Webshare
webshare.io · 2 records in Debrid, IP and proxies · JSON
Records 2
- caveatWebshare (Debrid)
Debridfree tieridentity emailno cardlimit volume-quotaevidence documentedstale on 2026-11-23
- paidWebshare (static residential)USD 6/month
IP and proxiesidentity cardlimit volume-quotaevidence documentedstale on 2026-12-01
Webshare (Debrid)
Debridwebshare.io/pricingResidential egress: static residential (ISP) and rotating residentialdebrid/webshareJSONcomparereport an error
- Free allowance
- A free plan exists: 'Yes.
- Verdict
- caveatusable, with a named limit or an unprobed read path
- Cost
- free tier
- Identity
- emailno card, no phone
- Binding limit
- volume-quota250 GB per plan included
- Evidence
- documented1 source; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
- Freshness
- stale on 2026-11-23checked 2026-10-23 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
| Free tier | A free plan exists: 'Yes. Webshare's free plan includes 10 shared proxies and 1GB of monthly bandwidth, with HTTP and SOCKS5 support. There's no time limit and no credit card required.' unit GB; metered on downloaded-bytes; The free plan is datacenter shared proxies, not residential; the 1 GB applies to the free plan's bandwidth. |
|---|---|
| Price | USD 0.30 per static ISP proxy per month within a 20-proxy plan, 250 GB included; rotating residential USD 1.40-3.50/GB |
| Limits |
The $0.30 figure is per proxy inside a 20-proxy plan, and the 250 GB is per plan, so the byte allowance does not multiply with the address count. |
| Identity | card Account at the dashboard; card. The free plan needs no card, the paid plans do. |
| Egress | Static residential is priced per proxy with a byte allowance on the plan, not per proxy: 'Static Residential (ISP) is priced per proxy. It starts at $6/month for 20 proxies ($0.30/proxy) and drops to $0.225/proxy at 10,000 proxies.' and 'Proxy Server and Static Residential (ISP) plans include 250GB of bandwidth, and you can upgrade to unlimited bandwidth,.' free allowance: 250 GB per plan, upgradable to unlimited subject to a fair-use policy |
| Per-object cap | not applicable: an address and a byte stream, not an object |
| Retention | not applicable: a live endpoint, not stored bytes |
| Interface | rest HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy endpoints, authenticated per plan, with a dashboard API for listing the proxies. endpoint: https://proxy.webshare.io/ |
| Tooling | any HTTP or SOCKS5 client; the per-plan proxy list is an API call |
| Reliability | The 250 GB plan is the only hard number. |
| Notes | The rotating ladder is the reference for the metered market and the static price is the reference for the flat market; both are on one page, which makes Webshare the cheapest illustration of the split between the two products. |
| Evidence note | documented Prices, the 250 GB allowance and the rotating ladder are on the vendor's pricing page read. |
| Parsed numbers |
|
Evidence 1
| date | source | what it proved |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-23 | webshare.io/pricing | '$6/month for 20 proxies ($0.30/proxy)', 'drops to $0.225/proxy at 10,000 proxies', 'plans include 250GB of bandwidth, and you can upgrade to unlimited bandwidth, ', and 'Rotating Residential... starts at $3.50/GB for a 1GB plan and drops to $1.40/GB at 3,000GB' |
More fields 4
| static isp | $0.30/proxy in a $6/month 20-proxy plan, 250 GB per plan, unlimited upgrade by fair use |
|---|---|
| rotating residential | $3.50/GB (1 GB) down to $1.40/GB (3,000 GB) |
| datacenter | from $0.0179/proxy at scale |
| free plan | 10 shared proxies, 1 GB/month, no card |
Webshare (static residential)
IP and proxieswww.webshare.io/pricingPer address ISP proxyip-proxy/webshare-static-residentialJSONcomparereport an error
- Free allowance
- No free tier for the Static Residential (ISP) product: its plans start at USD 6 a month for 20 proxies.
- Verdict
- paidno free allowance; listed for its price
- Cost
- USD 6/monthparsed from the record, in USD
- Identity
- cardcard required, no phone
- Binding limit
- volume-quota250 GB of bandwidth a month per Static Residential (ISP) plan, with 1000 GB, 5000 GB and unlimited as the other options; unlimited is offered from 100 proxies on shared and private plans and from 50 on dedicated. The limit covers the...
