'. that may be a genuine regional difference or it may be inconsistent copy, and gigsky doesn't say which, so a buyer cannot tell what they're getting.
the pricing could not be verified at all. the plan grid renders client-side and produced nothing readable across three attempts, leaving only a 'from $3.99' teaser. we won't publish a figure we couldn't read, so there is none in the table.
the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.
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- gigsky.com
the only vendor here whose own two pages disagree about how much data you get before being throttled — and the prices aren't readable without running its javascript.
we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.
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Ubigi
we checked this$15 / 10gbless than half airalo's price per gigabyte and the only genuinely generous throttle in the category.