Methodology and pricing date
ProxySeller and Webshare prices and features were checked against their official pricing, product, API and help-center pages on . Webshare’s rotating residential page displayed discounted prices against a $7/GB reference rate when checked. Provider-published pool, uptime and performance figures are labeled as claims; no controlled benchmark was conducted.
Bottom line
ProxySeller vs Webshare: quick verdict
ProxySeller and Webshare both target self-service proxy buyers, but their catalogs diverge. ProxySeller offers a broad menu of dedicated IPv4, IPv6, ISP, rotating residential, shared mobile and dedicated mobile products. Webshare concentrates on three families: datacenter Proxy Servers, Static Residential ISP proxies and Rotating Residential proxies, each available with different sharing or exclusivity levels.
Webshare is easier to test because its permanent free plan includes 10 shareddatacenter proxies and 1 GB per month. Its 80M+ published residential pool also dwarfs ProxySeller’s advertised 20M+. ProxySeller remains the more complete choice when mobile access, standalone IPv6 or inexpensive dedicated country IPs are required.
Editorial comparison profile
Editorial scores summarize published capabilities and value, not laboratory performance.
Providers
Company and product overview
| Category | ProxySeller | Webshare | Practical difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Positioning | Broad value-oriented proxy catalog | Highly customizable self-service proxy platform | ProxySeller offers more proxy types; Webshare emphasizes flexible plans |
| Core products | IPv4, IPv6, ISP, residential, shared and dedicated mobile | Datacenter, static residential ISP and rotating residential | Webshare does not currently list mobile or standalone IPv6 |
| Sharing models | Product-dependent dedicated or shared access | Shared, private with 0-2 other users, and dedicated | Webshare explains exclusivity tiers more explicitly |
| Free access | Small paid orders are the practical test route | 10 shared datacenter proxies and 1 GB/month free | Webshare |
| Typical buyer | Individuals, agencies, developers and SMBs | Beginners, developers, agencies and large self-service buyers | Both serve similar customer sizes |
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Infrastructure
Proxy networks and product coverage
80M+
Webshare residential IPs
Provider-published figure
195
Webshare residential countries
Provider-published figure
400K+
Webshare datacenter IPs
Provider-published figure
20M+
ProxySeller residential IPs
Provider-published figure
Webshare advertises 80M+ rotating residential IPs in 195 countries, 153,563 residential subnets and 400K+ datacenter IPs. ProxySeller advertises 20M+ rotating residential IPs and publishes a long list of country-specific static and mobile inventory. Pool totals communicate potential diversity but do not guarantee that a particular city, subnet or carrier will be available at purchase time.
| Capability | ProxySeller | Webshare | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rotating residential | 20M+ advertised; country, region, city and ISP controls | 80M+ advertised; country and city filters | Webshare for published scale |
| Datacenter | Dedicated country and mixed IPv4 packages | Shared, private and dedicated; 50+ countries stated | Webshare for sharing choice; ProxySeller for low dedicated entry |
| ISP/static residential | Country and mixed packages | Shared, private and dedicated ISP tiers | Webshare for explicit exclusivity tiers |
| 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 |
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Current costs
ProxySeller vs Webshare pricing
Webshare sells shared, private and dedicated variants, so the very cheapest price is not always comparable to a dedicated ProxySeller IP. The charts distinguish dedicated datacenter pricing from shared ISP pricing and compare rotating residential traffic at identical package sizes.
Rotating residential price per GB
Current displayed package prices at matching sizes. Lower is cheaper.
1 GB
10 GB
50 GB
100 GB
Static proxy price per IP
Sharing and exclusivity matter; labels identify the compared product class.
