Geonix review: Rent private IPv4, IPv6, ISP, mobile and residential proxies by IP or by GB

What Geonix does

Geonix is a proxy provider that rents out private proxies. Its catalog has five types: IPv4, IPv6, ISP, mobile and residential. Each type has its own starting price, country list and minimum rental period, so the right pick depends on the task and the budget.

Pricing is per IP or per GB for a chosen term and quantity, not a monthly subscription.

Listed characteristics include HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, static IPs, automatic issuance, login by username and password or by IP, and city or state selection. The vendor says its pool spans over 400 networks and 1000 subnets, and residential and mobile proxies have configurable rotation.

Orders go through a form where you choose country, quantity, rental term, authorization method and payment method. Card (via Paddle), PayPal and cryptocurrencies are offered. The site also lists an API with documentation, 24/7 support and a wholesale offer for more than 2000 IPs.

• IPv4, IPv6, ISP, mobile and residential proxies
• HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols
• Username/password or IP authorization
• City or state selection
• Configurable IP rotation for residential and mobile
• API with documentation
• 24/7 customer support
• Wholesale offer for large orders

Our take

Geonix fits buyers who want to rent a defined number of proxies for a set term and choose the type, country and login method themselves. The page shows starting prices, a calculator quote and a package table with volume discounts, so the final cost depends on type, country, quantity and rental term. Check the total in the order form before paying. The five proxy types help when different tasks need different proxies. Minimum rental periods apply, so it does not suit very short experiments with residential traffic.