Webshare Adds a Brazil Residential Proxy Location (Plans From $0.45/IP)
Webshare has added Brazil to its static residential proxy network — add it from your dashboard at the provider's usual budget pricing (from $0.45/IP), with 30% off on a yearly plan. What's new, who it's for, and what to check before committing.
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Webshare — the budget-focused proxy provider we reviewed here — has added Brazil to its Static Residential Proxy network. It's a small announcement with a practical upshot: if your work needs a Brazilian IP for testing, scraping or localized checks, you can now add one straight from your dashboard, at Webshare's usual low per-IP pricing.
What's new
- New Static Residential Proxy location: Brazil. Same static residential product Webshare already offers in other regions, now with Brazilian IPs.
- Add it from your dashboard — no new account or separate plan; existing users can pick up the region when they need it.
- Webshare's framing is "same predictable performance, new region" — this is a coverage expansion, not a product change.
The pricing angle
Webshare lists shared, private or dedicated proxies starting at $0.45/IP, and it's currently pushing 30% off with a yearly plan (annual billing versus paying monthly). That's the main lever on cost here — the discount comes from committing to a year, not from a coupon code.
A quick reality check on that $0.45 figure: it's a starting per-IP price and typically applies to the cheaper shared tiers and larger quantities. Private and dedicated IPs cost more, and static residential IPs are a different (pricier) product than Webshare's entry-level datacenter proxies. So treat $0.45/IP as the floor, and price your actual configuration in the dashboard before committing to a year.
▶ See Webshare pricing & add Brazil
Who this matters to
- Anyone doing Brazil-specific testing — localized SEO/SERP checks, ad verification, price monitoring or QA that needs to originate from a Brazilian residential IP.
- Scrapers and data teams wanting residential (rather than datacenter) IPs in the region for more natural-looking requests.
- Existing Webshare users who were routing Brazil traffic through a nearby country and want a native option.
Worth knowing before you buy
- Match the product to the job. Static residential proxies suit tasks that need a stable, residential-looking IP; for cheap bulk requests where residential origin doesn't matter, Webshare's datacenter proxies are cheaper. Don't overpay for residential if you don't need it.
- The 30% is annual billing. It's a real saving, but it's a yearly commitment — confirm the region, IP type and quantity work for you on a small plan first.
- Use proxies within the rules. Residential proxies must be used in line with Webshare's terms and the target sites' terms and applicable law — proxy access is for legitimate testing, research and data work, not for evading bans or scraping in violation of a site's rules.
Bottom line
Webshare has bolted Brazil onto its static residential proxy lineup — a coverage win for anyone who needs a Brazilian residential IP, at Webshare's usual budget pricing (from $0.45/IP as a floor), with 30% off on a yearly plan. If Brazil coverage is what was missing, you can now add it from the dashboard; just size your real configuration before locking in an annual term. For the fuller picture on Webshare's strengths and limits, see our full Webshare review.
