SOAX

The cheapest plan we hold for SOAX is Sandbox at $0. All 5 of its plans are listed above, read from soax.com and dated. Proxy prices move week to week, so read the date beside a figure before you rely on it.

ID required. SOAX asks for identity documents before you can buy. Neither answer is automatically the better one: some buyers have to avoid an ID check, and some read its absence as a question about how the network was built.

Card. No cryptocurrency option is published, so a card or an equivalent named payment is the route in. Payment methods come off the provider's own checkout and are dated with the rest of the record.

Software development kits. Addresses come from people who installed an app that bundles the provider's SDK, often a free game or utility, where bandwidth-sharing is disclosed in the terms rather than asked for directly.

Trial: $1.99 for 3 days. Refunds: Within 3 days, under 1 GB used. Both are quoted from the provider's own terms rather than summarised, because a paraphrase of a refund window is the kind of precision nobody should take from us.

Ticketing. That is taken from SOAX's own stated restrictions, not inferred from vague terms. Most providers we track state nothing here, so a named restriction is a provider being specific rather than a provider being stricter.