ProxyData.io
Provider review

Geonix Review

Summary Card

FactDetails
OperatorINTERNET CONNECTION BROKER LTD, Bulgaria; formerly Proxy-Sale, renamed in 2025
ServicesIPv4 Datacenter, IPv6 Datacenter, ISP, Mobile, and Residential
CoverageResidential has the broadest recorded selector: 227 country codes; availability varies
ProtocolsHTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5; exact support varies by service
AuthenticationUsername/password or source-IP authorization
Traffic and billingStatic IP rentals, private Mobile rentals, or Residential traffic packages
RotationStatic lists; Mobile link or timed rotation; Residential per-request or sticky sessions
TrialPaid Residential test: 500 MB for 3 days; no free trial
RefundConditional 24-hour request window; terms of 3 days or less normally excluded
APIOrders, renewals, proxy retrieval, and Residential configuration

Geonix offers a wider range of connection models than its compact storefront initially suggests. Static customers can choose dedicated datacenter IPv4, IPv6, or ISP addresses. Mobile customers receive a private endpoint whose cellular exit rotates, while Residential provides traffic-based pool access with detailed targeting and sticky sessions. The ordering and management API is a strength. The weak points are inconsistent connection limits, a strict refund policy, incomplete renewal details, and several product claims that are clearer in marketing than in the contractual terms.

Provider Overview

Geonix is the current name of Proxy-Sale, with the rebrand announced in 2025. The service is operated by INTERNET CONNECTION BROKER LTD in Bulgaria. Rather than specializing in a single network, Geonix combines 5 distinct proxy products inside the same account.

The catalog divides into 3 static services and 2 rotating services. IPv4 Datacenter, IPv6 Datacenter, and ISP Proxies deliver dedicated addresses for a chosen rental period. Mobile Proxies provide a stable private access point backed by changing cellular exits. Residential Proxies use a shared gateway pool sold by traffic.

That breadth is useful because the services are not merely renamed versions of the same connection. They differ in allocation, billing, rotation, targeting, and delivery. IPv6 has strict destination compatibility requirements. Mobile gives direct control over when a cellular address changes. Residential offers the deepest geographic controls and the most flexible sessions.

Geonix also invests more in account automation than many straightforward proxy stores. Its API can calculate and create orders, read balance and payment methods, renew services, retrieve assigned proxies, download lists, and manage Residential packages and endpoints. This makes the provider more than a manual storefront, even though parts of its commercial documentation remain uneven.

Proxy Services and Pricing

The 5 services use different billing units. Static products are rented by IP and term, Mobile by private endpoint and carrier configuration, and Residential by traffic.

ServiceWhat the customer receivesEntry terms
IPv4 Datacenter ProxiesDedicated static IPv4 addressesFrom 1 IP for 7 days
IPv6 Datacenter ProxiesDedicated IPv6-only addressesFrom 10 IPs for 7 days
ISP ProxiesDedicated static ISP IPv4 addressesFrom 1 IP for 7 days
Mobile ProxiesPrivate endpoint with rotating cellular exitsFrom 1 proxy for 2 days
Residential ProxiesShared pool with rotating or sticky sessionsPAYG from 1 GB; monthly packages from 3 GB

The 3 static services support source-IP or username/password authentication and downloadable proxy lists. IPv4 Datacenter and ISP traffic is advertised as unlimited, but fair-use rules permit monitoring and restrictions. Geonix publishes a 1 Gbps channel claim for static products without promising that speed for every proxy or destination.

Prices and plansShow pricesHide prices

Comparison rates describe a specified order and term. They are not the minimum amount payable. The conditions below show the order basis and minimum purchase.

ServicePriceConditions
IPv4 Datacenter ProxiesComparison rate$1.57/ IP / month

Based on: 10 IPs · 30 days · Armenia

Total for this order: $15.68

Minimum order: 1 IP

Shortest service term: 7 days

Traffic: Unlimited

IPv6 Datacenter ProxiesComparison rate$0.14/ IP / month

Based on minimum order: 10 IPs · 30 days

Total for this order: $1.40

Shortest service term: 7 days

Traffic: Unlimited

ISP ProxiesComparison rate$2.48/ IP / month

Based on: 10 IPs · 30 days

Total for this order: $24.84

Minimum order: 1 IP

Shortest service term: 7 days

Traffic: Unlimited

Mobile ProxiesRecurring rate$45.00/ IP / month

Based on minimum order: 1 IP · 30 days · Poland · Orange

Shortest service term: 2 days

Traffic: Unlimited

Rotation by link.

Residential ProxiesPay as you go$3.00/ GB

Minimum order: 1 GB

Residential ProxiesPackage total · Subscription$7.50/ package / month

Based on minimum order: 1 package · 30 days

Includes 3 GB

In-plan rate: $2.50 / GB

See plans and any available promotions on Geonix.

