GeoSurf vs. IPWHOIS.io IP Geolocation API

• Well-suited for testing and demonstrating any product on any device for worldwide compliance.
• Can be used for latency testing, but there are probably better solutions available.
• Probably not as well suited for privacy; could be used like Private Internet Access, but I haven't seen general adoption of GeoSurf for that purpose. This would not help with my role at Disney though.

Incentivized

• Simulate network requests from different parts of the world in order to see how our tech performs from different regions.
• Test how our system behaves with when operated from client devices that identify as from different world regions.
• Test security and fraud prevention systems that handle global IP ranges differently.
• Operate web crawlers anonymously and legally.

Incentivized

• There is no iOS app which is a big gap and we need an alternative product for such devices.
• Our subscriptions is with shared and limited bandwidth, some users forget to turn off GeoSurf when they are done with the proxy thus incurring unnecessary costs. Would be good to have some reality checks implemented to avoid unintended long session.
• The Android interface is little outdated, although it's still simple and quick to use. I'd prefer slightly more modern design, including usage statistics.

Incentivized

It has become critical to my business.

Easy to use and has a browser add-on

Incentivized

Never had a problem.

Excellent speed on all of the proxies I have used.

They are super responsive and helpful.

Incentivized

The program is simple to understand.

I have not had occasion to use any other products similar to GeoSurf, but have been very satisfied with the power, speed, and reliability that GeoSurf offers, and based on that experience would tend to return to GeoSurf should the need come up to rely on similar features in the future

Incentivized

• Easy to find mistakes that would have cost a lot had they gone unnoticed.