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# IPRoyal vs SOAX: Which Proxy Provider Is Better in 2026?

[Comparisons](https://marsproxies.com/blog/category/comparisons/)

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Table of contents

1. [IPRoyal vs SOAX: Proxy comparison](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-proxy-comparison)
2. [Network size and proxy types](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-network-size-and-proxy-types)
3. [Targeting options](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-targeting-options)
4. [Rotation and sticky sessions](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-rotation-and-sticky-sessions)
5. [IPRoyal vs SOAX performance and reliability](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-performance-and-reliability)
6. [IPRoyal vs SOAX pricing](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-pricing)
7. [IPRoyal pricing](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-pricing)
8. [SOAX pricing](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-soax-pricing)
9. [Which is cheaper?](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-which-is-cheaper)
10. [Ease of use and proxy management](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-ease-of-use-and-proxy-management)
11. [IPRoyal vs SOAX by use case](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-by-use-case)
12. [IPRoyal or SOAX: Which should you choose?](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-or-soax-which-should-you-choose)
13. [Choose IPRoyal if...](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-choose-iproyal-if)
14. [Choose SOAX if...](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-choose-soax-if)
15. [Test both if...](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-test-both-if)
16. [Alternatives to IPRoyal and SOAX](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-alternatives-to-iproyal-and-soax)
17. [FAQ](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-faq)

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**Key takeaways**

- IPRoyal is easier to start with for smaller or irregular workloads. It offers residential pay-as-you-go traffic that does not expire.

* SOAX has a lower entry-level per-GB rate, but its paid plans require monthly subscriptions. Its free Sandbox plan still requires at least $25 in prepaid credits before using the proxies.

- IPRoyal gives you session persistence of up to 7 days. SOAX can use the same IP across multiple requests, but a session expires after 60 seconds of inactivity.

* Both providers offer country, city, and state-level targeting. SOAX also offers ISP targeting on its Sandbox and standard paid plans, with ASN and ZIP code targeting available under the Scale and Enterprise plans.

IPRoyal and SOAX are excellent choices for most proxy use cases. However, the better option depends on the trade-offs your workload can accommodate. IPRoyal gives you more flexibility in proxy types, session duration, and pricing, while SOAX focuses heavily on residential and mobile proxies, granular targeting, and web scraping.

This comparison puts the two providers side by side so you can see how their features and pricing compare before choosing the best fit for your workflow.

## IPRoyal vs SOAX: Proxy comparison

The following table compares IPRoyal vs SOAX products and features, so you can see which one is best suited for your workflow:

| | IPRoyal | SOAX |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Residential proxies | 64M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries Country, state, and city-level targeting High-end pool option Residential traffic does not expire New IP on every request, or automatic rotation every 1, 10, or 30 minutes Sticky sessions from one second to 7 days HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 Supported Unlimited concurrent sessions Username/password and IP whitelisting Pay-as-you-go or subscription-based pricing | 155M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries Country, region, city, ISP targeting + ASN and ZIP targeting on higher-tier subscription plans Unused credits rollover, but they expire after 60 days New IP on every request, or time-based rotation from 10 seconds to one week Sessions expire after 60 seconds of inactivity HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and UDP/QUIC supported Concurrent sessions subject to package and account limits Dual authentication Subscription-based pricing |
| ISP proxies | 500K+ unique IPs in 31+ countries Country, state, and city-level targeting Dedicated, static IPs HTTP/HTTPS, SOCKS5 support Unlimited sessions Dual authentication Unlimited bandwidth (Subject to fair use policy) | Does not support ISP proxies |
| Datacenter proxies | 60+ locations Country, state, and city-level targeting HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols supported Dedicated, static IPs Dual authentication Unlimited bandwidth subject to fair use Up to 10K concurrent sessions | Does not support datacenter proxies |
| Mobile proxies | 40+ locations Dedicated and rotating proxies 5G/4G/3G/LTE supported Country, city, and state-level targeting Unlimited bandwidth (for dedicated mobile proxies) HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 support | 30M+ IPs in 195+ locations Sticky and rotating sessions 5G/4G/3G/LTE supported Country, region, city, ASN, and ZIP code targeting Concurrent sessions subject to package and account limits HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, UDP, and QUIC support |
| IP pool | 68M+ | 155M+ |
| Countries | 195+ | 195+ |
| Geo-targeting | Country, city, and state level targeting | Country, city, state, and ISP targeting, with ASN and ZIP code targeting available on higher plans |
| Rotation | New IP on each request or automatic rotation every 1, 10, or 30 minutes | New IP on every request, or time-based rotation between 10 seconds and one week |
| API | Available | Available |
| Sticky sessions | Sticky sessions from 1 second up to 7 days | Same IP across requests, but a session expires after 60 seconds of inactivity |
| Concurrent sessions | Unlimited | Subject to package and account limits |

