Side by side
| Rayobyte | Webshare | |
|---|---|---|
| Static IP per profile | Static ISP, $5/IP | Static residential, about $0.30/IP |
| Bandwidth | Unmetered | Allowance you choose |
| Replacements | Swap single IPs | Automatic, manual and recurring |
| Mobile for app-first platforms | US mobile | None |
| Setup | Standard proxy settings | Standard proxy settings |
At the time of writing. See Rayobyte with antidetect browsers and Webshare with antidetect browsers.
Cost per profile
One hundred profiles cost about $30 a month on Webshare's base plan and about $480 on Rayobyte at the 100+ tier. For large fleets, Webshare is the obvious budget choice.
When Rayobyte makes sense
Dedicated, unmetered IPs by default; single-IP swaps; and mobile proxies for profiles on platforms that challenge ISP IPs.
Safety rules on either
- One IP per profile, never shared.
- Match time zone, language and geolocation to the IP.
- Don't rotate IPs on logged-in profiles.
- Replace only clearly flagged IPs.
Residential tip: Both sides of this comparison can be tested at no cost: Rayobyte has a free trial with no card, and Webshare has a permanent free plan with 10 datacenter proxies. See Rayobyte with antidetect browsers.
A real-world example
An affiliate marketer runs 120 antidetect profiles across several ad and social platforms. Most profiles use Webshare static residential IPs, about $36 a month in total. Fifteen high-value profiles, where losing an account would be costly, run on Rayobyte static ISP IPs, and eight profiles on an app-first platform use Rayobyte mobile with sticky sessions. A register maps every profile to its IP and account.
Profile setup checklist
- Paste
host:port:user:passinto the profile, using HTTP. - Run the proxy check.
- Match time zone, language and geolocation to the IP.
- Record profile, account and IP.
- Warm up before automating.
When to retire a profile's IP
Replace a profile's IP only when it's clearly flagged on the platform, and expect the account to need a gentle re-warm afterward. Moving a healthy profile to a new IP for no reason is one of the most common causes of verification prompts.
Pros and cons for antidetect browsers
Rayobyte
- Dedicated unmetered ISP IPs and US mobile.
- Single-IP swaps.
Webshare
- About $0.30 per profile.
- Automated replacements.
Budget tip: If the job only needs a fixed list of IPs, Webshare sells datacenter and static residential proxies by the IP, often for less than a per-GB plan would cost. More in Webshare with antidetect browsers.
Bottom line
Run most profiles on Webshare and reserve Rayobyte for high-value or app-first accounts.
Not sure this is the right proxy type for the job? The best proxies in 2026 guide compares residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile options, and our cheap proxies guide covers budget picks that still work.
Proxy tip: For a second opinion on hard targets, run the same test through Geonode residential proxies, which support sticky sessions up to 24 hours and ASN targeting. We compare the two in Geonode with antidetect browsers.
Key takeaways
- Webshare is far cheaper per antidetect profile.
- Rayobyte offers dedicated unmetered IPs and mobile options.
- Both work through standard proxy settings.
- Follow the same safety rules on either.
FAQ
Which is better for AdsPower or GoLogin profiles?
Webshare on cost; both work technically.
HTTP or SOCKS5?
HTTP is most compatible on both.
Can I use mobile IPs in antidetect browsers?
Yes, with Rayobyte's mobile proxies and sticky sessions.
Can two profiles use IPs from the same subnet?
It's common, but spreading important profiles across providers or subnets reduces linked risk.
Should profiles use mobile user agents with ISP IPs?
Keep device signals consistent; a desktop profile on an ISP IP is the most natural pairing.
Which proxy format do antidetect browsers accept?
Most accept host:port:user:pass over HTTP, which both providers supply.
Editorial note: Proxy providers change their pools, features and prices often, so treat any figures here as typical ranges at the time of writing and confirm current terms with the provider before you buy.