- Evidence
- documented16 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
- Freshness
- stale on 2026-12-01checked 2026-10-31 (live); stale on 2026-12-01
| Free tier | No free tier for the Static Residential (ISP) product: its plans start at USD 6 a month for 20 proxies. The account’s free plan, 10 shared proxies with 1 GB a month and no card, is listed in the Proxy Server (datacenter) price table and is a separate offer. unit none; metered on none; The free plan’s proxies are datacenter proxies from a pool kept apart from every paid plan, so they are neither a tier nor a trial of this product: the vendor offers '10 datacenter proxies free of charge' and states 'These proxies are not included in any of our paid plans.' |
|---|---|
| Price | USD 6.00 per month for 20 static ISP proxies (USD 0.30 per address per month), falling to USD 0.225 per address per month at 10,000 addresses; 250 GB included per plan. Priced per address, not per byte. |
| Limits |
The address count is the unit of purchase, not a limit: 20 addresses at the entry tier, 10,000 at the top, and the byte allowance does not multiply with it, because the 250 GB is included per plan. |
| Binding | volume-quota The 250 GB included allowance is the only ceiling in the vocabulary this product imposes, and it is the one that would fail first: the per-plan thread ceiling and the address count impose nothing at 599,000 requests a month, while 250 GB is about 5.5 times the gateway's inferred ~45 GB a month, so the quota binds only if volume grows past 250 GB or a second workload shares the plan. |
| Identity | card Card: a plan is paid with a card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners, China UnionPay, JCB, Cartes Bancaires or Interac) or with Google Pay or Apple Pay on a mobile device, and the vendor names no other payment method. The account is opened with an email and a password or with a Google account. An ID check through Stripe Identity is not a purchase gate, but it may be requested later to confirm the payment method or a use case. The account’s free plan needs no card, but it is a separate datacenter offer and not this product. |
| Egress | Proxy Server and Static Residential (ISP) plans include 250GB of bandwidth, and you can upgrade to unlimited bandwidth,. No overage price per TB appears on either page read 2026-10-24. free allowance: 250 GB per month included in a Static Residential (ISP) plan; nothing without a paid plan |
| Retention | not applicable: an address, not stored bytes. The address itself is static for the life of the plan: 'These proxies are static by default, meaning they keep the same IP address for as long as you need.' |
| Interface | rest, cli The address is reached as an HTTP proxy or a SOCKS5 proxy endpoint: 'Webshare provides static residential proxies with ISP-issued static IPs, up to unlimited bandwidth, and HTTP/SOCKS5 support'. The plan also exposes a dashboard API and a downloadable proxy list (TXT), and lists IP Authorization among its connection controls. The schema's interface tokens carry no value for a proxy protocol, so the two tokens recorded here mean: rest for the control API, cli for any HTTP or SOCKS5 client. |
| Tooling | Any HTTP or SOCKS5 client reaches the address: curl -x, a language HTTP library with a proxy setting, or a Workers-side shim. The address list is machine-readable through the dashboard API, so no scraping of the panel is needed. |
| Composes with | It is the rung-5 move for the gateway: the 102 relay Workers supply geographic spread and a per-connection address that are still Cloudflare's, and one Webshare static ISP address supplies an ISP-registered prefix in a non-Cloudflare ASN for the upstreams that refuse Cloudflare's ranges. At $6.00/month for 20 addresses it is the cheapest way to hold several distinct ISP-registered exits at once, and the addresses are static, so a per-upstream choice of exit is possible rather than a per-request draw. |
| Reliability | The address is static per plan, and the vendor offers a Replace Proxies feature and an Auto-Refresh add-on, so a burned address costs a replacement rather than a new plan; the same help article states that hosting-environment checkers may label the address datacenter and that fraud scores differ between tools, and the product page claims 99.97% uptime. |
| Notes | Paid-only: the Static Residential (ISP) product has no free tier, trial or recurring credit, and the account’s free plan is a separate datacenter offer. A purchase buys an address whose ASN is a residential ISP, not a residential hosting environment: the vendor states that the IP address belongs to a residential ISP while the server it runs on sits in a datacenter, so a check of the ASN shows a residential ISP such as AT&T or Comcast, and a check of the hosting environment may show datacenter or hosting. Which of the two signals a refusing upstream reads is unverified without a bought address. The same provider is also filed as debrid/webshare, priced there as an egress path. The interface vocabulary has no token for an HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy endpoint, so the protocols are recorded in interface_detail. |
| Evidence note | documented Every field the verdict rests on was read on the vendor's own pages on 2026-10-24 and none was measured: the per-address ladder, the 250 GB allowance, the free plan's terms, and the registration-class split. |
| Parsed numbers |
|
Evidence 16
