--- title: "Best Antidetect Browsers - 2026" description: "The best antidetect browser in 2026 is AdsPower, ahead of Dolphin Anty, GoLogin and Multilogin. We compared nine on free plans, team tools and proxy support." url: https://proxynet.io/blog/best-antidetect-browsers-2026 date: 2026-10-03 author: "Enver Kaya" category: "Best, Integration" lang: en --- # Best Antidetect Browsers - 2026 A marketing agency that runs the social and ad accounts of twenty clients hits the same wall sooner or later. Switching accounts in one Chrome window mixes cookies. Separate Chrome profiles keep the cookies apart, but every profile still reports the same device, the same time zone and the same office IP, and two people on the team cannot open the same client profile without passing passwords around. QA teams meet a quieter version of the problem: checking how a checkout page looks to a visitor in Australia or Brazil means rebuilding a whole browser setup by hand. An antidetect browser packages that work into profiles, each with its own storage, its own browser settings and its own proxy, that a team can share. In this post we rank nine antidetect browsers for 2026 on what decides the choice for a team: the free plan and the price per profile, team roles, how current the browser engine is, automation, how each one handles a proxy per profile, and the vendor's security record. The figures come from the vendors' own sites, read in October 2026; prices are monthly list prices unless we say otherwise. Proxynet is not a browser and is not in the ranking. We sell the proxies that go into the profiles, and that part has its own section further down. > **Note: Short answer** > > The best antidetect browser in 2026 is AdsPower: a permanent free plan, 9 dollars a month for 10 profiles, team roles with per-profile access and action logs, and a Local API with RPA on Windows, macOS and Linux. Dolphin Anty and GoLogin are close behind, and Multilogin is the pick if you want cloud phones next to the browser. If the budget is zero, BitBrowser has the largest permanent free plan at 10 profiles; for a small team on a tight budget, DICloak includes 20 profiles and 2 members for 8 dollars a month. Whichever you choose, each profile needs its own stable IP: Proxynet's static ISP proxies for long-lived accounts, or sticky residential and mobile proxies for location-true sessions, over HTTP or SOCKS5 with a username and password per profile. ## What is an antidetect browser? An antidetect browser is a desktop browser, usually built on Chromium and sometimes on Firefox, that manages many isolated profiles. Each profile keeps its own cookies and local storage, reports its own set of browser properties (operating system, screen size, time zone, language, graphics output) and connects through its own proxy. The W3C describes fingerprinting as a site's ability to recognize a browser or device from its configuration and other observable traits ([W3C Group Note](https://www.w3.org/TR/fingerprinting-guidance/)); an antidetect profile keeps those traits consistent inside the profile and different between profiles. The name oversells it: the practical job is keeping profiles from being linked to each other, not hiding from websites. The mechanism is explained in [What Is an Antidetect Browser?](/blog/what-is-antidetect-browser), and the traits sites read in [browser fingerprinting](/blog/browser-fingerprinting). ## What is an antidetect browser used for? - **Agency and client accounts.** Each client's social and ad accounts sit in their own profile with their own IP, and team members open the profile without sharing passwords. More: [managing multiple social media accounts](/blog/manage-multiple-social-media-accounts). - **Ad verification.** Checking that a campaign shows the right creative, landing page and language in each country and on each device type. More: [ad verification with proxies](/blog/ad-verification-with-proxies). - **E-commerce seller teams.** Running the storefronts a company owns on several marketplaces, where the marketplace allows more than one, and viewing rival listings the way a local shopper sees them. More: [competitor price tracking](/blog/competitor-price-tracking). - **QA and localization testing.** Opening a web app with different operating systems, languages and locations from one machine to see what each visitor gets. More: [app testing](/app-testing). - **Brand protection and fraud research.** Inspecting counterfeit shops and phishing pages without exposing the analyst's own device and network. More: [brand protection](/brand-protection). ## What to look for in an antidetect browser - **Free plan and price per profile.