Overview
Geonode is recorded here across four product types: datacentre proxies, ISP proxies, residential proxies and a scraper API. That is a broad spread for a single provider, covering both raw IP access and a request-based scraping tool, with entry-level pricing documented for all three IP product lines plus the API. The shape of the offer suggests a provider aiming at both proxy buyers who manage their own request logic and buyers who want a managed scraping endpoint.
What the record shows
Geonode states its network spans residential, ISP and datacentre IPs, with HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocols and both rotating and sticky sessions on offer. Targeting is documented at country and city level, and the provider claims coverage of 195+ countries, a figure that is provider-stated and not independently verified by this directory. Authentication is documented as username/password or IP allowlist, and a web dashboard with usage statistics is stated as included. On concurrency, Geonode documents that unlimited plans allow between 2 and 100 concurrent threads, which matters if a buyer's scraping load is thread-bound rather than bandwidth-bound. The scraper API is documented with both per-request and unlimited plan structures, and a free trial is stated: 1,500 free requests a month, plus a 48-hour unlimited trial with no card required. What is not documented anywhere in the record: pool size (how many IPs sit behind each product line), specific support channels or response times, and any independently measured uptime or speed. A buyer working from this record alone cannot size the network or judge support responsiveness.
Pricing
Entry pricing is documented as USD 0.14 per GB for datacentre proxies, USD 0.27 per GB for residential proxies, USD 1.25 per IP for ISP proxies, and USD 3.5 per month for the scraper API. Because the billing units differ — per gigabyte, per IP, and per month — these four figures are not comparable as numbers against one another; each has to be judged against the buyer's own usage pattern. Where a like-for-like comparison is possible, the record notes that Geonode's per-GB pricing is cheaper than 95% of the 21 providers in this directory that also bill by the gigabyte, which is a meaningful position for the datacentre and residential lines specifically.
Who it suits
Based on what's recorded, this fits buyers who want a low per-GB entry cost across multiple proxy types and a wide claimed country list, and who are comfortable running a trial to check fit before committing — the free API allowance and short unlimited trial support that approach. It also suits scraping workloads that are thread-limited rather than needing an unbounded pool, given the documented 2–100 concurrency range. It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs verified network size or support commitments in writing before purchase, since neither is documented here, or anyone who needs country coverage confirmed rather than provider-stated.
Where to look closer
Before buying, it's worth asking Geonode directly for the IP pool size behind each product line, the specific list of the 195+ countries and which of them have city-level targeting, the support channels and typical response time, and the refund or trial-conversion terms beyond the stated free allowances. None of these are on record, and none should be assumed.
This assessment is editorial analysis of the sourced facts recorded on this page. Specifications, pricing and coverage are provider-stated and dated in the panels above. No controlled performance test has been run against this provider.
