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SOAX Debrid

caveatcardcardDvolume-quota

soax.com/pricing · residential egress: rotating residential, metered per GB and tiered by country · debrid/soax · JSON · compare

Free tierThe price table carries a 'Free' column beside the paid tiers, priced at the Tier-1 rate of $5.00/GB; the volume behind that column was not read.
unit GB; metered on downloaded-bytes; A 'Free' column in a rate table is not established as an allowance; it may be a trial.
PriceUSD 358-870 per TiB at the top tier (1,024 GB), USD 922-2,253 per TiB on the $500/month plan
Per-object capnot applicable: a byte stream, not an object
Retentionnot applicable: a live endpoint, not stored bytes
EgressMetered per GB and priced by the country the exit is in: Tier 1 (which includes Germany and the United States) runs $5.00/GB on the free column down to 'from $0.85/GB' on a $3,000/month plan; Tier 3 (the Philippines is the worked example) runs $2.00/GB down to 'from $0.35/GB'.
free_allowance: not established
price_per_tb: USD 0.85/GB at Tier 1 on the $3,000 plan and USD 0.35/GB at Tier 3, i.e. USD 870 and USD 358 per TiB
Identitycard Self-service subscription; the payment methods were not read on the page opened.
Limits
  • volume-quota GB allowance set by the monthly plan; the rate falls from $5.00 to $0.85/GB at Tier 1 as the plan grows from free to $3,000/month source
The country tier is the hidden variable: the same byte costs 5.9 times more through a German exit than through a Philippine one.
Bindingvolume-quota Even the cheapest Tier-3 rate is USD 358 a TiB, which is 90 times a USD 4 subscription; the meter, not the class, is what fails.
Interfacerest HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 rotating endpoints with country, region and ASN targeting.
Toolingany HTTP/SOCKS5 client
Composes withThe only vendor read whose price depends on which country the exit must be in, which matters because the debrid service's account country and the target hoster's region can differ: a German exit is Tier 1 at $0.85-5.00/GB and a Philippine exit is Tier 3 at $0.35-2.00/GB.
ReliabilityCountry tiering means the exit's country, not just its class, is priced; a debrid account whose login country differs from its exit country is also the pattern that trips new-location checks.
NotesThe lowest per-GB number found anywhere in the metered market (Tier 3, $0.35/GB) still costs USD 358 per TiB, which is the number that ends the argument that metered residential egress can carry a debrid workload.
Evidence rungdocumented The tier table is on the vendor page read today. The 'Free' column's volume is unread, so it is recorded as a rate with no allowance rather than as a free tier.
Checked2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
Parsed numbers
  • $.price_per_tb_month price-per-tb USD500.0 TB / month
Evidence (1)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-23soax.com/pricingthe tier matrix: 'Tier 1 | $5.00/GB | $3.00/GB | $2.20/GB | $1.50/GB | from $0.85/GB', 'Tier 3 | $2.00/GB | $1.20/GB | $0.90/GB | $0.60/GB | from $0.35/GB', and 'Germany and the United States are both in tier 1'
More fields (3)
{
 "tier_1": "Germany, United States and others; $5.00/GB (free column) to $0.85/GB ($3,000 plan)",
 "tier_3": "Philippines as the worked example; $2.00/GB to $0.35/GB",
 "plan_ladder": "Free / $200 / $500 / $1,500 / $3,000 per month"
}

