If the name is new to you, here is the context: Geonix is the rebranded Proxy-Sale, a vendor that has been trading in this market for over a decade.

Worth knowing, because the reputation attached to the old name carries over, and plenty of older comparison articles still use it.

The Unusually Complete Catalogue

Most providers pick a lane. Geonix sells IPv4, IPv6, ISP, 4G and 5G mobile, and residential.

That is the full set, and almost nobody else offers it. IPv6 in particular gets skipped by the majority of the market, despite being dramatically cheaper per address where the target supports it.

The residential pool runs to 15 million plus addresses across more than 200 countries, with targeting down to country, state and city level, and bandwidth quoted up to a gigabit.

Rotation You Configure

Rotation on the residential and mobile tiers is customisable either by time interval or per request.

That distinction matters more than it sounds. Per request rotation is what you want for scraping, where every call should look independent. Time based rotation is what you want when a flow needs to complete before the address changes.

Most providers give you one and expect you to adapt. Offering both, configurable, is the version that actually fits real work.

Support That Moves Quickly

One theme runs through the feedback on this provider consistently: the live support answers fast and fixes things.

Users report problematic addresses being swapped out in minutes rather than after a ticket queue. That is worth a surprising amount, because proxy problems are nearly always urgent and nearly always ambiguous. Getting a quick human answer on whether the fault is yours or theirs saves an evening of guessing.

The interface also gets consistent praise for making city selection a single click rather than a configuration exercise.

Testing Before You Commit

There is no free trial here. Instead there is a small paid test bundle, a couple of dollars for a few hundred megabytes.

That is a reasonable middle ground. It is cheap enough to be a genuine test and priced enough to discourage people burning free allowances. Just note that refunds operate on a short window, so do your testing promptly rather than three weeks later.

Who It Fits

Geonix suits anyone who specifically needs IPv6, users wanting several protocol types from one vendor, work requiring city level precision, and anyone who values fast human support over a self service dashboard.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Fifteen million residential addresses is respectable but not enormous, so the very largest collection operations may want a deeper pool.

If you want to evaluate for free before spending anything, providers with genuine free trials exist and this is not one of them.

Final Verdict

Geonix is a broad, experienced provider with the most complete protocol spread in this part of the market.

IPv4, IPv6, ISP, mobile and residential from one account, configurable rotation, city level targeting and support that people genuinely praise. A decade of trading under two names is its own kind of evidence.

Buy the small test bundle, try the protocol you think you need, and check what you get with our proxy checker before scaling. If you are unsure which protocol fits, SOCKS5 vs HTTP proxies is the place to start.