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Geonode is a wholesale proxy and web-data infrastructure provider operating its own residential IP network and a flat-priced web-scraping API.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Geonode is a company that provides proxy and web-scraping infrastructure, positioning itself as a wholesale supplier of web data rather than a budget-tier reseller. According to its own materials, it operates its own network of more than 7.5 million residential IPs active monthly across 150+ countries, and it sells access to that network directly to customers. The company describes itself as a 32-person team and frames its core competitive advantage not as a particular price point but as a cost structure: because it owns the underlying infrastructure, it argues there is no middleman margin in its pricing, and it says it has cut prices three times in twelve months. Geonode's product line spans residential proxies, ISP proxies, datacenter proxies, and an unlimited web-scraping API. Its residential proxy pricing is advertised from $0.27/GB, with a starter rate cited at $0.79/GB and a $0.5/GB tier at 1TB+; ISP proxies are listed from $1.25/IP and datacenter proxies from $0.14/GB. The scraping API is marketed around flat per-request pricing — the company cites $0.13 per 1,000 requests for every request regardless of difficulty, render, or stealth mode — and it offers a free plan with 1,500 requests per month, per-request subscription plans starting at $62.50/month for 250,000 requests, and unlimited plans starting at $1,000/month. It also advertises an unlimited residential proxy product from $1,800/month. A central part of Geonode's positioning is its critique of credit-based and multiplier-based pricing common in the scraping-API market. The company argues that credits, render multipliers, stealth multipliers, and captcha-solving surcharges make bills unpredictable, especially for AI-agent workloads that generate burst traffic and recursive crawling. Geonode instead charges per request at a flat rate and says failed requests are never charged across every endpoint. It presents a "flywheel" argument: more customers fund more IPs and smarter routing, lowering its cost per successful request, and those savings are passed through as further price cuts. Geonode also targets the AI-agent stack with SDKs and integrations. It advertises Python and npm SDKs (geonode-scraper-sdk and @geonode_scraper/scraper-sdk) and integrations or planned integrations with LangChain, CrewAI, Zapier, n8n, and Make, plus an MCP server. Its leadership is presented publicly as a small founding team: JP as Co-founder and CEO, Jack as Co-founder and COO, along with executives identified as Anton (CNO), Maria (CRO), and Nikolai (CPO). The company is associated with Singapore as its country of origin and serves a global customer base.

History

Geonode was built on a single strategic bet, as described in its own materials: if you own the infrastructure, you can sell at prices nobody else can match. Rather than reselling capacity rented from upstream suppliers, the company chose to operate its own network of residential IPs. According to its About page, that network comprises more than 7.5 million residential IPs active monthly across 150+ countries, and customers buy directly from the network operator. The company describes itself as a 32-person organization. The company's public narrative emphasizes a "flywheel" of own-network economics. The first step is owning the network; the second is selling at supply price rather than a budget tier. Geonode cites a starter rate of $0.79/GB and a $0.5/GB tier at 1TB+, contrasting this with competitors it says charge $4 or more. It states that it is not subsidizing these prices because it owns the infrastructure, so there is no middleman margin. As more teams join, volume funds more IPs, smarter routing, and lower error rates, which lowers the company's cost per successful request; the company then cuts prices again. Geonode says it has cut prices three times in twelve months and frames its competitive advantage as a cost structure rather than a price, arguing that cost structures do not reverse. Over time the product line expanded from proxies into web-data infrastructure. The company now markets residential proxies, ISP proxies, datacenter proxies, and an unlimited residential product, alongside a web-scraping API. Its pricing page lists residential proxies from $0.27/GB, unlimited residential from $1,800/month, ISP proxies from $1.25/IP, and datacenter proxies from $0.14/GB. The scraping API is offered with a free plan of 1,500 requests per month, per-request plans starting at $62.50/month for 250,000 requests, unlimited plans starting at $1,000/month, and pay-as-you-go from $0.40 per 1,000 requests. The company states that failed requests are never charged across every endpoint. A defining chapter in Geonode's positioning is its response to the arrival of AI agents. The company argues that most scraping APIs were built for predictable scheduled jobs, and that AI agents introduced burst traffic, recursive crawling, and unstable billing models built on credits and multipliers. It describes how credits were originally introduced to simplify pricing but became layers of additional cost: a rendered page costs more than a standard page, stealth mode increases the multiplier again, and captcha solving adds another pricing layer. Geonode illustrates this with multiplier examples — standard page 1×, rendered page 3×, stealth mode 5×, captcha solving 10×, and recursive crawl effectively unpredictable — all at an effective cost of $0.13 per 1,000 requests. In contrast, Geonode charges per request at a flat $0.13 per 1,000 requests regardless of difficulty, render, or stealth, and says it prices by concurrency rather than volume for its unlimited scraper. More recently, Geonode has oriented its product toward the AI-agent stack. It advertises idiomatic SDKs and integrations for frameworks agents already run on, including Python and npm SDKs (geonode-scraper-sdk and @geonode_scraper/scraper-sdk), a LangChain integration with Tool, DocumentLoader, and Retriever components, a CrewAI example research crew, no-code integrations with Zapier, n8n, and Make (some marked coming soon), and an MCP server. The company presents its leadership as a small founding team: JP as Co-founder and CEO, Jack as Co-founder and COO, and executives identified as Anton (CNO), Maria (CRO), and Nikolai (CPO), alongside 27 other team members. Geonode is associated with Singapore and serves customers globally.

  • Geonode is founded on the bet that owning infrastructure enables unmatched pricing.

  • Company operates its own network of 7.5M+ residential IPs active monthly across 150+ countries.

  • Geonode cuts prices three times in twelve months.

  • Launches Unlimited Web Scraping API priced by concurrency, not volume.

  • Introduces flat $0.13 per 1,000 requests pricing with no multipliers.

  • Releases Python and npm scraper SDKs and integrations for LangChain, CrewAI, Zapier, n8n, and Make.

Products and positioning

Wholesale, own-network web-data infrastructure with flat per-request pricing and no credit multipliers, aimed at AI-agent and scraping workloads.

  • Residential proxies

    Proxy access via Geonode's own network of 7.5M+ residential IPs active monthly across 150+ countries, from $0.27/GB.

  • Unlimited residential proxies

    Unlimited residential proxy product from $1,800/month.

  • ISP proxies

    ISP proxy product from $1.25/IP.

  • Datacenter proxies

    Datacenter proxy product from $0.14/GB.

  • Unlimited Web Scraping API

    Scrape, crawl, and search the live web without limits, priced by concurrency rather than volume, with no credits or multipliers and no charge for failed requests.

  • Scraper SDKs

    Python (geonode-scraper-sdk) and npm (@geonode_scraper/scraper-sdk) SDKs for the AI-agent stack.

  • MCP server

    An MCP server for integrating Geonode's scraping capabilities with agent frameworks.

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