### Network size and proxy types

IPRoyal is the better option when you need stable IPs that look residential to the target site, since it offers standalone ISP proxies. It also fits the bill when you need static datacenter IPs since SOAX does not list datacenter proxies among its available products.

If you need residential or mobile IPs, then the choice becomes more nuanced.

SOAX is the better choice when the target website is aggressive about blocking datacenter proxies, and your workflow demands a large pool of IPs, thanks to its pool of 155M+ residential IPs.

SOAX also offers a larger IP pool and greater documented location support for mobile proxies, with 30M+ IPs across 195+ geolocations. That makes it a good choice when you need access to a diverse set of locations, and your target expects mobile traffic.

### Targeting options

Both IPRoyal and SOAX cover the standard geographic targeting most workflows need: country, state/region, and city. If you need to take it a step further and target a particular ISP or ASN, both providers can still work, but at different levels.

SOAX offers ISP targeting on all standard plans, with ASN and ZIP targeting available on Scale and Enterprise plans. IPRoyal’s targeting varies by proxy type. Its rotating mobile proxies support country and city/region targeting, plus preferred mobile carrier selection.

Dedicated mobile proxies offer country-level targeting, with city targeting only in the US. ISP and datacenter proxies offer additional targeting through IPRoyal’s ‘Extra Requirements’ option.

### Rotation and sticky sessions

If your task requires a fresh IP on each request, such as when scraping data or monitoring ads, both IPRoyal and SOAX support per-request rotation on their rotating residential and mobile proxies.

Both providers also support timed IP rotation, although the intervals differ. IPRoyal lets you rotate every 1, 10, or 30 minutes, while SOAX offers rotation intervals from 10 seconds to one week.

The bigger difference is sticky sessions. IPRoyal allows you to keep the same IP from one second to seven days, while SOAX sessions end if you send no requests for 60 seconds.

Naturally, IPRoyal is the stronger choice for irregular tasks that need a persistent IP for longer. If rotation control is one of your main priorities, see our guide to the [best rotating proxies](https://marsproxies.com/blog/best-rotating-proxies/) for a broader comparison of providers.

## IPRoyal vs SOAX performance and reliability

| | IPRoyal | SOAX |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Speed | \~0.5 seconds average response time | \~0.55 seconds average response time |
| Success rate | \~99.4% on residential proxies | \~99.95% on residential proxies |
| Reliability | 99.9% uptime | 99.9% uptime |
| Scraping stability | Sticky sessions configurable for up to seven days, and Web Unblocker available separately for harder targets | Sticky sessions end after 60 seconds of inactivity, and Web Data API is available separately |
| Connection quality | Reliable, low-latency connections | Low-latency residential IPs |

**Note:** success rate, uptime, and speed figures come from each provider's own published data.

## IPRoyal vs SOAX pricing

Here is how IPRoyal and SOAX compare on pricing, so you can see which plan best fits your needs.

### IPRoyal pricing

IPRoyal prices each proxy product differently. Here is how the prices compare:

| Product | Current pricing | Key condition |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Residential pay-as-you-go | 1 GB: $7.35/GB 2 GB: $6.25/GB 10 GB: $5.51/GB 10 TB+: $1.84/GB | Traffic does not expire |
| Residential subscription | 1 GB: $7.00/GB 2 GB: $5.95/GB 10 GB: $5.25/GB 10 TB+: $1.75/GB | 5% subscription discount and auto-renews |
| ISP | (starting from) 24 hours: $1.80/proxy 30 days: $2.70/proxy 60 days: $2.55/proxy 90 days: $2.40/proxy | 100 GB/proxy per 30-day fair-use cycle |
| Datacenter | (starting from) 30 days: $1.57/proxy 60 days: $1.48/proxy 90 days: $1.39/proxy | 100 GB/proxy per 30-day fair-use cycle |
| Rotating Mobile | 2 GB: $6.80/GB 10 GB: $6.00/GB 50 GB: $5.60/GB 100 GB: $5.20/GB | Traffic-based |
| Dedicated Mobile | (starting from) 24 hours: $10.11/day 30 days: $130/month 60 days: $123.50 per month 90 days: $117/month | Time-based |