Check current prices

IPv4 Datacenter Proxies

IPv4 Datacenter Proxies are dedicated static addresses available across 38 country options in the recorded selector; availability may change. They remain fixed during the rental period and support HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5. Country is the confirmed self-service selector; more precise location requests depend on availability outside the standard order flow.

Geonix allows customers to replace all or part of a proxy set during renewal, but does not guarantee that an existing address will survive the renewal. Issuance-time failures can qualify for replacement within 24 hours, while blocks that develop during use are generally excluded.

The largest concern is capacity. The Public Offer allows 100 simultaneous threads per IP, while the FAQ states 6 simultaneous connections. Until Geonix reconciles these figures, neither number is dependable for workload planning. The unlimited-traffic label is also subject to fair-use monitoring rather than being unconditional.

IPv6 Datacenter Proxies

IPv6 Datacenter Proxies are a separate dedicated service with 13 country options. Packages begin at 10 addresses for 7 days. HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported, with source-IP or credential authentication.

There is a hard technical boundary: destination services must support IPv6. Geonix provides separate HTTPS and SOCKS5 ports but does not clearly explain whether a customer on an IPv4-only connection can reach them through an IPv4 gateway. This should be resolved before treating the product as a drop-in replacement for ordinary IPv4 proxies.

Geonix describes randomized subnet issuance, but the product is sold as individual proxy access rather than administrative control over an IPv6 subnet. Traffic allowances and IPv6-specific connection limits are not stated.

ISP Proxies

ISP Proxies are dedicated static IPv4 addresses presented under ISP and static-residential terminology. The recorded selector covered 24 countries, and Geonix advertises more than 450 ISP subnets. Named providers such as Verizon, Windstream, Frontier, and AT&T appear in its materials, although the complete provider inventory is not exposed in the standard order form.

The product combines stable assignment with HTTPS and SOCKS5 access. Traffic is marketed as unlimited but remains subject to the same monitoring and fair-use language as datacenter IPv4. Replacement rules also follow the static model: initial failures may be replaced, while later target blocks are excluded.

ISP shares the unresolved capacity problem of IPv4 Datacenter. Official pages disagree between 100 threads and 6 connections per IP, making the service difficult to size for parallel workloads despite its published 1 Gbps channel claim.

Mobile Proxies

Each Mobile order provides a private access endpoint connected to rotating cellular exits. The endpoint itself stays stable, so changing the exit does not require replacing the proxy credentials or ending the active connection. The recorded configurations covered 17 countries and 25 country-carrier combinations across 4G, LTE, and 5G labels.

Rotation can be triggered through a link or scheduled every 5 or 30 minutes. The link can be used no more frequently than every 20 seconds. This makes the service suitable for controlled mobile identity changes rather than per-request rotation.

Plans start with 1 proxy for 2 days and support HTTPS, SOCKS5, source-IP authorization, or username/password. Traffic is advertised as unlimited, but there is no Mobile-specific speed or connection ceiling. The private endpoint also does not establish that a customer receives a dedicated SIM or modem.

Residential Proxies

Residential Proxies are the most configurable Geonix service. The recorded account selector contained 227 country codes, and targeting reaches country, region, city, and ISP in the dashboard, with ASN available through the API. Customers can use a gateway directly or generate lists containing up to 1,000 endpoints.

Rotation can occur on every request or use a sticky session lasting 5, 10, 15, 20, or 60 minutes. API users can encode a session ID and a custom lifetime of up to 60 minutes. A residential device may disconnect earlier, so the selected duration is a requested ceiling rather than a guaranteed IP lifetime.

The service supports HTTPS and SOCKS5 with credentials or source-IP authorization. Each generated list accepts 1 authorization IP. Geonix publishes unlimited concurrent sessions and unlimited lists, but gives no request-rate or bandwidth figure.

Residential is available as PAYG traffic starting at 1 GB or recurring monthly packages starting at 3 GB. Geonix advertises a pool in the tens of millions, but its own pages use conflicting pool and country figures. Order controls provide a more specific view of available targeting than those marketing totals.

Trial Terms

Geonix offers no free trial. Residential has the only named test package: a paid allowance of 500 MB over 3 days. The other services can be sampled only by purchasing their shortest available rental term.

Those short orders provide little purchase protection. The refund policy normally excludes terms of 3 days or less, including the Residential trial and the minimum 2-day Mobile order. The exception is a confirmed total service failure when Geonix cannot provide a replacement.

The public trial material does not describe automatic conversion into a larger plan. Residential package data includes an auto-renew state, but trial-specific renewal and cancellation rules are not stated clearly.

Account Setup and Proxy Delivery

Registration uses email and password. Orders can be placed through the website or API, and the resulting proxies appear in the Personal Account. Credentials are also sent by email, while API endpoints can retrieve or download active assignments.

Geonix describes ordinary issuance as automatic and immediate after payment. Its Public Offer allows delivery within 24 hours, however, and the provider may request clarification of the intended use or identity verification before activation. Customers should therefore treat instant delivery as the normal workflow rather than a contractual deadline.

