Question 1

Does SOAX have a static or unlimited-bandwidth plan?

Accepted Answer

No. As of July 2026 SOAX's entire catalog is metered per-GB — rotating residential, mobile, and rotating ISP — with no static, dedicated, per-IP, or unlimited-bandwidth product. That's the structural gap this page is about: if you specifically need a stable IP on a flat bill, SOAX doesn't sell one, and we do.

Question 2

What happens if a SOAX session drops mid-task?

Accepted Answer

On a per-GB model, the bandwidth you already spent before the drop is gone — a dropped sticky session still burns the credits it used. Some users report exactly this: sessions timing out or rotating unexpectedly mid-task. On a static IP that can't happen; the IP is yours and it doesn't move, and unlimited bandwidth means a retried task costs nothing extra.

Question 3

Is it worth paying more for US-only static instead of SOAX's US Tier 1?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the job. SOAX's US Tier 1 is priced per-GB (~$0.85–5.00/GB by plan) and shines for wide, rotating, anti-detection scraping. If instead you're holding a set of US accounts or sessions for weeks, a fixed IP at $2.50/IP flat is both cheaper over time and structurally better, because those workflows break when the IP changes.

Question 4

How do per-GB credits compare to per-IP pricing?

Accepted Answer

Per-GB credits meter data: you buy a bucket and every request draws it down, and unused credits or dropped sessions are still spent. Per-IP bills a flat monthly fee for a dedicated address with unlimited data on our plans. For long-running or session-based work, per-IP removes the two things people dislike most about SOAX's model — forecasting GB and losing credits to drops.

Question 5

Is there a flat-rate alternative to SOAX for long-running tasks?

Accepted Answer

That's exactly the use case we're built for. A crawler or agent that runs for hours or days on the same US IPs pays one flat monthly price here, regardless of data moved. If your task instead needs to rotate across many geos, SOAX is the better tool and we'll point you there.

SOAX Alternative — US Static ISP Proxies, Flat Pricing