** Entry plans range from 3 to 50 profiles for roughly the same 10 dollars, so divide the price by the profile count instead of comparing prices alone. Daily limits on opening or creating profiles matter too. - **Team roles and permissions.** The core feature for agencies: who can see which profile, who can edit or transfer it, and whether there is an action log. Check whether extra members are included or charged per seat. - **Engine freshness.** A profile built on an old Chromium version reports a browser that real visitors stopped using months ago, and it misses security fixes. Vendors that publish a kernel changelog make this easy to check. - **Automation.** A Local API and Selenium, Puppeteer or Playwright support let QA and operations teams script repetitive work. Several vendors keep the API for higher plans. - **Proxy handling per profile.** At minimum: HTTP and SOCKS5 with a username and password per profile, a built-in proxy check, and time zone, language and geolocation filled from the proxy's IP rather than from your computer. - **Security track record.** A profile holds the logged-in sessions and cookies of client accounts. Look at how the vendor stores and syncs them, which extensions it distributes, and how it handled past incidents. ## The 9 best antidetect browsers We left out browsers that market themselves on getting past websites' protection systems, and browsers that name no company behind them. ### 1. AdsPower AdsPower ships two engines, SunBrowser (built on Chrome) and FlowerBrowser (built on Firefox), and runs on Windows 10+, macOS 11+ and Linux (Ubuntu 22.04+), with an iPhone app; the Android app is listed as coming soon. The company named on the site is Sunflower Tech Pte. Ltd. Automation goes through a Local API whose request limit rises with the plan, plus RPA with custom workflows and an AI agent with MCP support. There are no built-in proxies: you bring your own over HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 or SSH. The free plan keeps 2 profiles with no time limit, and a 7-day trial unlocks every feature. The Professional plan is 9 dollars a month for 10 profiles, or 5.40 dollars a month billed annually. Team members are added on top of any paid plan, with roles, per-profile access, operation permissions and action logs. In January 2025 a crypto-wallet extension in AdsPower's extension center was replaced by a malicious build for three days, and about 4.7 million dollars was drained from users who installed it; AdsPower replaced the plugin and told users to move their funds ([Halborn](https://www.halborn.com/blog/post/explained-the-adspower-hack-january-2025)). Our setup guide: [AdsPower proxy integration](/blog/adspower-proxy-integration). **Pros** - Permanent free plan and a 7-day trial with every feature - Roles, per-profile access and action logs for teams - Chrome and Firefox engines in one app - Local API, RPA and an AI agent with MCP **Cons** - The free plan holds only 2 profiles - Team members are charged on top of the plan - The January 2025 extension incident - The Android app is not out yet **Who it is for:** agencies that need team permissions and automation without an enterprise contract. ### 2. Dolphin Anty Dolphin Anty is the brand Google's autocomplete most often pairs with the words "antidetect browser". It comes from Zhitnyakov software solutions LTD in Limassol, Cyprus, runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and uses a Chromium-based engine. Proxies go in as HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 or SSH, per profile or from a saved list with bulk import. Automation is an API plus a no-code scenario builder. The free plan has 5 profiles and 1 user; it used to be 10 profiles. Starter is 10 dollars a month for 20 profiles, Base 89 dollars for 100 and Team 159 dollars for 300. Extra users are a per-seat add-on from Base upwards, and permissions cover creating, editing, deleting and transferring profiles, with access by folder. Terms of 6 to 12 months take 20 to 40 percent off. Our setup guide: [Dolphin Anty proxy setup](/blog/dolphin-anty). **Pros** - 20 profiles for 10 dollars on the entry plan - Free plan with 5 profiles - Detailed profile permissions and folder access - SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and SSH proxies with bulk import **Cons** - The free plan was cut from 10 to 5 profiles - Extra team members only from the 89-dollar Base plan - No mobile app **Who it is for:** teams that start small and