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HProxy vs Webshare.io: Residential Prices, Monthly Plans and the Terms (2026)

Webshare.io vs HProxy: monthly and yearly residential rates against our Lite and Premium, GB that reset each month, targeting, UDP, refunds and payment.

HProxy TeamJuly 17, 2026Updated October 22, 20269 min read

HProxy vs Webshare: An Honest Comparison (2026)

Compared against Webshare

For rotating residential proxies, HProxy costs less per GB than Webshare at almost every size, billed monthly or yearly. The one exception is Webshare's yearly plan of 3,000 GB a month, at $0.98 per GB, just under our Residential Premium floor. Webshare's unused GB also reset every month, while ours have no scheduled expiry date. Webshare still wins on its free plan and its cheap datacenter proxies. We read Webshare's prices, help center and terms on October 22, 2026. We sell residential proxies, so weigh our view with that in mind.

Webshare.io vs HProxy at a glance

Webshare sells rotating residential traffic as a monthly plan of GB. It targets a country, a city, a network (ASN), and a state or ZIP code in the United States. Our Lite stops at the country, and our Premium reaches state, city, network (ASN) and device.

Webshare rotating residentialHProxy Residential LiteHProxy Residential Premium
Price per GB, 1 GB$3.50 monthly, $2.45 yearly$0.50/GB$1.49/GB
Price per GB, top of the ladder$1.40 at 3,000 GB a month, $0.98 yearly$0.44/GB at 2,000 GB+$1.00/GB at 1,000 GB+
How you buyA plan that renews by defaultPay as you goPay as you go
Unused GBReset every monthNo scheduled expiryNo scheduled expiry
TargetingCountry, city, ASN; state and ZIP in the USCountryCountry, state, city, ASN, device
Sticky sessions1 minute to 24 hoursBy session ID3 minutes to 24 hours
UDPNoNoYes, over SOCKS5
RefundWithin 2 days, under 0.1 GB used, at its discretion14 days on unused balance14 days on unused balance
PaymentCard, Apple Pay, Google PayCard, crypto, Alipay, Pix, QRISCard, crypto, Alipay, Pix, QRIS

Webshare's figures come from its residential and pricing pages, its help center and its terms, read through our server on October 22, 2026. Its yearly rates come from our Webshare pricing breakdown. Our column draws on the catalog that prices our checkout and on our refund policy.

What a GB of residential traffic costs

Webshare's rate per GB falls as the monthly plan grows. It costs $3.50 at 1 GB, $2.75 at 10 GB, $2.25 at 100 GB, $1.50 at 1,000 GB and $1.40 at 3,000 GB. A struck-through $7.00 sits beside every rung, a list price no plan charges. Yearly billing saves 30 percent, from $2.45 down to $0.98.

Webshare and HProxy, residential price per GB, October 22, 2026
  • Webshare, billed monthly
  • Webshare, billed yearly
  • HProxy Premium
  • HProxy Lite
Lite costs least at both sizes. Only Webshare's yearly 3,000 GB plan comes in under Premium.
Source: Webshare's rotating residential and pricing pages, read October 22, 2026, and its yearly view, read September 9; Webshare's sizes are GB a month. HProxy's catalog, October 22, 2026 · hproxy.comProxy.

How to read it for your job:

  • Country-level work. Lite at $0.50/GB and $0.44/GB costs less than any Webshare rate, monthly or yearly.
  • State or city targeting. Premium at $1.49/GB and $1.00/GB costs less than Webshare at 1 GB on either term. It also costs less at 3,000 GB billed monthly.
  • A steady 3,000 GB a month for a year. Webshare's yearly $0.98 comes in just under Premium. That plan comes to $35,280 over 12 months, and its GB still reset each month.

Put 50 GB side by side. Webshare's plan of that size bills $122.50 a month, while 50 GB of Lite costs $25 once and does not reset.

Unused GB reset every month

Webshare's help center says bandwidth limits "are set monthly and do not roll over". The limit refreshes at the start of each billing cycle. Going over it "will stop your proxies from functioning" until you change the plan. So the price on the ladder holds only if you use the whole plan every month.

