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GProxy vs Geonode: 2026 Honest Comparison

At a Glance

Geonode is a budget own-network provider with residential from $1/GB, a pay-as-you-go and an unlimited (Mbps-priced) model, and a 2M+ IP pool. GProxy is a bit cheaper at $0.85/GB, has a larger 10M+ residential pool, and adds IPv6, Telegram MTProto and pay-per-day billing.

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Short comparison

Query Parameters: GProxy Geonode
Residential network size 10M+ residential IPs (Evomi reseller pool) 2M+ residential IPs
Country coverage 150+ countries 190+ countries
Residential entry price $0.85/GB $1/GB (Starter) → $0.45/GB (Scale)
Unlimited option $3/day unlimited (pay-per-day) Unlimited residential priced by Mbps throughput
IPv6 proxies $0.03/proxy per 3 days ($0.22 / 30 days) Not offered
Telegram MTProto Dedicated Telegram MTProto from $1/mo Not offered
Payment methods Crypto (USDT/BTC), cards (Visa/Mastercard), SBP Cards + crypto
Free trial $3/day unlimited to test $5 trial

Competitor data — from public pages at the time of publication. Prices may change.

Prices by proxy types

ISP proxies

GProxy $1.50/IP
Geonode Available

IPv6 proxies

GProxy $0.03/proxy per 3 days
Geonode Not offered

Unlimited residential

GProxy $3/day unlimited
Geonode Priced by Mbps throughput

Residential proxies

GProxy $0.85/GB
Geonode $1/GB → $0.45/GB at scale

GProxy is cheaper at entry; Geonode matches only at higher committed volume.

GProxy vs Geonode at a glance

Geonode is a budget own-network residential provider (2M+ IPs, 190+ countries) with pay-as-you-go and Mbps-priced unlimited plans. GProxy undercuts it at entry ($0.85 vs $1/GB), has a larger 10M+ pool, and adds IPv6, Telegram MTProto and pay-per-day billing.

Pricing

GProxy residential starts at $0.85/GB; Geonode at $1/GB, reaching $0.45/GB only on its Scale plan.

Which should you choose?

Choose Geonode for wide country coverage or Mbps-based unlimited; choose GProxy for the lowest entry price, a bigger pool and IPv6/Telegram.

Pros and cons

GProxy — pros

  • ✓Cheaper residential entry ($0.85 vs $1/GB)
  • ✓Larger residential pool (10M+ vs 2M+)
  • ✓IPv6 from $0.03 and Telegram MTProto from $1/mo
  • ✓Pay-per-day $3/day unlimited
  • ✓Card, crypto and SBP payments

GProxy — minus points

  • –Fewer countries than Geonode (150+ vs 190+)
  • –No Mbps-based unlimited throughput tier
  • –Smaller brand

Geonode — pros

  • ✓Own residential network
  • ✓190+ country coverage
  • ✓Unlimited residential by Mbps for heavy throughput
  • ✓$5 trial to test

Geonode — minus points

  • –Higher entry price ($1/GB)
  • –Smaller pool (2M+ IPs)
  • –No IPv6 or Telegram products
  • –Best per-GB rate needs the Scale plan

Who needs what

Take GProxy if

Budget users who want the lowest entry price and a bigger pool, plus IPv6/Telegram and pay-per-day billing.

Take Geonode if

Users who want an own-network provider, wide country coverage, or an Mbps-based unlimited throughput plan.

FAQ

Is GProxy cheaper than Geonode? +
At entry, yes — $0.85/GB vs Geonode's $1/GB Starter. Geonode only reaches $0.45/GB on its Scale plan; GProxy also offers $3/day unlimited.
Which has a bigger network? +
GProxy, with 10M+ residential IPs versus Geonode's 2M+. Geonode covers more countries (190+ vs 150+).
What does GProxy add over Geonode? +
Standalone IPv6 proxies (from $0.03), Telegram MTProto (from $1/mo), pay-per-day billing, and SBP payments.
Does Geonode have unlimited proxies? +
Yes, an Mbps-priced unlimited residential product for heavy throughput. GProxy's equivalent is $3/day unlimited pay-per-day.

Total

Geonode is a solid own-network budget option with wide country coverage and an Mbps-based unlimited plan. GProxy is cheaper at entry, has a larger pool, and adds IPv6, Telegram and pay-per-day — the better default for most budget users.

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Other comparisons

GProxy vs Bright Data
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GProxy vs Oxylabs
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GProxy vs Smartproxy
Smartproxy rebranded to Decodo in 2024. They run a 115M+ residential IP pool across 195+ countries starting at $3.75/GB (3 GB tier). GProxy serves ~9K active proxies in 150+ countries at $0.49–0.85/GB residential. Decodo is the mid-market choice for data teams; GProxy is the budget-flexible choice for individual buyers and SMB.
GProxy vs Webshare
Webshare runs an 80M+ residential network in 195 countries with a notable free tier (10 datacenter proxies free forever) and rotating residential from $3.50/GB. GProxy serves ~9K active proxies in 150+ countries at $0.49–0.85/GB residential and $0.03 per IPv6 proxy. Webshare won on cheap datacenter at scale; GProxy wins on residential PAYG and IPv6.
GProxy vs SOAX
SOAX runs 155M+ residential, 33M+ mobile, 2.6M+ ISP IPs in 195+ countries on a unified credit system, starting at $3.60/GB (25 GB Starter $90/month). GProxy is the budget-flexible alternative: ~9K active proxies in 150+ countries, $0.49–0.85/GB residential, IPv6 from $0.03 per proxy, pay-per-day available.
GProxy vs IPRoyal
IPRoyal runs 32M+ residential proxies in 195+ countries with the notable 'traffic never expires' policy, starting at $1.75/GB. They also offer 4.5M+ mobile IPs (3G/4G/5G) from $117/month. GProxy is positioned closer to the budget edge: $0.49–0.85/GB residential, IPv6 from $0.03 per proxy, pay-per-day billing.
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