want a cheap path to 20 profiles. ### 3. GoLogin GoLogin, from SCALEHAT LLC, runs its own Chromium-based engine, Orbita, on Windows, macOS and Linux, and covers phones well: Android and iOS apps, Cloud Android minutes on paid plans and a cloud browser in the web from Professional 50. Custom proxies can be HTTP, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5, and the app splits a `host:port:user:pass` line into its fields by itself. The free plan keeps 3 profiles. Professional is 9 dollars a month for 10 profiles, or 4.50 dollars billed annually, and every paid plan has a 7-day trial. Profile sharing starts at Professional 25, while the REST API, SDKs and MCP server come only with Professional 100 at 39 dollars a month. The company does not publish an address on its site. **Pros** - Android and iOS apps plus Cloud Android - Annual billing halves the price - 7-day trial on every paid plan **Cons** - API only from the 39-dollar plan - No profile sharing on the entry plan - No company address published **Who it is for:** people who need profiles on phones as well as on the desktop. ### 4. Multilogin Multilogin sits at or near the top of most comparison lists, and in July 2026 it repositioned itself as a cloud phone platform: Android cloud phones now sit next to two browser engines, one built on Chromium and one on Firefox. Automation covers Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright, an API, and ADB for the phones. Proxies go in as HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5, with password or IP authentication. The terms of service name Eyes of Wonder Software LLC in Dubai. Since July 2026 there is a permanent free plan with 5 profiles and a small one-time allowance of built-in proxy traffic and phone minutes. Pro 10 costs 11 dollars a month for 10 profiles and 1 seat, or 7.08 dollars billed yearly; two seats start at Pro 20, and Business has unlimited seats. **Pros** - Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright, plus an API - Cloud phones and browser profiles in one account - Free plan with 5 profiles, no card needed **Cons** - One seat and 10 profiles on the 11-dollar entry plan - Built-in proxy traffic is small (200 MB on the free plan) - The product focus is moving towards cloud phones **Who it is for:** teams that automate browser and phone profiles together. ### 5. Octo Browser Octo Browser is made by Blackbird Secure Browsing Ltd. in London. Its Octium engine follows Chromium closely: the changelog shows Chromium 154 on 24 September 2026, after 153 and 152 in the weeks before. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, with iOS and Android apps. Proxies can be HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 or SSH; time zone, geolocation and languages default to the proxy's location, and the app detects whether a SOCKS5 proxy carries UDP. There is no free plan, only a 2-day trial. Prices are in euros: Lite is 10 euros a month for 3 profiles, Starter 29 euros for 10, Base 79 euros for 100 profiles with API access, and Team 169 euros for 350 profiles and 6 members. Paying yearly takes 30 percent off. **Pros** - The most recent Chromium version we found published, with a public changelog - Time zone and language follow the proxy by default - Detects UDP over SOCKS5 - iOS and Android apps **Cons** - No free plan - Lite holds only 3 profiles - API only from the 79-euro Base plan **Who it is for:** teams that care about engine freshness and can pay from day one. ### 6. MoreLogin MoreLogin, from EASYANT Pte. Ltd. in Singapore, offers Chromium and Firefox engines on Windows, macOS and Linux, plus Android cloud phones billed by the minute. Automation includes a Local API, Selenium and Puppeteer through a WebDriver port, a window synchronizer and no-code RPA. Proxies go in as HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 or SSH. The free plan has 2 profiles and already includes 2 users. Pro is 9 dollars a month for 10 profiles, or 5.40 dollars billed yearly, and more profiles are bought one by one. Teams get permissions, an operation log and password protection. **Pros** - Two users on the free plan - Chromium and Firefox engines - Local API, Selenium, Puppeteer and RPA **Cons** - The free plan holds only 2 profiles - The Android app is not out yet - Cloud phones are billed separately by the minute **Who it is for:** two-person teams that want to start free. ### 7. DICloak DICloak Technology Limited runs on Windows 10+, macOS 11+ and Linux (Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora). It offers a Local API, an HTTP API, an RPA