| date | source | what it proved |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-24 | www.webshare.io/pricing | Static Residential (ISP) is priced per proxy: $6/month for 20 proxies ($0.30/proxy), dropping to $0.225/proxy at 10,000 proxies, with the monthly ladder 20 $0.30, 500 $0.285, 1,000 $0.27, 2,000 $0.255, 3,000 $0.24, 5,000 $0.24, 10,000 $0.225. Also: Proxy Server and Static Residential (ISP) plans include 250GB of bandwidth, and you can upgrade to unlimited bandwidth,. Also the free plan: 10 shared proxies, 1GB of monthly bandwidth, HTTP and SOCKS5, no time limit, no credit card. |
| 2026-10-24 | www.webshare.io/static-residential-proxy | The product page's own framing of the same split: Residential trust, datacenter speed, and an IP that never changes; Registered to real internet providers, not hosting companies, so sites treat your traffic like a home connection with datacenter-level speed. Specs: Bandwidth Up to Unlimited* with the footnote * Threads 500 - 3,000, IP Authorization, up to 1 Gbps, 100K+ proxies, 99.97% uptime, HTTP and SOCKS5 endpoints, ISPs named as AT&T, Sprint, Cox Communications, Comcast, RCN and Lumen. |
| 2026-10-24 | help.webshare.io/en/articles/15518733-what-is-a-static-resid | The vendor states the two-worlds split in its own words: An ISP proxy lives in two worlds at once: the IP address belongs to a residential ISP, but the server it runs on sits in a datacenter. Tools that check the ASN will correctly show a residential ISP like AT&T or Comcast. Tools that check the hosting environment may label the IP as datacenter or hosting, because, technically, that is where the server is. Same article: static by default, same IP for as long as you need, with Auto-Refresh and Replace Proxies as the two ways to change it. |
| 2026-10-31 | www.webshare.io/pricing | The cheapest Static Residential (ISP) plan is paid: USD 6 a month for 20 proxies; no free or trial tier of this product is named. |
| 2026-10-31 | help.webshare.io/en/articles/8375287-do-you-offer-proxies-fo | The free plan's proxies are a pool of their own, outside every paid plan, the Static Residential plans included. |
| 2026-10-31 | help.webshare.io/en/articles/8370524-how-does-the-bandwidth- | Shared Static Residential plans take 250 GB, 1000 GB, 5000 GB or unlimited bandwidth, unlimited from 100 proxies; the same page sets dedicated at from 50 proxies and says past the limit the proxies stop. |
| 2026-10-31 | help.webshare.io/en/articles/10599445-fair-usage-policy | The provider, which covers Static Residential plans, guarantees an unlimited-bandwidth plan at least 10 TB a month before throttling. |
| 2026-10-31 | www.webshare.io/pricing | Static Residential (ISP) is priced per proxy, from 20 proxies at USD 0.30 each to USD 0.225 each at 10,000 proxies. |
| 2026-10-31 | www.webshare.io/pricing | A Static Residential (ISP) plan includes 250 GB of bandwidth, with unlimited bandwidth as an upgrade. |
| 2026-10-31 | www.webshare.io/static-residential-proxy | A plan is paid by card, or by Google Pay or Apple Pay on mobile; the same FAQ says no other payment method is supported. |
| 2026-10-31 | help.webshare.io/en/articles/15518733-what-is-a-static-resid | The vendor states the address's ASN is a residential ISP while its server sits in a datacenter, so ASN checks and hosting checks can disagree. |
| 2026-10-31 | help.webshare.io/en/articles/8375287-do-you-offer-proxies-fo | The free plan's 10 proxies are datacenter proxies, not static residential (ISP) addresses. |
| 2026-10-31 | help.webshare.io/en/articles/10165357-what-is-id-verificatio | An ID check is not asked of every account, but may be requested to confirm the payment method or a use case. |
| 2026-10-31 | dashboard.webshare.io/register | The account is opened with an email address and a password, or with Sign up with Google, and the page states no card is required to register. |
| 2026-10-31 | www.webshare.io/static-residential-proxy | The plan spec still lists Threads 500 - 3,000 beside Bandwidth Up to Unlimited and IP Authorization, and the product's price table starts at 20 proxies for USD 6.00 a month with no free row. |
| 2026-10-31 | www.webshare.io/static-residential-proxy | The product is still sold as static ISP-issued addresses with up to unlimited bandwidth and HTTP and SOCKS5 endpoints. |
More fields 8
| rung | 5 |
|---|---|
| rung note | Rung 5 is the registration class, and this is the one vendor in the topic whose own documentation states that the class and the hosting environment disagree, which makes the purchase a test of which signal an upstream reads rather than a guarantee of either. |
| decisive quote | An ISP proxy lives in two worlds at once: the IP address belongs to a residential ISP, but the server it runs on sits in a datacenter. Tools that check the ASN will correctly show a residential ISP like AT&T or Comcast. Tools that check the hosting environment may label the IP as datacenter or hosting, because, technically, that is where the server is. |
| per address usd month | $0.30 at 20-250 addresses; $0.285 at 500; $0.27 at 1,000; $0.255 at 2,000; $0.24 at 3,000-5,000; $0.225 at 10,000 |
| free plan class | datacenter, shared: the 10 free proxies are not the static residential product |
| address replacement | Replace Proxies on demand, plus an Auto-Refresh add-on for automatic changes |
| cheapest note | $0.30 per address per month is the cheapest verified per-address ISP rate found in this topic, and it is priced per address rather than per gigabyte, which is the unit this topic compares on. |
| read path | the pricing page also returned the same figures to a direct fetch |
Unknown values 1
- per object cap stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer