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ISP-Direct Network Architecture vs. Flat-Rate Entry Access
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Quick pick
NetNut fits if ISP-direct residential routing and infrastructure-based session stability matter more than Geonode's unlimited concurrency and flat-rate simplicity.
Geonode fits if unlimited concurrent connections, flat-rate predictable pricing, immediate self-serve onboarding, or a mixed network under one plan are the priorities.
NetNut and Geonode sit at different ends of the proxy operating model. NetNut is built around ISP-direct residential routing -- IPs that connect through ISP infrastructure rather than end-user devices -- plus CDN proxy access as a separate product type. Geonode keeps the model closer to flat-rate proxy access: unlimited concurrent connections, predictable pricing, and a mixed network with immediate onboarding.
If you choose NetNut
What you get that Geonode doesn't offer
NetNut's defining feature is routing architecture: residential IPs come through ISP infrastructure rather than peer devices, with CDN proxy access available as a separate product type. That removes the peer availability dependency a flat-rate mixed network like Geonode relies on.
What you give up
Geonode's unlimited concurrent connections on residential plans. Geonode's flat-rate pricing is more predictable at the billing level than NetNut's sales-negotiated rates. Self-serve onboarding -- NetNut typically requires sales contact for rates. A mixed network covering residential, datacenter, and mobile under one plan.
If you choose Geonode
What you get that NetNut doesn't offer
Unlimited concurrent connections on residential plans. A flat-rate pricing model that is more predictable at the billing level than sales-negotiated rates. Immediate self-serve onboarding without sales contact. A mixed network covering residential, datacenter, and mobile under one plan.
What you give up
NetNut's ISP-direct routing and CDN proxy access -- residential IPs that come through ISP infrastructure rather than the peer devices Geonode's network depends on.
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