market and a browser SDK, and takes HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 proxies. The engine version and the company address are not published. The free plan has 5 profiles, 1 member and 15 profile opens a day. Base is 8 dollars a month, or 4.80 dollars billed annually, with 20 profiles, 2 members and 400 daily opens, and both counts can be raised. That is the lowest paid price on this list for two team members. Our setup guide: [DICloak proxy integration](/blog/dicloak-proxy-integration). **Pros** - 20 profiles and 2 members for 8 dollars a month - Free plan with 5 profiles - Local API, HTTP API and RPA **Cons** - Daily limits on opening profiles - Engine version not published - Company address not published **Who it is for:** small teams on a tight budget. ### 8. Incogniton Incogniton is made by WorkingGreen BV in Amsterdam and runs on Windows and macOS. Proxies are added with a username and password and checked inside the app, and there are free built-in proxies in a few locations. Selenium and Puppeteer automation and a REST API start from the Entrepreneur plan. New accounts get 10 free profiles for two months, then 3. Starter Plus costs 19.99 dollars a month for 10 profiles with no team seats; Entrepreneur is 29.99 dollars for 50 profiles, and Professional 79.99 dollars for 150 profiles and 3 seats. Six-month and yearly billing take 30 and 40 percent off. **Pros** - 10 free profiles for the first two months - Selenium, Puppeteer and REST API from the mid plans - Company and address in the Netherlands **Cons** - The highest entry price on the list - No Linux version - Team seats only from the 79.99-dollar plan **Who it is for:** solo users and small teams on Windows or macOS. ### 9. BitBrowser BitBrowser, from HongKong Bit-Internet Technology Limited, runs on Windows and macOS with Chrome and Firefox engines; cloud phones are a separate product. It has a Local API, RPA and a script market, and takes HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and SSH proxies. Its free plan is the largest permanent one on this list: 10 profiles, 1 member and 50 opens a day. The paid plans are also the cheapest per profile: 10 dollars a month for 50 profiles and 2 users, 15 dollars for 100 and 4, 25 dollars for 200 and 8, with 30 percent off for annual billing. In August 2023 BitBrowser reported that data cached on its servers had been accessed, and users' crypto wallets were drained afterwards ([FXStreet](https://www.fxstreet.com/cryptocurrencies/news/bitbroweser-hacker-transfers-23627-eth-to-exch-mixer-202309030757)). Our setup guide: [BitBrowser proxy integration](/blog/bitbrowser-proxy-integration). **Pros** - 10 free profiles with no time limit - 50 profiles and 2 users for 10 dollars a month - Chrome and Firefox engines **Cons** - The 2023 server breach - No Linux version - Daily limits on opening and creating profiles on the free plan **Who it is for:** users who need many profiles on a small budget. ## Comparison tables The figures come from the vendors' own sites, October 2026. Prices are monthly list prices on monthly billing; "—" is information the vendor does not publish. ### Free plan and entry price | Browser | Free plan | Entry plan | Profiles | |---|---|---|---| | AdsPower | 2 profiles | 9 dollars | 10 | | Dolphin Anty | 5 profiles | 10 dollars | 20 | | GoLogin | 3 profiles | 9 dollars | 10 | | Multilogin | 5 profiles | 11 dollars | 10 | | Octo Browser | 2-day trial | 10 euros | 3 | | MoreLogin | 2 profiles | 9 dollars | 10 | | DICloak | 5 profiles | 8 dollars | 20 | | Incogniton | 10, then 3 | 19.99 dollars | 10 | | BitBrowser | 10 profiles | 10 dollars | 50 | Annual billing lowers most of these prices by 20 to 50 percent: GoLogin halves its price, and AdsPower, MoreLogin and DICloak take 40 percent off. Per profile, BitBrowser (50 profiles for 10 dollars), DICloak and Dolphin Anty (20 profiles for 8 and 10 dollars) sit far below the 10-profile plans, and Octo's Lite plan is the other end of the scale with 3. ### Team and automation | Browser | Team members | Automation | Engine | |---|---|---|---| | AdsPower | Paid add-on | Local API, RPA | Chrome, Firefox | | Dolphin Anty | Add-on from Base | API, scenarios | Chromium | | GoLogin | Sharing from Pro 25 | API from Pro 100 | Chromium | | Multilogin | 2 from Pro 20 | Selenium, Playwright | Chromium, Firefox | | Octo Browser | 6 on Team | API from Base | Chromium | | MoreLogin | 2 on free | Local API, RPA | Chromium, Firefox | | DICloak | 2 on Base | Local API, RPA | — | | Incogniton | 3 on Professional | API from mid plan | — | | BitBrowser | 2 on entry plan | Local API, RPA | Chrome, Firefox | For an agency the second column decides the real bill. AdsPower and Dolphin Anty charge per extra member, while MoreLogin, DICloak and BitBrowser include two people on the free or entry plan. ### Platforms and proxy | Browser | Desktop | Mobile | Proxy types | |---|---|---|---| | AdsPower | Win, mac, Linux | iOS app | HTTP(S), SOCKS5, SSH | | Dolphin Anty | Win, mac, Linux | — | HTTP, SOCKS4/5, SSH | | GoLogin | Win, mac, Linux | Android, iOS | HTTP, SOCKS4/5 | | Multilogin | Win, mac, Linux | Cloud phones | HTTP(S), SOCKS5 | | Octo Browser | Win, mac, Linux | Android, iOS | HTTP(S), SOCKS5, SSH | | MoreLogin | Win, mac, Linux | Cloud phones | HTTP(S), SOCKS5, SSH | | DICloak | Win, mac, Linux | — | HTTP(S), SOCKS5 | | Incogniton | Win, mac | — | HTTP(S), SOCKS5 | | BitBrowser | Win, mac | Separate product | HTTP(S), SOCKS5, SSH | Every browser on the list accepts HTTP and SOCKS5 with a username and password per profile, so the proxy you pick does not narrow the browser choice. ## Which proxy for antidetect browser profiles? The browser separates storage and browser properties; the IP is the one part it cannot produce. That comes from the proxy, and for profile work Proxynet is the proxy we recommend pairing with any browser on this list. Five rules decide the setup. ### One profile, one IP Two profiles on the same IP are linked by the simplest signal a site has, however different their browser settings are. Give every profile its own proxy and never reuse one across profiles. Inside a logged-in profile, avoid a new IP on every request: an account whose address changes every few seconds looks like a hijacked session to the platform's security checks. ### Static ISP for long-lived accounts A client account that stays logged in for months should come back from the same address every day. [ISP Proxy](https://proxynet.io/static-isp-residential-proxy) gives you a dedicated IP registered to an internet provider, and it stays yours as long as you renew. Proxynet has more than 240,000 of them in more than 20 countries, with unmetered traffic. Per-IP products come with a target-site restriction by default, and access to all websites is a paid add-on, so check that setting before you assign an IP to a profile that visits many sites. When to choose which: [ISP vs residential proxy](/blog/isp-vs-residential-proxy). ### Sticky residential and mobile for location-true sessions For ad checks, storefront views and QA in a specific city, the IP has to sit where a real visitor would be. Proxynet's [Residential Proxy](https://proxynet.io/residential-proxy) pool covers 194 countries with free city and ASN targeting, and [Mobile Proxy](https://proxynet.io/mobile-proxy) exits from carrier networks; together the pool holds more than 160 million residential and mobile IPs. Use a sticky session, which keeps the same IP for 1-60 minutes, so a session does not change address halfway through. The balance has no subscription and never expires. ### SOCKS5 with UDP and a username and password per profile Every browser above takes [SOCKS5 Proxy](https://proxynet.io/socks5-proxy) as well as HTTP. SOCKS5 is defined in [RFC 1928](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1928), which includes a command for relaying UDP, and its username and password method in [RFC 1929](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1929). Proxynet's SOCKS5 carries both TCP and UDP on all four products, which matters for traffic that runs over UDP, such as WebRTC and HTTP/3; Octo Browser detects that support by itself. Use a username and password rather than an IP whitelist for profiles. A shared profile is opened from different computers, and a whitelist (up to 10 IPs at Proxynet) only works from the addresses on it. For residential and mobile proxies the HTTP endpoint is `pr.proxynet.io:8000`; for SOCKS5, use the port the endpoint builder shows and pick the matching proxy type in the browser. An HTTP port entered as SOCKS5 is the most common reason a proxy check fails. The browser-specific screens are in the setup guides linked in the cards above. ### Time zone and language must match the IP A profile on a Berlin IP that reports a Los Angeles time zone and an English-only language list contradicts itself. Most of the browsers here can fill time zone, language and geolocation from the proxy's IP; keep that option on, and check each new profile once with a leak test so WebRTC does not reveal a different address. How to test: [WebRTC and DNS leaks](/blog/webrtc-dns-leak). Why IP location databases sometimes disagree with each other: [IP geolocation accuracy](/blog/ip-geolocation-accuracy). | Profile | Proxy | Session | From | |---|---|---|---| | Long-lived client account | Static ISP | Same IP every day | 1.80 dollars per IP | | Ad check or QA in one city | Residential | Sticky, 1-60 min | 3.30 dollars per GB | | Mobile-first platform | Mobile | Sticky, 1-60 min | 5.50 dollars per GB | ## What an antidetect browser does not do - **It does not change a platform's rules.