What one used GB costs on Webshare's 100 GB monthly plan
All 100 GB used$225 a month
$2.25
75 GB used$225 a month
$3.00
50 GB used$225 a month
$4.50
25 GB used$225 a month
$9.00
Use half of the plan in a month and each GB you used cost twice the listed rate.
Source: Webshare's rotating residential page and its help article on bandwidth limits, read October 22, 2026; each bar divides the $225 plan price by the GB used that month · hproxy.comProxy.

Work that comes in bursts pays the most for this rule. A scraper that runs hard one week and sits idle the next still pays for the full month. Our GB have no scheduled expiry date, so a quiet month leaves the balance where it was.

Targeting, sessions and UDP

  • Targeting. Webshare's endpoint generator offers a country, a city inside a country, and a state or ZIP code once the United States is selected. State and city cannot be combined, and network (ASN) targeting "cannot be combined with a country". Our Premium reaches the state, city, network (ASN) and device level, while Lite works by country.
  • Sessions. Webshare's sticky sessions last from 1 minute to 24 hours, set by a timer in its dashboard. Our Premium sessions run from 3 minutes to 24 hours, so the two are close here. Rotating vs static residential proxies explains which jobs need a long one.
  • UDP. Webshare's help center says it does not support UDP proxy connections. HProxy Premium relays UDP through SOCKS5 on any proxy line you enable it for.
  • Concurrency. By default, each paid Webshare account runs at most 500 requests at once. More is a paid feature called High Concurrency.

Refunds, payment and ID checks

  • Refunds. Webshare's terms say it "may in its sole discretion" refund a subscription canceled within 2 days of payment. A rotating residential plan must have used under 0.1 GB. Our refund policy hands back the unused part of a balance for 14 days, by the card or crypto it was paid with. Traffic already sent through a proxy stays paid.
  • Payment. Webshare takes cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Its help center says it "does not plan to add additional payment methods like Crypto or PayPal". HProxy accepts card, crypto, Alipay, Pix and QRIS, with top-ups from $3 in crypto or $10 by the rest, listed on payment options.
  • Renewal. Webshare's plans renew by default at the end of each term. Our balance has nothing to renew. You top up when you need more.
  • ID checks. Webshare restricts some websites on its residential network and unblocks certain targets after a brief KYC check. At HProxy, signing up and buying need no documents. The few cases where we ask are on our identity checks page.

Where Webshare is the better pick

  • A free start. Ten shared datacenter proxies and 1 GB a month, with no time limit and no card. Our live free proxy list serves a similar first test, and when free proxies are fine explains where free is enough.
  • Cheap datacenter proxies by the proxy. $2.99 a month for 100 shared proxies, down to $0.0179 each at 60,000. Our datacenter IPv4 is dedicated, at $1.58/IP a month. Our guide to datacenter vs residential proxies explains which one a job needs.
  • Cheap shared static residential. $6 a month for 20 proxies, down to $0.225 each at 10,000. Our ISP proxies cost $2.70/IP for a month, and our best ISP proxies comparison sets both against other sellers.
  • ZIP code targeting in the United States, which our pools do not offer.
  • A steady 3,000 GB a month on a yearly plan, at $0.98 per GB.

Where HProxy is the better pick

  • Residential price per GB at nearly every size and term above, with Lite the cheapest for country-level work.
  • GB with no scheduled expiry date. A slow month costs nothing extra.
  • UDP over SOCKS5 and device targeting on Premium.
  • No plan to renew. Pay as you go, from $3 by crypto or $10 by card, Alipay, Pix or QRIS.
  • A wider refund. 14 days on unused balance, crypto included.
  • Every proxy type we sell on one balance: residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile.

Who should pick which

Pick Webshare for a free start, for cheap shared datacenter or static residential proxies by the month, or for ZIP code targeting in the United States. It is also the cheaper pick for a steady 3,000 GB a month on a yearly plan.

Pick HProxy for residential traffic at a lower price per GB, with no plan to renew. Use Lite when a country is all the job asks for, and Premium when it asks for a state, a city, a network, a device or UDP.