A few key things to keep in mind:

- Residential pay-as-you-go traffic does not expire, which is important if your usage is irregular

* IPRoyal offers a 5% discount on residential subscriptions

- Larger commitments and purchases include higher discounts

### SOAX pricing

SOAX uses a credit-based pricing system. You can choose between Sandbox, which has no subscription fee or credits, and four monthly plans that come with credits.

Here is how the plans work:

| Plan | Monthly price | Included credits | Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Sandbox | No subscription fee | 0 | $5.00/GB | $4.00/GB | $2.00/GB |
| Builder | $200 + VAT | 200 | $3.00/GB | $2.25/GB | $1.20/GB |
| Team | $500 + VAT | 500 | $2.20/GB | $1.65/GB | $0.90/GB |
| Scale | $1,500 + VAT | 1,500 | $1.50/GB | $1.15/GB | $0.60/GB |
| Enterprise | $3,000 + VAT | 3,000 | From $0.85/GB | From $0.55/GB | From $0.35/GB |

Here are a few things to keep in mind:

- **The locations you target affect the final price:** Mobile and residential proxies use the same rates. However, Tier 1 locations like the US, Germany, and France cost the most, while Tier 3 locations like Monaco, Nepal, and Lesotho cost the least under the five monthly plans.

* **Sandbox has no monthly fee, but using proxies costs credits:** You can purchase credits whenever you need them. SOAX credits are consumed using FIFO and last for 60 days from the date of purchase. It’s also worthwhile to note that you pay the highest per-GB rates under Sandbox.

- **The higher the plan, the lower the cost per GB:** Moving from Builder to Team reduces the cost that you pay per GB.

* **Proxy package and team limits increase with each plan:** Sandbox allows two packages and one user, Builder three and two, Team five and three, Scale seven and five, and Enterprise 10 and 10, respectively.

- **Support improves after Sandbox: **Sandbox gets basic support, while Builder and above get 24/7 support.

* **Advanced targeting starts with Scale:** Scale and Enterprise add ASN and ZIP targeting on top of the standard location and ISP filters.

- **Enterprise adds the features for larger operations:** The plan includes dedicated IP pools, postpaid overage after business verification, a Customer Success Manager, and a Premium SLA.

### Which is cheaper?

IPRoyal and SOAX use different pricing systems and minimum purchases, so advertised per-GB rates do not tell the whole story. To make the comparison practical, we'll look at the minimum amount you need to spend for US residential and mobile proxies.

IPRoyal charges the same residential rate regardless of location, while SOAX groups locations into three pricing tiers. The US is in Tier 1, SOAX's most expensive tier.

| | SOAX Sandbox | IPRoyal PAYG | IPRoyal subscription |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Pricing model | Prepaid credits charged per GB | Pay-as-you-go charged per GB | Recurring subscription per GB |
| US pricing | $5.00/GB | $7.35/GB | $7.00/GB |
| Minimum purchase | $25 in credits | 1 GB / $7.35 | 1 GB / $7.00 |
| Traffic/credit validity | Credits expire after 60 days | Residential traffic never expires | Residential traffic never expires |

For mobile proxies, IPRoyal offers two products: Rotating Mobile proxies and Dedicated Mobile proxies. SOAX, on the other hand, charges the same geographic-tier rate for mobile and residential traffic, with dedicated IPs available under the enterprise plans.

| | SOAX Mobile, Sandbox | IPRoyal Rotating Mobile | IPRoyal Dedicated Mobile |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Pricing model | Prepaid credits charged per GB | Priced per GB | Per proxy/time period |
| Entry price | $5/GB for Tier 1 | 2 GB at $6.80/GB | Starting at $10.11 for 24 hours |
| Minimum purchase | $25 in credits | 2 GB for $13.60 | From $10.11 for one proxy for 24 hours |
| Traffic/credit validity | Credits expire after 60 days | Unused monthly traffic does not roll over | Proxy remains available for the purchased period |

So, which is cheaper? That depends on how much traffic you need and how quickly you will use it.