** Most social networks and marketplaces limit how many accounts one person or business may run and what those accounts may do. Those terms apply exactly as they would in a normal browser, and a browser profile does not make a prohibited activity allowed. - **It does not make anyone invisible.** Sites can still notice inconsistent profiles, differences between engines or datacenter IPs. The honest goal is keeping legitimate accounts apart, not getting past a site's checks. - **It does not protect a careless profile.** Cookies and logged-in sessions are stored by the vendor and often synced to its cloud. Keep crypto wallets and personal accounts out of work profiles, and install extensions only from official stores; the AdsPower incident above came through an extension. - **It does not settle legal questions.** Whether an activity is legal depends on what you do and where, not on the tool. We summarized the rules for proxies and VPNs in [is using a VPN or proxy legal](/blog/is-using-a-vpn-or-proxy-legal). ## Which browser for which job? | Your job | Browser | |---|---| | Agency with client accounts and team roles | AdsPower | | Cheap path from 5 to 20 profiles | Dolphin Anty | | Profiles on Android and iPhone | GoLogin | | Browser and cloud phone automation | Multilogin | | Frequent Chromium updates | Octo Browser | | Two people on a free plan | MoreLogin | | Small team on a tight budget | DICloak | | Solo work on Windows or macOS | Incogniton | | Many profiles for 10 dollars | BitBrowser | ## Frequently asked questions ### Which is the best antidetect browser? AdsPower, for most teams: a permanent free plan, 10 profiles for 9 dollars a month, team roles with action logs, and a Local API with RPA on Windows, macOS and Linux. Dolphin Anty is the cheapest route to 20 profiles, GoLogin is the strongest on phones, and Multilogin suits teams that automate with Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright. ### Is there a free antidetect browser? Yes, eight of the nine have a free plan. BitBrowser keeps 10 profiles with no time limit; Dolphin Anty, Multilogin and DICloak give 5, GoLogin 3, AdsPower and MoreLogin 2. Incogniton gives 10 for two months and then 3, and Octo Browser has only a 2-day trial. ### Do I need a proxy for an antidetect browser? For separate profiles, yes. Without one, every profile connects from your own IP, and a shared IP links the profiles no matter how different their browser settings are. Give each profile its own proxy and keep it fixed for logged-in accounts. ### Which proxy is best for antidetect browser profiles? Proxynet's static ISP proxies for accounts that stay logged in for weeks, and sticky residential or mobile proxies when a profile needs a specific city for a session. Use HTTP or SOCKS5 with a username and password per profile, and let the browser take time zone and language from the proxy's IP. ### Is it legal to use an antidetect browser? The software itself is legal and is used for agency work, ad verification, testing and privacy. What you do with it is what counts: platform terms and the rules on fraud and impersonation apply with or without a separate profile. ### Is there an antidetect browser for Android or iPhone? GoLogin and Octo Browser have Android and iOS apps, and AdsPower has an iPhone app with Android announced. Multilogin and MoreLogin offer Android cloud phones, which are Android systems running in the vendor's cloud, instead of a phone app, and BitBrowser sells cloud phones as a separate product. ## Summary The ranking comes down to how your team works: AdsPower for roles and automation at a low entry price, Dolphin Anty and BitBrowser for many profiles on a small budget, GoLogin for phones, and Multilogin or Octo Browser when automation or engine freshness justifies the price. Whichever you choose, the browser only separates what happens on your computer; the IP comes from the proxy, one per profile, matched to the profile's time zone and language. For static ISP, residential, mobile and SOCKS5 proxies to put in those profiles, see [our proxy services](/proxy).