Dedicated datacenter entry
Dedicated datacenter 1,000
Shared ISP entry
Dedicated ISP entry
Rotating residential pricing
| Traffic | ProxySeller | Webshare | Price difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | $3.50 ($3.50/GB) | $3.50 ($3.50/GB displayed) | Tie |
| 10 GB | $25 ($2.50/GB) | $27.50 ($2.75/GB displayed) | ProxySeller saves $2.50 |
| 25 GB | $60 ($2.40/GB) | $65 ($2.60/GB displayed) | ProxySeller saves $5 |
| 50 GB | $115 ($2.30/GB) | $122.50 ($2.45/GB displayed) | ProxySeller saves $7.50 |
| 100 GB | $220 ($2.20/GB) | $225 ($2.25/GB displayed) | ProxySeller saves $5 |
| 250 GB | No supplied tier | $500 ($2/GB displayed) | Webshare extends to larger self-service tiers |
| 1,000 GB | Contact provider | $1,500 ($1.50/GB displayed) | Webshare publishes high-volume pricing |
| 3,000 GB | Contact provider | $4,200 ($1.40/GB displayed) | Lowest displayed Webshare rate |
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Residential verdict: The providers tie at 1 GB. ProxySeller is slightly cheaper at each comparable tier from 10 to 100 GB. Webshare becomes the clearer option for transparent self-service pricing above 100 GB, though its displayed discounts should be confirmed at checkout.
Datacenter pricing
| Product | ProxySeller | Webshare | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared datacenter | No directly equivalent supplied mass-shared tier | 10 proxies free; 100 for $2.99/month | Webshare dominates low-cost shared access |
| Private datacenter | No 0-2 user category specified in supplied list | 25 IPs at $0.741/IP displayed on homepage | Webshare offers a middle exclusivity tier |
| Dedicated datacenter entry | Mixes from $0.70/IP; countries commonly $0.82-$0.90/IP | 20 IPs at $1.33/IP | ProxySeller |
| Dedicated datacenter volume | Pricing varies by order and location | 1,000 IPs at $1.05/IP; 10,000 at $0.77/IP | Webshare publishes volume steps |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited on listed static products | 250 GB to unlimited depending on plan; fair-use policy applies | Compare expected transfer before buying |
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ISP/static residential pricing
| Product | ProxySeller | Webshare | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared ISP entry | Mixed packages from $1.05/IP | 20 IPs at $0.30/IP | Webshare is cheaper, but sharing differs |
| Shared ISP volume | Country and mix pricing varies | 1,000 IPs at $0.27/IP; 10,000 at $0.225/IP | Webshare for high-volume shared ISP |
| Private ISP | No 0-2 user category stated | 25 IPs at $0.926/IP displayed | Webshare has explicit semi-dedicated choice |
| Dedicated ISP | Country plans commonly $1.50/IP; some regions $1.75/IP | 20 IPs at $2.10/IP; 1,000 at $1.575/IP | ProxySeller at entry; closer at volume |
| IPv6 | Dedicated from $0.08/IP | No equivalent highlighted | ProxySeller |
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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. Webshare’s current official catalog lists datacenter, static residential and rotating residential proxies, 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 | Webshare | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 | HTTP and SOCKS5 endpoints | Tie for common use cases |
| Authentication | Username/password and IP authorization | Username/password and IP authorization | Tie |
| Residential targeting | Country, region, city and ISP controls | Country and city filtering | ProxySeller for ISP targeting; Webshare for larger pool |
| Connection modes | Direct proxy endpoints and rotating access by product | Backbone and Direct modes | Webshare documents modes clearly |
| Sticky sessions | Sticky and timed residential rotation | Numeric session IDs through Backbone connection | Tie; test duration requirements |
| Static rotation | Replacement and rotation depend on product | Static by default with Auto-Refresh or Replace Proxies | Webshare |
| Sharing choice | Shared or dedicated depending on product | Shared, private with 0-2 users, or dedicated | Webshare |
| Free plan | None highlighted in supplied pricing | 10 proxies and 1 GB/month, no card | Webshare |
| Mobile and IPv6 | Both available as dedicated products | Neither highlighted as standalone products | ProxySeller |
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Webshare’s free tier is genuinely useful for evaluation
It is a permanent shared datacenter plan rather than a residential trial. It is well suited to integration testing and low-volume access to less restrictive targets, but it should not be treated as evidence that paid dedicated or residential products will behave identically.
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.
Webshare
Webshare’s REST API uses token authentication and exposes profile, subscription, proxy configuration, proxy lists, statistics and related resources. Optional subuser API access supports separate limits and proxy lists after additional terms are accepted. Its dashboard also emphasizes live usage and plan customization. MDN’s proxy and tunneling guide explains the distinction between forwarding requests through a proxy and creating a tunnel.
