Dedicated static IPs. The price is per address, and the country changes it.
Provider review · reviewed 2026-09-28
Webshareproxy review
Webshare is in this catalog for published per-IP prices. Shared datacenter starts at $2.99 a month for 100 proxies, about $0.03 per IP. Shared ISP starts at $6 for 20 proxies, $0.30 per IP, with 250 GB. Their residential grid exists and the public numbers disagree across write-ups, so it is not a residential row here.
Rows in sample2
First priced cell$0.03/IP/mo
Scopes2
DoorBudget meter
Also consider
Other providers to test
Same fields, different door. Open the vendor or read the review. Rank does not follow the commission.
Our reading
Who this provider is for
I send people to Webshare for a cheap static list: datacenter when the target allows it, shared ISP when they need an ISP ASN and can live with sharing. I do not send them for a residential per-GB comparison until their own grid is the only number on the page. A free 10-proxy tier is a sample, not the plan.
Open it if Budget datacenter lists and shared ISP, with the bandwidth cap read out loud.
Skip it if You need rotating residential with a single cited $/GB. Use a provider whose residential cell we could print.
How we compare ratesStrengths
- The clearest cheap datacenter entry in this sample
- ISP pricing is on their own page, per proxy
- A free datacenter sample exists and is labeled as such
Limits
- Shared means shared reputation
- Residential pricing was too messy to print as one cell
- Bandwidth caps turn a cheap IP into a small pipe
Same standard, every vendor
What we checked on Webshare
Four checks. Not a score, and not a paid rank.
Door
Self-serve lists. Datacenter and ISP are the rows we trust enough to price.
Entry rate
Datacenter about $0.03/IP on the 100-proxy plan. ISP $0.30/IP on the 20-proxy plan.
What we refuse to score
Webshare does not get a success rate, a millisecond average, or a pool-size audit on this page. Those are claims. Your URL list is the test.
Money
Outbound buttons can be affiliate. They are labeled. The order is editorial. A cheaper cell does not automatically outrank a provider you can start and leave.
- Shared datacenter
- $2.99 / 100 IPs
- Shared ISP
- $6 / 20 IPs
- Residential row
- Omitted
Published rates
Webshare rate sample
Published entry rates only. A blank price is a quote, not a zero.
TypesScopeBillingSessionRateOpen provider
DatacenterShared datacenter: $2.99/mo for 100 proxies, about $0.03/IP. Free tier is 10 proxies and 1 GB, a different product. Dedicated lists cost more.Datacenter ASNMonthlyStatic list$0.03/IP/moOpen type
One vendor, three products
Webshare’s comparison page puts datacenter, static residential, and rotating residential in three columns. Mixing the $2.99 plan with a per-GB residential claim is how roundups lie. This review keeps the columns apart.
How I would start
- 01
Pick the column
Proxy server, ISP, or residential. They are not discounts of each other.
- 02
Read the cap
250 GB on the ISP entry is part of the price.
- 03
Upgrade shared only if you must
Dedicated is a different invoice. Do not be surprised.
FAQ
Webshare questions
How much are Webshare proxies?+
Shared datacenter: $2.99/month for 100 proxies. Shared ISP: $6/month for 20 proxies and 250 GB. Residential is sold separately and is not priced in this table.
Sources
Where these numbers come from
Vendor pages and cited public grids. Affiliate buttons are labeled. They do not move the table.