SOAX IP and proxies

fails: quotacardcardDretention-clamped

soax.com/pricing · mobile proxy · ip-proxy/soax-mobile · JSON · compare

Free tierNo. Sandbox is our no-commitment option. It has no subscription fee and includes no credits.
unit none; metered on none; The free plan exists as a plan row and grants no volume. The same table lists Sandbox at $5.00/GB Tier 1 with extra credits at $500, so the free entry point is a zero-fee account that still bills every gigabyte.
PriceUSD 5.00 per GB Tier 1 on Sandbox, USD 3.00 on Builder, USD 2.20 on Team, USD 1.50 on Scale, from USD 0.85 on Enterprise; the vendor prices per GB and publishes no per-TB figure
Per-object capnot applicable
Retentionnot applicable to traffic: a session or an address, not stored bytes. The one 60-day clock in the product is on prepaid credits, which expire 60 days after being added.
EgressTraffic out is billed by the gigabyte and nothing is unmetered: Builder $200/month at $3.00/GB Tier 1, Team $500/month at $2.20/GB, Scale $1,500/month at $1.50/GB, Enterprise from $0.85/GB, and the free Sandbox at $5.00/GB because it includes no credits.
free_allowance: none: Sandbox has no subscription fee and includes no credits
Identitycard A card, plus a business-use term. No usable volume is free, so any traffic is bought on a paid plan with a card: Sandbox has no subscription fee and includes no credits. The terms add: The Platform is designed primarily for business use (B2B). SOAX may decline access to the Platform for individuals acting in a personal or consumer capacity (B2C).
Limits
  • volume-quota zero free volume: Sandbox is our no-commitment option. It has no subscription fee and includes no credits. source
  • volume-quota traffic priced per gigabyte, stepping down with plan size: $3.00/GB Tier 1 on Builder, $2.20/GB on Team, $1.50/GB on Scale, from $0.85/GB on Enterprise, $5.00/GB Tier 1 on the free Sandbox source
  • volume-quota minimum subscription $200/month (Builder, 200 credits); Team $500/month; Scale $1,500/month source
  • retention-clamped credits expire 60 days after being added source
Package guardrails the page names without a number: choose who can access packages, set traffic caps, limit protocols, whitelist or blacklist domains; targeting by country, region, city, ISP or ASN. Neither cited page publishes a per-request or per-IP ceiling, so the request-rate and per-ip-shaping kinds have no value to record rather than a value of none.
Bindingretention-clamped Volume is purchasable at every size for a user needs, so no volume-quota bites at 45 GB a month; what fails first is the prepaid-credit clock, because credits die 60 days after they are added and capacity bought ahead of a workload cannot be banked, which is the retention-clamped kind applied to a credit balance rather than to stored bytes.
Interfacerest The mobile-proxy page states Control everything through an API - Access packages, sessions, and analytics, all through our API, and names integrations: Selenium, Puppeteer, Scrapy, and anything your team and agents run on. It also offers guardrails that limit protocols without naming them. Neither cited page states the proxy transport (HTTP versus SOCKS5), so the endpoint scheme is unrecorded here, not absent.
ToolingAny HTTP client that can be pointed at a proxy, which is what the page's own integration list names: Selenium, Puppeteer, Scrapy and anything else the client runs. The facts supply no CLI and no rclone backend, and a missing wrapper is a note about tooling rather than a reason to reject the provider.
Composes withThe Worker's AI gateway sends its outbound fetches through a SOAX mobile endpoint, so the request leaves from a carrier address while the compute stays on Cloudflare; SOAX carries traffic only, and the mobile IP is the identity the target sees.
ReliabilityThe page states a session can hold the same mobile IP across multiple requests or rotate on every request; the facts supply no suspension, throttle or data-loss report for the mobile network, and none was measured here.
