Side by side
ProxyEmpire vs Webshare
The short answer
On residential, Webshare is the cheaper of the two at $0.98/GB against ProxyEmpire's $1.50/GB, a gap of about 35%.
Sign-up
Just an email
Just an email
Pay with
Card, crypto
Card, PayPal, crypto
Free trial
None
10 IPs, free forever
IPs (their number)
9 million
30 million
Countries
170
195
Won't work for
Nothing we know of
Ticketing, Streaming
Warnings
None
None
ProxyEmpire against Webshare, product by product
Residentialcompared above
$1.50/GBon Enterprise (1000 GB), $1,500/mo, read 12 Augfrom $3.5/mo on Pay As You Go (1 GB), 8 plans
$0.98/GBon 3,000 GB (Rotating Residential, yearly), read 12 Augfrom $3.5/mo on 1 GB (Rotating Residential), 14 plans
Fixed ISP
Does not sell this
—unlimited bandwidth, priced flatfrom $6/mo on 20 proxies (Static Residential), 11 plans
Datacenter
$0.35/GBon Company (5000 GB), $1,750/mo, read 12 Augfrom $25/mo on Testing (40 GB), 6 plans
—unlimited bandwidth, priced flatfrom $2.99/mo on 100 proxies (Proxy Server), 12 plans
Mobile
$2.00/GBon Mobile 1000 GB (1000 GB), $2,000/mo, read 12 Augfrom $4.5/mo on Pay As You Go (1 GB), 8 plans
Does not sell this
Choose ProxyEmpire if
your targets matter and Webshare rules out ticketing and streaming.
Choose Webshare if
the rate is lower, $0.98/GB against $1.50, and the country list is wider, 195 against 170.
Questions
Does ProxyEmpire or Webshare ask for ID?
Both ask for the same thing: just an email.
Which is cheaper, ProxyEmpire or Webshare?
Webshare, at $0.98 per GB against ProxyEmpire's $1.50 per GB, both residential rates read from the providers' own pages and dated above.
Which has more addresses, ProxyEmpire or Webshare?
Webshare, on their own numbers: 30 million, 195 countries against ProxyEmpire's 9 million, 170 countries.
Neither of these?
We don't pick a winner, the numbers are the same ones on each provider's page, checked yesterday.