ProxyFall vs SOAXresidential proxies compared

On the smallest plan, yes: $0.99/GB against $5.00/GB (Sandbox top-ups for US and other tier-1 IPs). At volume ProxyFall goes down to $0.86/GB, and SOAX to $0.85/GB (tier-1 IPs on its $3,000 a month plan).

Country, region, city, ISP and ASN; the price per GB depends on the country's tier. At ProxyFall country, state, city and ISP targeting are included at every tier.

ProxyFall takes crypto (USDT, USDC and Bitcoin) from $5, and cards as well. Its residential page says crypto is accepted after identity checks; its pricing page lists only cards.

SOAX: Advertises 99.9% uptime and makes no screening or sourcing claims. Proxyway's April 2026 test measured 99.78% success, a 0.89 s average response and a Scamalytics risk score of 3.2, and noted SOAX doesn't disclose where its IPs come from. ProxyFall: Find accurate IPs checks each sticky IP before you use it: where it really is, keeping only the ones in the place you picked, and its Scamalytics fraud score, skipping any that scores 60 or more (Scamalytics' high and very high risk), or 20 or more in strict mode (only low risk kept). Check shows the score of any residential line. On rotating lines, an IP that dies before the site answers is swapped for a new one automatically, and a request is never sent twice. Measured success rate, speed and location accuracy are published on the Network quality page. Either way, test both on the sites you target before buying a lot.

Choose SOAX for big monthly plans focused on lower-tier countries. ProxyFall is the pick for the lowest price per GB with every targeting option included, traffic that never expires and no subscription.