Webshare Proxy Servers Pricing Overview

I find Webshare Proxy Servers incredibly reliable and stable, which ensures that my services run smoothly without crashing. This reliability is crucial as my services heavily depend on the stability of my partner solutions. Moreover, I am impressed with the outstanding customer service offered by Webshare, which enhances my experience by addressing issues promptly and effectively. The pricing is another aspect that stands out for me, as it provides cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality. Additionally, the initial setup of Webshare Proxy Servers is extremely easy, allowing for a hassle-free integration into my existing systems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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Webshare provides a clean and straightforward dashboard that makes it easy to configure and manage different types of proxies. I use datacenter, static residential (ISP) and rotating residential IPs depending on the task, and switching between them is seamless. All three support both HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols, which keeps integration simple across different tools and environments without worrying about protocol mismatches.

The residential network feels broad in coverage, with availability across many countries I have targeted. Geo-targeting is handled directly in the credentials, so I can change the target location without requesting external changes or regenerating endpoints. The static residential tier has been particularly steady for sessions that require a long-lived connection while still looking like genuine consumer traffic.

The pricing model is flexible: I can adjust plans based on IP count or bandwidth depending on the scale of the project. At lower volumes it remains affordable, and when usage increases the scalability is straightforward. The free plan with datacenter proxies was helpful for early testing and validation before committing to larger packages.

Rotation settings are clear and give control over how frequently IPs change. For residential proxies I can get per-request rotation; for datacenter and ISP proxies I can set longer session durations. The infrastructure has handled high concurrency without stalling or crashing during my jobs, which helps keep projects predictable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Connection speed for certain residential endpoints is not the fastest I have used. It remains reliable, but for very latency-sensitive applications some requests take longer to complete than with more speed-focused providers.

Also, while the targeting options cover countries well, there is less granularity when it comes to narrowing down to regions or cities without switching to specific higher-tier features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.