Try it before you decide

A free start exists on our side too: the proxy checker and the live free proxy list let you test a tool's proxy settings without paying. We published a study of 129,131,311 proxy checks behind the list. Paid residential traffic starts at $0.50 per GB for one GB, and full pricing lays out both ladders. Our Webshare review covers the rest of Webshare's products. The cheapest residential proxies in 2026 puts Webshare beside the rest of the market.

Limits of this comparison

  • No proxy tests. No traffic went through Webshare's proxies or ours for this page, so speed, success rates and blocks are outside it.
  • Pool sizes. Webshare's pool figures are its own claims. We make none about ours.
  • Older reads. The yearly rates per GB come from Webshare's yearly view on September 9, 2026. On October 22, its pricing page still offered 30 percent off for yearly billing. The UDP answer and the concurrency cap come from help articles read September 26, 2026.
  • Our balance. Our GB carry no scheduled expiry date, and our terms cover the pool behind each purchase for 30 days.
  • One day. Prices and terms change without notice. Check again after December 22, 2026.

Sources

  • Webshare, rotating residential page and pricing page, read through our server on October 22, 2026.
  • Webshare, the yearly view of its pricing page, read September 9, 2026, for our Webshare pricing breakdown.
  • Webshare help center: bandwidth limits, the rotating residential endpoint generator and payment methods, each updated October 20, 2026, read October 22, 2026.
  • Webshare help center: UDP (November 13, 2023) and concurrency (March 23, 2026), read September 26, 2026.
  • Webshare, terms of service, section 8.2 Refund Policy, read October 22, 2026.
  • HProxy, our price catalog and our dashboard's product sheet, checked October 22, 2026.
  • HProxy, the refund policy, the identity checks page, our terms and the checkout minimums, checked October 22, 2026.
  • Google Keyword Planner, read October 22, 2026: "webshare" 246,000 searches a month worldwide, "webshare proxy" 22,200.

Frequently asked questions

Is HProxy cheaper than Webshare?

For rotating residential, yes, at almost every size and term. Webshare charges $3.50 per GB on its 1 GB monthly plan and $1.40 at 3,000 GB, or $2.45 and $0.98 billed yearly. HProxy Residential Lite costs $0.50/GB for one GB and $0.44/GB at 2,000 GB+. Residential Premium costs $1.49/GB and $1.00/GB at 1,000 GB+. The one exception is Webshare's yearly plan of 3,000 GB a month, at $0.98, just under Premium's $1.00/GB.

Does unused Webshare bandwidth roll over?

No. Webshare's help center says bandwidth limits 'are set monthly and do not roll over'. Going over the limit stops your proxies until you change the plan. HProxy's GB have no scheduled expiry date, so unused traffic stays in your balance.

Does Webshare have a free plan?

Yes, and it is a good one. Webshare gives 10 shared datacenter proxies and 1 GB of bandwidth a month, with no time limit and no credit card. HProxy has no free plan. Our live free proxy list and free proxy checker work without an account.

Can I pay Webshare with crypto or PayPal?

No. Webshare takes cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and its help center says it does not plan to add crypto or PayPal. HProxy takes card, crypto, Alipay, Pix and QRIS.

Does Webshare support UDP?

No. Its help center says Webshare does not support UDP proxy connections, only TCP through HTTP and SOCKS5. HProxy Residential Premium relays UDP over SOCKS5, switched on for each proxy line you generate.

Can I get a refund from Webshare?

Only in a narrow case. Webshare's terms say it may, at its sole discretion, refund a subscription canceled within 2 days of payment. A rotating residential plan must have used under 0.1 GB. HProxy refunds unused balance within 14 days to the original payment method, card or crypto.

Do Webshare and HProxy require KYC?

Not to sign up. Webshare asks for a brief KYC check before it unblocks certain restricted targets on its residential network. HProxy never asks at sign-up, and an ordinary purchase never requires documents.

Which is better for residential proxies, HProxy or Webshare?

For most buyers, HProxy: a lower price per GB, no plan to renew and GB with no scheduled expiry date. Webshare is the better pick for a free start, cheap datacenter proxies, ZIP code targeting in the United States, or a steady 3,000 GB a month on a yearly plan.

Side by side

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