SOAX is cheaper per GB for US residential and rotating mobile proxies on Sandbox. Its rate is $5/GB for either network, compared with $7.35/GB for IPRoyal Residential PAYG and $6.80/GB for IPRoyal Rotating Mobile Proxies.

However, IPRoyal is cheaper to start with because it requires less upfront spending. SOAX requires at least $25 in prepaid credits under Sandbox, and unused credits expire after 60 days, whereas IPRoyal's Residential PAYG traffic does not expire.

And before paying for either provider, it is worth knowing what happens if you want to test the service or request a refund:

| | IPRoyal | SOAX |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Standard free trial | No | No |
| Alternative way to test | Residential PAYG from 1 GB | Free Sandbox account, but proxy usage requires purchased credits |
| Broad money-back guarantee | No | No |
| Refund policy | Conditional, generally within 24 hours and subject to usage limits | Purchases are generally non-refundable, with limited exceptions |
| Accidental renewal | A refund request may qualify within 72 hours, subject to usage conditions | Canceling stops the next renewal, but unused time in a paid period is non-refundable |
| Enterprise/business trial | Free trial available to qualifying verified companies | No free trial advertised in current pricing |

## Ease of use and proxy management

The following table will help you understand which provider makes it easier to configure and manage your proxies.

| Area | IPRoyal | SOAX |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Dashboard model | Separate management areas for each proxy product | Package-based system for separating projects and workflows |
| Initial setup | Configure location, rotation, and authentication, then copy or download proxy strings | Create a package, configure access and settings, then generate a connection string |
| Authentication | Username/password or IP whitelisting | Username/password or IP whitelisting |
| Traffic monitoring | Detailed usage statistics, filters, and downloadable reports | Usage tracked by proxy package, with filters and CSV export |
| Team management | Organizations for teams, residential sub-users have separate traffic allocations and proxy settings | Team members plus packages with their own access rules and limits |
| API | Yes, product-specific APIs for proxy generation, sub-users, traffic/account management, etc | Yes, an API for managing proxy packages, checking available locations, getting connection details, and tracking usage |
| Documentation | Dedicated docs, Help Center, quick-start guides, and a large integration library | Help Center, dashboard guides, API docs, and dozens of software tutorials |
| Support | 24/7 live chat, email, and Discord, and dedicated account managers for Enterprise clients | Basic support on Sandbox, 24/7 from Builder upward, and a customer success manager for Enterprise clients |

## IPRoyal vs SOAX by use case

The better option between IPRoyal and SOAX depends on what you want the proxies to do. IPRoyal is more ideal for smaller and flexible workloads, while SOAX becomes more compelling when targeting and precision matter at scale.

| Use case | Better fit | Why |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Small or occasional projects | IPRoyal | Lower upfront cost, and residential PAYG traffic does not expire |
| Web scraping | IPRoyal | Long sticky sessions, flexible PAYG residential pricing, unlimited concurrency, and Web Unblocker for demanding sites |
| SEO and SERP monitoring | SOAX | Dedicated SERP scraping tools and deeper location/network targeting |
| Ecommerce and price monitoring | IPRoyal | Residential PAYG works well for periodic monitoring, and Web Unblocker is built to handle supported ecommerce sites |
| Location-sensitive tasks | SOAX | Country, region, city, and ISP targeting across plans, with ASN and ZIP on Scale and Enterprise |
| High-volume data collection | SOAX | Larger residential proxy network and pricing designed to fall substantially at scale |

## IPRoyal or SOAX: Which should you choose?

### Choose IPRoyal if...

- You want to spend less upfront or use proxies irregularly
- You need longer sticky sessions
- You want dedicated mobile proxies
- You need static ISP or datacenter proxies

### Choose SOAX if...

- You need to target specific ISPs, ASNs, or ZIP codes

* Your workflow requires a large pool of rotating residential or mobile IPs

- You have sustained high-volume usage

### Test both if...

- Your target is difficult to access consistently

* You need a narrow combination of location and network attributes

- You will be sending enough traffic that failed requests materially affect your total cost

