Soax

Overview

Soax sells mobile and residential proxies, sold as separate product lines rather than a single bundled plan. The provider documents an Enterprise Tier 3 entry rate for mobile proxies and a separate Residential & Mobile Proxies line that starts at a Tier-1 traffic (Sandbox) rate. Coverage is stated at 197 countries. Nothing beyond mobile and residential is on record for this provider, so anyone expecting datacentre-only or ISP-only plans as a distinct purchase path should check directly, even though the network type field below mentions ISP and datacentre IPs as part of the mix.

What the record shows

Soax states API access is available, and documents two authentication routes: username/password and IP allowlist, with IP allowlist support confirmed separately as a whitelist feature. Concurrency is stated as unlimited concurrent sessions, and rotation is documented as covering both rotating and sticky sessions, which matters for anyone needing a stable IP across a multi-step task rather than a fresh one per request. Targeting is documented at country, city and ASN level. The provider describes its network as residential, mobile, ISP and datacentre IPs, and states three protocols: HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. Soax also states an ethically sourced network and advertises a specific uptime or success-rate figure for its service; that figure is a provider claim and has not been independently verified by this directory, so it is not reproduced here as a fact. A free Sandbox plan covering two proxy packages is on record as a trial option. What is not documented anywhere in this record is pool size, meaning the number of available IPs, and support channels, meaning whether help is available by chat, email or ticket, and on what schedule. Buyers who need either figure will need to ask.

Pricing

The mobile line's entry rate is USD 0.35 per GB on the Entry plan under Enterprise Tier 3. The residential line's entry rate is USD 5 per GB on the Tier-1 traffic (Sandbox) plan. These two figures are not comparable as numbers, since they sit on different tiers within different product lines and likely carry different volume commitments and terms; a per-GB figure on one plan does not tell you what the equivalent unit costs on the other. Against the wider set of 21 providers in this directory that also bill per GB, Soax's pricing is recorded as cheaper than 85% of them, though this position is drawn from per-GB entry rates only and does not account for minimum spend, contract length or feature differences between plans.

Who it suits

On the documented specification alone, this looks suited to buyers who need mobile or residential IPs with session control, geographic or ASN-level targeting, and a choice between allowlist and credential-based authentication, for example scraping or verification work that benefits from sticky sessions and city-level targeting. The stated unlimited concurrency and free Sandbox trial make it a reasonable starting point for testing before commitment. It is less obviously suited to buyers who need datacentre-only pricing as a primary product, or anyone who needs a confirmed pool size or a documented support SLA before signing, since neither is on record here. Buyers who require independently verified uptime or performance figures should also treat the provider's stated success-rate claim as unverified rather than as evidence.

Where to look closer

Ask Soax directly for the actual IP pool size behind each product line, since this is not documented and affects how usable the network is at scale. Ask what support channels exist and what response times to expect, as none of this is on record. Ask for detail behind the stated ethical sourcing claim and the uptime or success-rate figure, since both are provider statements rather than independently checked figures. Given that country-level coverage has not yet been independently verified by this directory, buyers with strict geo-targeting needs should confirm real coverage in the specific countries they need before committing budget, and should request written terms on the Sandbox trial's limits before assuming it reflects full-plan performance.

This assessment is editorial analysis of the sourced facts recorded on this page. Specifications, pricing and coverage are provider-stated and dated in the panels above. No controlled performance test has been run against this provider.