Side by side
Proxy-Seller vs Webshare
The short answer
On residential, Webshare is the cheaper of the two at $0.98/GB against Proxy-Seller's $2.20/GB, a gap of about 55%.
Sign-up
Just an email
Just an email
Pay with
Card, crypto, PayPal, Alipay
Card, PayPal, crypto
Free trial
None
10 IPs, free forever
IPs (their number)
18 million
30 million
Countries
100
195
Won't work for
Nothing we know of
Ticketing, Streaming
Warnings
None
None
Proxy-Seller against Webshare, product by product
Residentialcompared above
$2.20/GBon 100 GB, $220/mo, read 12 Augfrom $9/mo on 3 GB, 5 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
—priced per IP addressfrom $1.77/mo on Dedicated IPv4, 1 plan
—unlimited bandwidth, priced flatfrom $2.99/mo on 100 proxies (Proxy Server), 12 plans
Mobile
—unlimited bandwidth, priced flatfrom $85/mo on 4G LTE, 1 plan
Does not sell this
Choose Proxy-Seller if
your targets matter and Webshare rules out ticketing and streaming.
Choose Webshare if
the rate is lower, $0.98/GB against $2.20, and the country list is wider, 195 against 100.
Questions
Does Proxy-Seller or Webshare ask for ID?
Both ask for the same thing: just an email.
Which is cheaper, Proxy-Seller or Webshare?
Webshare, at $0.98 per GB against Proxy-Seller's $2.20 per GB, both residential rates read from the providers' own pages and dated above.
Which has more addresses, Proxy-Seller or Webshare?
Webshare, on their own numbers: 30 million, 195 countries against Proxy-Seller's 18 million, 220 locations.
Neither of these?
We don't pick a winner, the numbers are the same ones on each provider's page, checked yesterday.