Methodology and pricing date
ProxySeller and ProxyShare prices and features were checked against their official pricing and product pages on . ProxyShare displayed some inconsistent promotional figures across page sections, including different lowest residential rates. This comparison uses the explicit package table rather than the lowest headline claim. Provider-published network and performance figures are labeled as claims; no controlled benchmark was conducted.
Bottom line
ProxySeller vs ProxyShare: quick verdict
ProxySeller and ProxyShare both target self-service proxy buyers, but their catalogs are structured very differently. ProxySeller sells dedicated IPv4, IPv6, ISP, rotating residential, shared mobile and dedicated mobile products. ProxyShare sells traffic-based rotating residential, daily unlimited residential, static residential, static datacenter and long-acting ISP products.
ProxyShare’s strongest argument is price: its explicit residential table starts at $0.80/GB for 10 GB and declines to $0.35/GB at 1 TB. ProxySeller starts much smaller at $1.99 for 500 MB and has a broader specialist catalog. ProxyShare is the value winner for ordinary residential bandwidth; ProxySeller is the flexibility winner when mobile, standalone IPv6 or precise static country inventory is required.
Editorial comparison profile
Editorial scores summarize published capabilities and value, not laboratory performance.
Providers
Company and product overview
| Category | ProxySeller | ProxyShare | Practical difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Positioning | Broad, country-specific multi-product catalog | Low-cost residential traffic and daily unlimited access | Different strengths rather than direct substitutes |
| Core products | IPv4, IPv6, ISP, residential, shared and dedicated mobile | Rotating and unlimited residential, static residential, datacenter and ISP | ProxySeller adds mobile and standalone IPv6 |
| Smallest residential order | 500 MB for $1.99 | 10 GB for $8 in the explicit pricing table | ProxySeller requires less initial spend |
| Billing models | Per IP, bandwidth and rental duration depending on product | Per GB, per day and per IP/day depending on product | Read the unit before comparing headline prices |
| Typical buyer | Individuals, agencies, developers and SMBs needing product choice | Automation teams and high-bandwidth buyers prioritizing price | Both are self-service oriented |
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Infrastructure
Proxy networks and product coverage
75M+
ProxyShare residential IPs
Provider-published figure
195+
ProxyShare locations
Provider-published figure
99.99%
ProxyShare claimed uptime
Provider-published figure
20M+
ProxySeller residential IPs
Provider-published figure
ProxyShare advertises 75M+ residential IPs across 195+ locations. ProxySeller advertises 20M+ rotating residential IPs and publishes a long list of country-specific static, ISP and mobile inventory. Pool totals communicate potential diversity, not the number of simultaneously usable addresses, and they do not guarantee that a particular city, subnet or carrier will be available when you connect.
| Capability | ProxySeller | ProxyShare | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rotating residential | 20M+ advertised; country, region, city and ISP controls | 75M+ advertised; country and city targeting | ProxyShare for published scale and price |
| Datacenter | Dedicated country and mixed IPv4 packages | Static datacenter billed per IP/day | ProxySeller for clearer monthly-style price sheet |
| ISP/static residential | Country and mixed packages from $1.05/IP | Long-acting ISP from $0.25/IP/day; static residential from $0.225/IP/day | Depends on rental duration |
| IPv6 | Dedicated IPv6 from $0.08/IP | No standalone IPv6 product highlighted | ProxySeller |
| Mobile | Shared and dedicated products across many countries | No current official mobile product | ProxySeller |
| Unlimited residential | No equivalent in supplied pricing | From $64.79/day with randomly assigned countries | ProxyShare |
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Current costs
ProxySeller vs ProxyShare pricing
Rotating residential traffic is the cleanest like-for-like comparison. Static products need more caution because ProxySeller quotes per IP while ProxyShare quotes per IP per day. The first chart compares exact 10 GB packages and nearby 40–50 GB and 80–100 GB plan bands; the second shows ProxyShare’s published volume curve.
Residential price per GB
Exact at 10 GB; nearest published tier bands thereafter. Lower is cheaper.
10 GB
40–50 GB tier
80–100 GB tier
ProxyShare volume discounts
Explicit package-table rates checked June 7, 2026.
