The appropriate socket is a PCB. I cant find how much the chip costs, but I bet it will be roughly 100 times cheaper than any socket, so just go ahead and solder it to a board.
Why do you think you need a socket? The chip doesnt look programmable, so programming it first and sticking it on a board later doesnt make sense.
If you need DIP-like pins for a breadboard or something then get an adapter board like for example
https://www.proto-advantage.com/store/images/PRODUCTS/PCB3006-1_0.JPG