SotaProxy Review 2026 — Products, Pricing and Features

SotaProxy offers several proxy types through one dashboard and prepaid balance. Its range includes rotating residential IPs, static ISP and datacenter addresses, mobile proxies and IPv6. This gives users a way to select an address type for each task without maintaining separate accounts with multiple providers.

This review covers SotaProxy’s published features and prices as of October 2026. It does not claim independent performance testing.

Proxy types

Residential proxies use ISP-assigned home addresses in more than 220 countries. Connections can rotate between requests or remain on a sticky session for 30 seconds, 15 minutes or one hour. Country targeting is available, with city targeting in major markets. SotaProxy supports HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5.

Datacenter IPv4 proxies are dedicated, static addresses listed in 41 countries. Traffic is unmetered, making them suitable for higher-volume tasks when the destination accepts hosting-network IPs. A target that filters datacenter traffic may require a different proxy type.

ISP proxies provide dedicated, static addresses registered to internet providers and hosted in datacenters. SotaProxy lists stock in 24 countries. Their main advantage is address consistency for tasks that require the same IP across repeated sessions.

Mobile proxies run through physical modems and carrier SIMs. SotaProxy lists 26 countries, with carrier selection and manual or scheduled IP rotation. Stock depends on available hardware and can change.

IPv6 proxies are available in 17 countries. They offer the lowest price per address, but the destination must support IPv6. Users should check compatibility before ordering a large quantity.

Pricing

The advertised “from” prices generally reflect volume tiers. A single datacenter IPv4 address costs $1.80 per month, falling to $1.15 per address at 75 or more. A single ISP address costs $3.00 per month, falling to $1.90 at 200 or more. Residential traffic starts at $2.00 for a 1 GB package and reaches $1.00 per GB at the 2,000 GB tier. IPv6 starts at $0.20 per IP per month, while mobile starts at $5.76 per day.

Residential billing counts traffic in both directions, including headers. Datacenter and ISP traffic is unmetered. Buyers should check the current country, quantity and term in the SotaProxy pricing page before placing an order.

Dashboard and automation

SotaProxy provides a REST API for calculating prices, ordering addresses, listing credentials and renewing orders. It also offers an MCP server for compatible AI clients. These options can help teams manage a larger proxy inventory without handling every order manually in the dashboard.

Payments and support

SotaProxy currently accepts cryptocurrency payments, with a stated $1 minimum deposit. Its payment information says cards and PayPal are unavailable. Crypto payments are described as non-refundable, although its support page says an unused balance may be discussed with the team. Anyone who needs a refund under specific circumstances should confirm the terms directly before depositing.

Support is available through Telegram and email. SotaProxy says it does not provide a free tier or a signed service-level agreement.

Verdict

SotaProxy is a useful option for buyers who need access to several proxy types from one account. Its published pages explain the practical differences between products and show both entry prices and volume discounts.

The right choice depends on the destination and the need for a stable address. Datacenter IPv4 is a sensible starting point for accessible public pages; residential provides wider geographic reach and rotation; ISP maintains a fixed IP; mobile supplies a carrier connection; and IPv6 works where the destination supports it. Test a small order against the actual task before scaling. The residential proxy page provides a closer look at targeting, session settings and traffic billing.