Static services deliver downloadable address lists. Mobile adds the rotation link to its connection record. Residential supplies gateway credentials and list-building controls for geography, sessions, protocols, and authorization.

Dashboard and API

The Personal Account brings together orders, renewals, service status, expiry dates, credentials, Residential lists, account balance, API access, and the affiliate program. It is functional rather than limited to billing and support.

The API is a major strength. It exposes reference data, order calculation and creation, payment methods, account balance, renewals, assigned proxy retrieval, downloads, and Residential package, location, and list operations. Examples are available for cURL, PHP, and Java.

API access uses a key generated in the account and placed in the URL path. Geonix does not publish rate limits, webhooks, multiple-key controls, or a clear key-rotation procedure. The API is still useful for automating routine purchases and list management, but large deployments must account for those undocumented boundaries.

Documentation and Guides

Geonix maintains English API documentation alongside English and Russian website content, FAQs, setup articles, and troubleshooting material. The technical pages include request parameters, response examples, and sample calls in cURL, PHP, and Java.

The API reference is more developed than the ordinary customer guides and supports real account automation. Documentation pages do not consistently show revision dates, and there is no visible changelog, so changes to endpoints or commercial behavior may be difficult to track.

The public knowledge base also connects users to free proxy and browser diagnostics, which are useful for basic testing but separate from the paid products.

Payments and Billing

Published payment options include Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Bitcoin, and Tether. Paddle and Stripe are named as payment processors, while invoices and additional arrangements can be handled in advance with the provider. API orders are funded from the account balance.

Geonix sends a renewal reminder 3 days before expiry and documents manual renewal through the account and API. Residential package data contains an auto-renew setting, but the provider does not clearly explain general auto-renew behavior, failed-renewal handling, or cancellation controls for every service.

The same uncertainty applies to unused Residential traffic. Package expiry and usage are documented, but there is no clear general promise that an unused balance survives renewal or can be restored after expiration. Transfer, banking, and payment-agent costs are assigned to the customer.

Refund Policy

Refund requests must reach support within 24 hours. Accepted grounds include an unusable IP when no replacement is available, a confirmed authorization failure, unavailable location or quantity, or a requested use that the service cannot support.

Approved refunds cover the amount paid and return to the original payment source. Cryptocurrency payments cannot be returned to a crypto wallet. Geonix gives no fixed review or processing deadline.

The exclusions make this a narrow failure policy rather than a satisfaction guarantee. Rental periods of 3 days or less are normally non-refundable. Blocks that arise during private-proxy use and problems caused by the customer's configuration or activity are also excluded, unless the service has failed completely and no replacement can be supplied.

Terms and Restrictions

Prohibited activity includes spam, phishing, malware, DDoS attacks, brute force, port scanning, fraud, torrents, copyright infringement, pornography, hacking, and other illegal or harmful use. Resale requires written authorization, and each customer is limited to 1 Personal Account shared only with authorized users.

Geonix may suspend access immediately when it suspects prohibited activity or a threat to security and availability. Selective identity or use-case checks can also intervene before service activation.

The provider publishes no contractual numeric uptime guarantee or service-credit schedule. Its proxy-traffic privacy language is also broad: account and usage information may be processed, but destination, connection, DNS, and content logging are not described with enough precision to establish a detailed retention boundary.

Customer Support

Support is available through live chat, email, contact forms, and a Telegram bot. Geonix advertises 24/7 availability and assists with service choice, setup, Residential list configuration, and troubleshooting.

No response-time or resolution-time target is published. This leaves support coverage clearly stated but its expected speed undefined, which matters when service replacement or a 24-hour refund request depends on contacting the team quickly.

Other Products and Services

Geonix maintains free public HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS proxy lists alongside browser-based tools for proxy checking, IP information, ports, ping, speed, IPv6, blacklists, and WebRTC. The company warns that free lists are not suitable where stable operation or high anonymity is required.

An affiliate program is available through the Personal Account. Social-media, gaming, scraping, e-commerce, streaming, browser, and country pages promote uses or locations of the existing proxy catalog rather than additional paid networks.

Review Summary

Geonix offers distinct proxy models under 1 account. Dedicated IPv4 and ISP addresses cover conventional static work, IPv6 adds a specialist option for compatible destinations, Mobile provides a private endpoint with controlled cellular rotation, and Residential supplies detailed geographic targeting with flexible sticky sessions. The documented ordering and management API is the strongest platform-level feature.

The weaknesses lie in commercial and operational certainty. IPv4 Datacenter and ISP pages disagree sharply on connection capacity. Unlimited traffic remains subject to fair use, Residential renewal and unused-traffic behavior are incompletely explained, and IPv6 client connectivity needs clarification for IPv4-only environments. The 24-hour refund window offers little protection for the shortest purchases.

Geonix is a convincing option when its specific allocation models match the task, especially for API-managed orders, dedicated IPv6, private mobile rotation, or targeted Residential traffic. It is less convincing when predictable concurrency, contractual uptime, generous refunds, or fully documented recurring billing are essential.

Back to top