Rotating residential pricing
| Traffic | ProxySeller | ProxyShare | Price difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 MB | $1.99 ($3.98/GB) | No package below 10 GB shown | ProxySeller has the lower minimum spend |
| 1 GB | $3.50 ($3.50/GB) | No 1 GB package shown | ProxySeller |
| 3 GB | $9 ($3/GB) | No 3 GB package shown | ProxySeller |
| 10 GB | $25 ($2.50/GB) | $8 ($0.80/GB) | ProxyShare saves $17 |
| 25 vs 40 GB | 25 GB: $60 ($2.40/GB) | 40 GB: $28 ($0.70/GB) | Different allowances; ProxyShare has the lower rate |
| 50 vs 80 GB | 50 GB: $115 ($2.30/GB) | 80 GB: $50 ($0.63/GB) | Different allowances; ProxyShare has the lower rate |
| 100 GB | $220 ($2.20/GB) | No 100 GB tier; 80 GB costs $50 | ProxyShare has the lower nearby rate |
| 300 GB | Contact provider | $150 ($0.50/GB) | ProxyShare publishes the tier |
| 500 GB | Contact provider | $200 ($0.40/GB) | ProxyShare publishes the tier |
| 1,000 GB | Contact provider | $350 ($0.35/GB) | ProxyShare publishes the tier |
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Residential verdict: ProxySeller is easier to sample because $1.99 buys 500 MB. At the exact 10 GB tier, ProxyShare costs $8 versus $25, and its advantage widens in per-GB terms at larger published packages. ProxyShare’s page also contained lower promotional headline claims that did not align with every table value, so verify the cart total before paying.
Static and ISP pricing
| Product | ProxySeller | ProxyShare | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Datacenter | IPv4 mixes from $0.70/IP; countries commonly $0.82–$0.90/IP | From $0.03/IP/day | A 30-day ProxyShare rental begins around $0.90/IP |
| ISP | Mixes from $1.05/IP; many countries $1.50/IP | Long-acting ISP from $0.25/IP/day | ProxyShare’s daily quote is about $7.50/IP over 30 days |
| Static residential | ISP is the closest supplied category | From $0.225/IP/day | About $6.75/IP over 30 days at the headline rate |
| IPv6 | From $0.08/IP | No standalone IPv6 plan highlighted | ProxySeller |
| Mobile | Shared from $20/IP for 30 days in selected countries | No mobile plan highlighted | ProxySeller |
| Bandwidth | Listed static products advertise unlimited traffic | Unlimited bandwidth claimed for static products | Check acceptable-use and concurrency limits |
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Mobile pricing and availability
This category is one-sided. ProxySeller sells shared mobile plans from $20 per IP for 30 days in selected countries and dedicated mobile IPs from $25 in selected locations. Its shared plans list unlimited bandwidth, timed rotation and 2 Mbit/s. ProxyShare’s current catalog lists residential, static residential, datacenter and ISP products, but no mobile proxy product. If 3G, 4G or 5G carrier IPs are mandatory, ProxySeller wins by availability.
Controls
Features, targeting and proxy management
| Feature | ProxySeller | ProxyShare | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 depending on product | HTTP and SOCKS5 | Tie for common integrations |
| Authentication | Username/password and IP authorization | Username/password generation; API extraction documented | Both support automation-friendly access |
| Residential targeting | Country, region, city and ISP controls | Country and city selection on traffic plans | ProxySeller for deeper published controls |
| Sticky sessions | Sticky and timed residential rotation | Up to 24 hours advertised | ProxyShare for long published duration |
| Rotation | Product-dependent rotation and replacement | High-quality rotating pool plus static product families | Depends on workflow |
| Unlimited model | Unlimited traffic on listed static and mobile products | Daily unlimited residential plans from $64.79 | ProxyShare for rotating unlimited residential |
| Mobile and IPv6 | Both available as dedicated products | Neither highlighted as standalone products | ProxySeller |
| Refund window | Refund/replacement review advertised within 24 hours | Unconditional refund within 24 hours advertised | Similar short evaluation window |
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ProxyShare’s unlimited plan has an important targeting tradeoff
The daily unlimited residential product advertises unlimited traffic and a fixed number of ports, but countries are randomly assigned. Buyers needing a specific country or city should use the traffic-based plan or confirm the exact targeting behavior before ordering.
Integration
API, dashboard and developer experience
ProxySeller
Its API covers product availability, ordering, active proxy retrieval and residential package, list, traffic, rotation and subuser management. This is a good fit for teams automating procurement across many proxy categories.
ProxyShare
ProxyShare advertises API-based proxy extraction, username and password generation, dynamic IP-pool configuration and one-click authorization. Those are useful building blocks for automated collectors, although the public product pages provide less implementation detail than a full reference manual.
