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Oxinion Geo review

#12 of 17 in Geofencing Software

An API-first geofencing component with polygon fences and usage-based pricing.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Oxinion Geo is a cloud geofencing component in Oxinion’s location-as-a-service platform, aimed at developers building geo-aware applications and workflows. It lets teams create and manage geofences, submit location events, and respond to enter, exit, or dwell events. Its documented radius and polygon options make it suitable for applications that need more than proximity circles, while its web and API platforms and TypeScript and Python SDKs are oriented toward implementation through developer workflows.

The main draw is the event-to-action path. Geofence events can trigger workflows that send push notifications, transactional email, or invoke external REST APIs. Listed integrations include Expo Push and Resend. That combination suits teams connecting location events to existing services or their own application logic; it is less compelling for buyers seeking a broad collection of ready-made integrations or end-user geofencing tools. The product is API-focused, and browser geofencing is not supported.

Pricing is usage-based rather than a conventional fixed monthly subscription. GeoTrigger is $0.001 per trigger; Email is $0.005 per email; Webhook is $0.002 per webhook; CRM is $0.003 per contact sync; Analytics is $0.001 per data point; and Notifications is $0.004 per notification. This modular structure may fit workloads where charges track activity, but buyers should account for the different billable actions when estimating costs. There is no official iOS or Android geofencing SDK, so teams that need native mobile geofencing support should consider alternatives. Oxinion Geo is best suited to developer-led API workflows; it is not a fit for buyers who require native mobile or browser geofencing.

Oxinion Geo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports radius and polygon geofences with enter, exit, and dwell triggers
    • Geofence events can trigger push, email, and external REST API workflows
    • Usage-based modules start at $0.001 per geofence trigger
  • Where it doesn't
    • No official iOS or Android geofencing SDK
    • Browser geofencing is not supported
    • Usage charges vary by module and action

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