## Alternatives to IPRoyal and SOAX

If you need more proxy provider options to test for your workflow, here are a few alternatives to consider:

| Provider | Residential pool | Location coverage | Why consider it |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| MarsProxies | 1M+ IPs | 195+ countries | Low commitment, 1 GB entry point, and residential traffic that does not expire |
| Decodo | 115M+ IPs | 195+ locations | Much larger pool with scraping and unblocking tools |
| Oxylabs | 175M+ IPs | 195+ countries | Large IP pool with proxy and data collection tools for high-volume work |
| Bright Data | 400M+ IPs | 195 countries | Largest residential pool of these alternatives with extensive data collection tools |
| Webshare | 80M+ IPs | 195 countries | Simpler self-service option with relatively low-volume residential plans |

Read our [comparison of the best proxy providers](https://marsproxies.com/blog/best-proxy-providers/) for a broader look at your options. And if you’re interested in [residential proxies](https://marsproxies.com/proxies/residential-proxies/), see our analysis of the [10 best residential proxy providers in 2026](https://marsproxies.com/blog/best-residential-proxy-providers/).

Final verdict

The simplest way to choose between IPRoyal and SOAX is to consider how you plan to use your proxies and weigh each provider’s pros and cons.

IPRoyal makes more sense when flexibility and lower upfront costs matter, while SOAX is a better option when you need more specific targeting options and scaling is important.

Want more tips about proxy providers and how to choose the best one for your workflow? Join our [Discord](https://discord.gg/YJWrbVq8at/).

## FAQ

Which is better, IPRoyal or SOAX?

IPRoyal is better when you want lower upfront costs, non-expiring residential PAYG traffic, longer sticky sessions, and more flexible standalone proxy products. SOAX makes more sense when your workload requires sustained high-volume proxy usage and deeper targeting.

Is IPRoyal cheaper than SOAX?

Yes, IPRoyal costs less to start, with residential PAYG starting at $7.35 for 1GB. SOAX requires at least $25 in prepaid credits for its Sandbox plan.

Which is better for residential proxies?

SOAX is better suited to workloads that need a larger residential pool, with 155M+ residential IPs across 195+ locations. IPRoyal works best when you need residential proxies for smaller, irregular workloads because you can buy as little as 1GB, its PAYG traffic does not expire, and sticky sessions can last up to 7 days.

Which is better for web scraping?

SOAX offers plans for high-volume proxy use and a separate managed data collection service. IPRoyal works well when you want to manage the scraping workflow yourself and want to avoid committing to expiring traffic.

Which has better geo-targeting?

SOAX is better for deep geo-targeting. Its standard plans support country, region, city, and ISP targeting, while Scale and Enterprise add ASN and ZIP code targeting. IPRoyal residential proxies support country, state, and city targeting, with additional targeting options available in some products and configurations.

Do IPRoyal and SOAX offer free trials?

Neither offers a free trial. IPRoyal offers Enterprise trials to qualifying verified companies. SOAX has no free trial under its current pricing model, and Sandbox has no subscription fee, but you must purchase credits to send proxy traffic.

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[Lukas Tilkevicius Growth & Partnerships Manager](https://marsproxies.com/blog/authors/lukas-tilkevicius/)

Table of contents

1. [IPRoyal vs SOAX: Proxy comparison](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-proxy-comparison)
2. [Network size and proxy types](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-network-size-and-proxy-types)
3. [Targeting options](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-targeting-options)
4. [Rotation and sticky sessions](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-rotation-and-sticky-sessions)
5. [IPRoyal vs SOAX performance and reliability](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-performance-and-reliability)
6. [IPRoyal vs SOAX pricing](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-pricing)
7. [IPRoyal pricing](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-pricing)
8. [SOAX pricing](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-soax-pricing)
9. [Which is cheaper?](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-which-is-cheaper)
10. [Ease of use and proxy management](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-ease-of-use-and-proxy-management)
11. [IPRoyal vs SOAX by use case](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-vs-soax-by-use-case)
12. [IPRoyal or SOAX: Which should you choose?](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-iproyal-or-soax-which-should-you-choose)
13. [Choose IPRoyal if...](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-choose-iproyal-if)
14. [Choose SOAX if...](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-choose-soax-if)
15. [Test both if...](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-test-both-if)
16. [Alternatives to IPRoyal and SOAX](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-alternatives-to-iproyal-and-soax)
17. [FAQ](https://marsproxies.com/blog/iproyal-vs-soax/#b-faq)

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