Developer verdict: both advertise automation support. ProxySeller’s API is attractive when one integration must procure several proxy classes. ProxyShare’s extraction and credential tools cover the common residential workflow, but teams should inspect current documentation before committing to a large integration.
Published claims
Performance, bandwidth and fair use
ProxyShare advertises 99.99% uptime, a 90% success rate and 24/7 customer support. ProxySeller advertises dedicated channels up to 1 Gbps for static products. These are vendor claims measured under each provider’s own conditions; they cannot establish which service will return more successful pages from your targets.
“Unlimited” also needs context. ProxyShare’s unlimited residential plan is sold by number of ports and daily duration, and the product page says country assignment is random. ProxySeller’s unlimited claims apply to selected static and mobile products, not its metered rotating-residential traffic. Confirm concurrency, speed and acceptable use limits with either provider before a sustained high-volume deployment.
Match sharing levels
A shared proxy should not be benchmarked against a dedicated proxy as if reputation and contention were equal.
Use your actual targets
Test location, concurrency, cookies, session behavior and request mix under realistic load.
Measure successful output
Track usable records, blocks, retries, bandwidth and engineering time per dollar.
Customer policies
Support, privacy and refunds
Support
ProxySeller: advertises 24/7/365 customer support.
ProxyShare: advertises 24/7 support and personalized technical help.
Refund and privacy terms
ProxySeller: advertises replacement or refund review within 24 hours after issuance.
ProxyShare: advertises an unconditional refund within 24 hours of purchase. Confirm the current terms and process before relying on that window.
Recommendations
Which provider should you choose?
| Use case | Recommendation | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Small residential test | ProxySeller | 500 MB costs $1.99; ProxyShare’s table starts at 10 GB |
| 10 GB residential project | ProxyShare | $8 versus ProxySeller’s $25 |
| High-volume residential traffic | ProxyShare | Published rates decline to $0.35/GB at 1 TB |
| Long sticky residential session | ProxyShare | Up to 24-hour sessions advertised |
| Country-random unlimited residential | ProxyShare | Daily unlimited plans from $64.79 |
| Large published residential pool | ProxyShare | 75M+ provider-published IPs |
| Country-specific static inventory | ProxySeller | Extensive per-country IPv4 and ISP menu |
| Dedicated IPv6 | ProxySeller | Standalone IPv6 from $0.08/IP |
| Mobile proxy project | ProxySeller | ProxyShare does not currently list mobile proxies |
| One provider for many proxy classes | ProxySeller | Residential, IPv4, IPv6, ISP and two mobile models |
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Tradeoffs
Pros and cons
ProxySeller
Pros
- Dedicated IPv6 from $0.08/IP
- Shared and dedicated mobile proxies
- 500 MB residential starter option
- Broad country-specific static catalog
- API spans multiple proxy classes
Cons
- Much higher residential rate at 10 GB
- Smaller published residential pool
- No supplied residential tier above 100 GB
- Complex country and rental matrix
- Short refund/replacement review window
ProxyShare
Pros
- Very low residential bandwidth prices
- 75M+ residential IPs advertised
- Rates published through 1 TB
- Up to 24-hour sticky sessions
- Daily unlimited residential option
Cons
- No current mobile proxy product
- No standalone dedicated IPv6 product highlighted
- Promotional figures are inconsistent across page sections
- 10 GB minimum in the explicit traffic table
- Unlimited plan randomly assigns countries
Common questions
ProxySeller vs ProxyShare FAQ
ProxySeller is generally better when you need mobile proxies, dedicated IPv6, country-specific static inventory or very small rotating-residential orders. ProxyShare is generally better when bandwidth price, a larger published residential pool, 24-hour sticky sessions or high-volume residential traffic matters most.
Final verdict
Choose ProxySeller when you need mobile proxies, dedicated IPv6, a tiny residential starter order or granular country-specific static inventory. Choose ProxyShare when rotating-residential price, published pool size, long sticky sessions or a daily unlimited option matters most. ProxyShare wins the mainstream residential value comparison; ProxySeller wins on catalog breadth. Test the same product class against your real targets before making a large commitment.
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Sources and accuracy note
ProxyShare facts were checked against its official residential pricing page and linked official product pages. ProxySeller pricing and features were checked against its official pricing and product pages. ProxyShare’s visible promotional figures were not perfectly consistent, so this article prioritizes explicit package rows and calls out discrepancies. Confirm stock, location availability, usage terms and checkout totals before purchase.