The rule on both: one profile, one IP
Antidetect browsers isolate fingerprints and cookies per profile, but a shared IP links profiles anyway. On either provider, give each profile its own proxy, ideally a dedicated static ISP IP for long-lived accounts. Provider guides: Webshare with antidetect browsers and Geonode with antidetect browsers.
Side by side
| Need | Webshare | Geonode |
|---|---|---|
| Long-lived account profiles | Dedicated static residential | Dedicated ISP |
| Short-lived research profiles | Rotating residential with a session | Rotating residential with a sticky session |
| Integrations | Standard HTTP and SOCKS5 fields, bulk import of host:port:user:pass lists | Documented integrations with AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, GoLogin, MoreLogin, Incogniton and more |
| Cost per long-lived profile (list) | From $0.30 base (dedicated costs more) | From about $2.25 to $3.50 dedicated |
| Minimum order | Smallest listed static plan is 20 IPs | 3 IPs |
Integrations
Geonode documents step-by-step integrations with several antidetect browsers, which shortens setup. Webshare works with any tool through standard proxy fields, and its list format suits bulk import when you create many profiles at once.
Cost per profile
For large profile farms (agencies with hundreds of accounts), Webshare's per-IP pricing is the clear budget option. For a handful of profiles, Geonode's 3-IP minimum and unmetered bandwidth may be more convenient. Price dedicated IPs on both, since that's what account profiles need.
Location matching
Set each profile's timezone, language and geolocation to match its IP. Most antidetect browsers can do this automatically from the proxy. ISP locations are limited at both providers, so confirm the countries you need.
Proxy tip: If you need managed scraping rather than raw proxies, Geonode also sells a Scraper API with a free monthly allowance, which Webshare doesn't offer. More in Geonode with antidetect browsers.
Short-lived profiles
For QA or research profiles that don't need to persist, a residential session per profile is cheaper than static IPs on either provider. Expect a new IP each time you reopen the profile.
Verdict
- Large profile farms on a budget: Webshare.
- Fast setup with documented integrations and unmetered bandwidth: Geonode.
- Either: dedicated IPs only for account profiles.
Setup comparison
| Step | Webshare | Geonode |
|---|---|---|
| Buy IPs | Static residential plan, choose dedicated | ISP order, choose dedicated |
| Export | Download list | Copy endpoints or use integration guides |
| Import | Bulk import into the browser | Per-profile or bulk, following the tool's guide |
| Verify | Tool's proxy check | Tool's proxy check |
Mixed portfolios
Large operations sometimes split profiles between providers for resilience, keeping each profile on one provider permanently. Label profiles with the provider so troubleshooting is quick.
Profile lifecycle
Create, warm up, operate and retire profiles deliberately. When retiring a profile, retire its IP from use for other accounts for a while, so a new account doesn't inherit the old one's history.
Budget tip: Many teams end up using both: Webshare for cheap per-IP datacenter and static residential lists, Geonode for per-GB residential traffic that doesn't expire. Start with Webshare with antidetect browsers.
Cost per profile per year
At list prices, the yearly proxy cost per profile is low on Webshare and moderate on Geonode, and small on both relative to the value of a well-run account. Optimise for stability first.
A real-world example
An agency onboarding 15 new client profiles in an antidetect browser uses Geonode's integration guide to set up the first five quickly with ISP IPs. For a later batch of 100 profiles, they bulk-import a Webshare static residential list, which is cheaper at that scale. Each profile keeps its provider and IP for life, and the profile name includes the provider for easy troubleshooting.
Before you commit to any provider, it helps to see the wider market: our guide to the best proxies in 2026 compares proxy types by job, and cheap proxies explains how to keep costs down without buying IPs that get blocked.
Key takeaways
- Every antidetect profile needs its own dedicated IP on either provider.
- Geonode documents integrations with popular antidetect browsers.
- Webshare is cheaper per profile and suits bulk list import.
- Match profile settings to each IP's location.
- Keep each profile on one provider and IP for life.
FAQ
Do both work with AdsPower and GoLogin?
Yes. Geonode documents these integrations; Webshare works through standard proxy settings.
HTTP or SOCKS5 for antidetect browsers?
Both providers support both. Use what your tool handles best.
Can I import a list of proxies into my antidetect browser?
Most tools support bulk import; Webshare's list downloads are well suited to it.
Can I check a proxy inside the antidetect browser?
Most tools have a proxy check button; use it before saving each profile.
What if the antidetect browser shows the wrong timezone?
Set timezone from the proxy IP, or manually to match the IP's location.
Should research profiles use static IPs?
Not necessarily; rotating residential sessions are cheaper for short-lived research profiles.
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.