Geonix (formerly Proxy-Sale) is a premium proxy provider based in Bulgaria and operating since 2014, one of the longest-running names in the dedicated-proxy space. The platform focuses on private dedicated datacenter (IPv4/IPv6), ISP, mobile and residential proxies with high-speed connections up to 1 Gbps and 24/7 live support across more than 200 countries.
Network and pool size
Geonix advertises 20M+ IPs in 200 countries. The pool is strongest in datacenter and ISP segments, where dedicated IPs and high port speeds are the differentiator, and residential and mobile complements round out the menu for buyers who want a single vendor across types. Coverage is broad at country level and concentrates in major metros for the dedicated tiers.
Pricing and plans
Datacenter and ISP proxies are sold per IP per month, with monthly commitments across a wide tier range. Residential and mobile traffic is billed per gigabyte with bundle discounts at higher volumes. The mix of pricing models means buyers can pair a small dedicated footprint with a flexible residential budget for harder targets without juggling two vendors.
Where Geonix fits
Geonix is positioned for multi-accounting, web scraping, social media automation and online gaming. The dedicated-IP focus and long operating history make it a common pick for teams that need steady, owned addresses for account work; the residential and mobile add-ons cover scraping and verification on the same platform.
Reputation and support
Independent reviews are solid: 3.9 on Trustpilot and 4.6 on G2. The company advertises 24/7 live support with consistently positive feedback on responsiveness. The 24/7 live chat and email coverage are typical of the premium tier of dedicated-proxy providers.
What to watch for
Dedicated datacenter and ISP IPs are faster but easier to fingerprint than residential, so reserve them for targets that allow hosting ranges and rotate residential or mobile for defended destinations. Always confirm the city and ASN mix for the specific geos your accounts need, since dedicated footprints skew toward major regions.