Developer verdict: both can automate proxy operations. Webshare has the clearer general-purpose API documentation and easier free testing; ProxySeller’s API is valuable when one integration must procure residential, IPv4, IPv6, ISP and mobile products.
Published claims
Performance, bandwidth and fair use
Webshare advertises 99.97% uptime for its main network and 300–400 Mbps operation for datacenter and static residential products, backed by a 100+ Gbps aggregate network. ProxySeller advertises dedicated channels up to 1 Gbps for static products. These are vendor specifications and cannot establish which provider will return more successful pages from a particular target.
“Unlimited” also needs context. Webshare’s February 27, 2026 fair-use policy guarantees at least 10 TB on unlimited plans, with higher thresholds tied to subscription price. Significant excess usage may trigger throttling from full speed toward 100 Mbps and, with continued usage, as low as 5 Mbps. Confirm ProxySeller’s current usage terms for the selected static product as well.
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.
Webshare: provides a help center and support contact, while higher-touch needs should be confirmed for the selected plan.
Refund and privacy terms
ProxySeller: advertises replacement or refund review within 24 hours after issuance.
Webshare: allows eligible refund requests within 48 hours when usage remains below 1 GB for static plans or 0.1 GB for rotating residential and fewer than 1,000 proxies were used. Dedicated pages also state no activity logging or third-party sharing.
Recommendations
Which provider should you choose?
| Use case | Recommendation | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Free integration test | Webshare | Permanent 10-proxy shared datacenter plan |
| Very cheap shared datacenter fleet | Webshare | 100 proxies cost $2.99/month |
| Dedicated datacenter at low volume | ProxySeller | Lower supplied entry price per IP |
| Rotating residential up to 100 GB | ProxySeller | Equal at 1 GB and slightly cheaper at 10–100 GB |
| Rotating residential above 100 GB | Webshare | Published self-service tiers down to $1.40/GB |
| Large residential pool | Webshare | 80M+ provider-published IPs |
| Shared ISP at scale | Webshare | Very low per-IP pricing with explicit sharing |
| Dedicated ISP at entry | ProxySeller | Lower listed country pricing |
| Dedicated IPv6 | ProxySeller | Standalone IPv6 from $0.08/IP |
| Mobile proxy project | ProxySeller | Webshare does not currently list mobile proxies |
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Tradeoffs
Pros and cons
ProxySeller
Pros
- Dedicated IPv6 from $0.08/IP
- Shared and dedicated mobile proxies
- Lower dedicated datacenter entry price
- Slightly cheaper residential tiers through 100 GB
- Broad country-specific static catalog
Cons
- No comparable permanent free plan highlighted
- Smaller published residential pool
- Less explicit shared/private/dedicated taxonomy
- No supplied residential tier above 100 GB
- Complex country and rental matrix
Webshare
Pros
- Permanent free datacenter tier
- 80M+ residential IPs advertised
- Shared, private and dedicated choices
- Extremely cheap shared proxy plans
- Strong API documentation and plan customization
Cons
- No current mobile proxy product
- No standalone dedicated IPv6 product highlighted
- Residential discounts may change
- Unlimited plans remain subject to fair use
- Some locations depend on product inventory
Common questions
ProxySeller vs Webshare FAQ
ProxySeller is generally better when you need mobile proxies, dedicated IPv6, country-specific static inventory or the lower dedicated datacenter entry price. Webshare is generally better for a permanent free datacenter plan, a larger published residential pool, extremely cheap shared datacenter proxies and a polished self-service platform.
Final verdict
Choose ProxySeller when you need mobile proxies, dedicated IPv6, inexpensive dedicated country IPs or the lower rotating residential price through 100 GB. Choose Webshare when free testing, a huge residential pool, shared/private/dedicated flexibility or transparent high-volume self-service pricing matters most. Test the same product class against your real targets before making a large commitment.
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Sources and accuracy note
Webshare facts were checked against its official pricing, datacenter, static residential, dedicated proxy, API, connection, fair-use and help-center pages. ProxySeller pricing and features were checked against its official pricing and product pages. Confirm displayed discounts, stock, location availability, fair-use thresholds and checkout totals before purchase.