NotesFour candidate routes to usable free mobile volume were considered and each was ruled out by the pricing page: (1) an included credit allowance, refuted by the FAQ answer quoted in free_tier; (2) a free trial on the mobile network, absent from both cited pages and not claimed in the facts; (3) a metered allowance billed only above a threshold, refuted by the absence of any included volume and by Sandbox carrying its own $5.00/GB Tier 1 rate; (4) free volume reached through the residential network instead, which neither page states and which this record therefore does not assert. The verdict is fails-quota rather than paid-only because a free plan does exist and grants no volume, so the failure is the quota at zero price, not the absence of an entry point. The facts' own note, that at 45 GB a month the entry tier is $135 a month, is the Tier 1 traffic cost (45 x $3.00) and sits below the $200 Builder subscription, so the record carries both numbers and does not reconcile them: the facts do not say how many gigabytes a credit buys and the page does not state it either. What would settle it is a signed-up account showing the credit balance, the first invoice, and whether a $135 purchase is possible at all. The Sandbox path was priced on the same page: $5.00/GB with no subscription fee, about $225 for 45 GB, more per gigabyte than Builder, so it does not change the verdict. Both cited pages were read once, on 2026-10-24, and no second read was made; no account, mobile session or counted gigabyte exists, so nothing here is at the measured rung. The B2B clause is quoted from the terms as the facts supply them, and no terms URL was supplied, so the record asserts none. Interface carries rest because that is what the two pages document; the assignment's socks5 and http-proxy tokens are not in scripts/dossier/schema.json's interface enum, so the proxy transport is described in interface_detail rather than written as a token the gate would reject. This record does not correct a record in another topic.
Evidence rungdocumented Documented: every number the verdict rests on comes from the vendor's own pricing page, read on 2026-10-24. the record states the gap rather than upgrading the rung.
Checked2026-10-25 (live); stale on 2026-11-24
Parsed numbers
  • $.limits[2].value limit:volume-quota 200.0 credits
  • $.price_per_tb_month price-per-tb USD0.85 TB / month
Evidence (3)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-24soax.com/pricingThe plan ladder and the free answer: Sandbox plan price $0 with $5.00/GB Tier 1 and no included credits; Builder $200/month at $3.00/GB; Team $500/month at $2.20/GB; Scale $1,500/month at $1.50/GB; Enterprise plan price $3,000/month listed with a rate from $0.85/GB; and the FAQ sentence No. Sandbox is our no-commitment option. It has no subscription fee and includes no credits.
2026-10-24soax.com/pricingCredits expire 60 days after being added, which is the clock this record binds on. The facts attribute this sentence to this page
2026-10-24soax.com/mobile-proxiesThe product is 3G/4G/5G mobile proxies billed per gigabyte with Builder shown at $3.00/GB Tier 1 and a $200/month plan price; sessions keep the same mobile IP through multiple requests or rotate on every request; an API covers packages, sessions and analytics; integrations named are Selenium, Puppeteer, Scrapy and anything else the client runs.
More fields (9)
{
 "rung": 5,
 "rung_note": "Rung 5 because the decisive facts are the registration class and what holding an account costs, a card plus a business-use term, read from the vendor's own pricing page and terms rather than from a session against the service.",
 "plan_ladder": "Sandbox: plan price $0/month, $5.00/GB Tier 1, extra credits $500. Builder: $200/month, $3.00/GB, extra credits $100. Team: $500/month, $2.20/GB. Scale: $1,500/month, $1.50/GB. Enterprise: plan price $3,000/month listed, from $0.85/GB.",
 "credit_expiry_days": 60,
 "cost_at_45_gb": "$135 of Tier 1 traffic at $3.00/GB, as the facts state; about $225 on Sandbox credits at $5.00/GB; the smallest subscription on the page is $200/month.",
 "b2b_clause": "The Platform is designed primarily for business use (B2B). SOAX may decline access to the Platform for individuals acting in a personal or consumer capacity (B2C).",
 "interface_enum_note": "The tokens socks5, http-proxy, api and web-ui named in the assignment are not in scripts/dossier/schema.json's interface enum; this record carries only tokens the gate accepts and keeps the transport in interface_detail.",
 "session_evidence": "No account, no mobile session and no counted gigabyte were obtained the rung is documented, not measured.",
 "pages_read": "https://soax.com/pricing and https://soax.com/mobile-proxies, each read once on 2026-10-24."
}
Unknown or withheld values (1)
  • $.per_object_cap.stated not-applicable