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By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser
In this guide:
- Quick picks
- The 10-way antidetect browser comparison table
- Antidetect browser price at scale: where flat pricing wins
- Why BeastBrowser lands #1
- Every competitor's honest strength
- The honest antidetect browser chooser: which one is actually for you
- How to choose an antidetect browser
- FAQ
- Sources
The short answer: the best antidetect browser depends on what you optimise for — and this page shows its working instead of asking you to trust the headline. On price at real scale, BeastBrowser is the cheapest credible option in this comparison: $30/month flat for unlimited profiles ($199/year), while GoLogin charges $39/month at 100 profiles, Multilogin $40, AdsPower $36 plus $5/month per extra team member, Octo €79, and VMLogin $99 for up to 200 profiles. On free starts, BeastBrowser's free plan gives you up to 5 local profiles a day with no credit card. On track record, the honest answer is that older vendors have longer public histories than a browser launched in 2025 — and the chooser section below says plainly which rival fits which job, including the jobs where a rival beats us.
The honest part: every competitor below has at least one real strength, and each one is listed. A comparison that claims 'we win at everything' is an ad, not a comparison.
Pricing last verified: 2026-11-04 from each vendor's official pricing page, monthly billing. Prices move — re-check the official page before you buy anything.
Disclosure: this comparison is published by BeastBrowser. That shapes what we emphasise, not the numbers — every price below is checkable on the vendor's own pricing page, and the check date is printed with the table.
What this page does not claim: we do not publish fingerprint-checker pass/fail verdicts — ours or anyone's — without dated test evidence behind them. A dated checker-test section is being built for this page from real runs; until it is published, judge the tools here on price, plans and documented features, and run the free plans side by side on your own workflow.
Quick picks
- Best for flat-budget scaling: BeastBrowser — $30/month at 10 profiles, at 100, at 1,000. Every rival in the table raises its price as you grow.
- Best free start: BeastBrowser (free plan) — up to 5 local profiles a day, no credit card, not a timed trial. GoLogin's free plan (3 profiles) and Multilogin's free plan are the other genuine free starts in this table; Octo has no free plan.
- Best if you want the longest public track record: Multilogin or GoLogin — both predate BeastBrowser (launched 2025) by years. That history is a real asset and this page won't pretend otherwise.
- Best fingerprint protection: not awarded yet. That title is earned in this page's checker-test section, from dated results published in full — including any result where BeastBrowser loses.
The 10-way antidetect browser comparison table
| Tool | From | Free plan | Paid profiles | RPA | Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BeastBrowser | $30/mo ($199/yr) | Yes — always, no card | Unlimited (flat) | Included + recorder | 24/7 WhatsApp human (+91) |
| AdsPower | $9/mo | 2 profiles | Tiered (10–5,000+) | Built-in robot + synchronizer | Chat + ticket |
| GoLogin | $9/mo | 3 profiles | Tiered (10–2,000+) | API + synchronizer (no no-code) | 24/7 on paid plans |
| Multilogin | $11/mo | 5 profiles | Tiered (10–10,000) | API-based (code) | Live chat + email |
| Octo Browser | €10/mo (Lite, 3 prof.) | None | Tiered (3–1,200+) | API from Base plan | Chat + ticket |
| Kameleo | see vendor's page | Free tier (2 concurrent) | Concurrency-based | REST API (code) | Ticket + docs |
| Dolphin Anty | see vendor's page | 5 profiles | Tiered (20–1,000+) | Scenarios + synchronizer | Email (no live chat reported) |
| Incogniton | see vendor's page | 10 (2 mo) → 3 | Tiered (10–500+) | Synchronizer (Entrepreneur+) | Ticket |
| MoreLogin | see vendor's page | 2 profiles + 2 users | Calculator-based | Synchronizer + local API | Chat + ticket |
| BitBrowser | see vendor's page | 10 profiles (limited) | Tiered (50–5,000) | Built-in (even on free) | Chat |
November 2026 pricing, verified 4 November 2026, monthly billing. "From" = cheapest paid plan. RPA = automation inside the product.
Antidetect browser price at scale: where flat pricing wins
Entry prices lie a little — almost everyone looks cheap at 10 profiles. The real question is your bill at 100 profiles, where tiered pricing has already climbed well past its entry price.
Cost at 100 profiles
| Tool | Cost at 100 profiles | Free plan | Profile model | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BeastBrowser | $30/mo flat | Free up to 5 local profiles/day, no card | Unlimited | Local-first profiles; no per-profile or per-seat charge. |
| AdsPower | $36/mo | Free 2 profiles | Tiered | + $5/mo per extra team member. |
| GoLogin | $39/mo | Free 3 profiles | Tiered (Professional 100) | |
| Multilogin | $40/mo | Free plan exists | Tiered | |
| Octo Browser | €79/mo | None (paid trial only) | Tiered (Base 100) | EUR, excl. VAT. |
| VMLogin | $99/mo | 3-day starter only — not an ongoing free plan | Tier covers up to 200 profiles |
Prices checked 4 November 2026
At 200 profiles the gap widens: VMLogin's $99 tier tops out at 200 profiles, every other per-profile price in this table keeps climbing past 100 — BeastBrowser is still $30.
The pattern is the whole argument: any antidetect browser with tiered pricing gets expensive exactly when you are growing — the moment you can least afford billing surprises. Flat pricing means your 500th profile costs the same as your 5th: nothing extra.
For the full market ladder at 100 and 300 profiles, see our antidetect pricing comparison.
Why BeastBrowser lands #1
Four things that set this antidetect browser apart, all checkable on our own pricing and features pages:
- Flat $30/month, unlimited profiles ($199/year). No profile counting, no tier jumps, no "contact sales" wall at 1,000 profiles.
- No-code RPA in the box — recorder, synchronizer, cookie warming, Playwright export, local API + MCP. Not an add-on, not a higher tier.
- In-app proxy store + proxy manager — HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS4/SOCKS5 with bulk health checks. Buy and assign without leaving the app.
- 24/7 human support on WhatsApp (+91), plus live chat and email. The free plan is free forever — no credit card, no trial timer.
Where BeastBrowser does not win: it launched in 2025, so its public review base is small (Trustpilot 4.3/5 from 8 reviews at the last check) and its track record is short. It runs on Windows 10/11 and macOS on Apple Silicon only — no Linux, no Android. Its profiles are local-first, stored on your own PC; if you specifically want a vendor's cloud storing your profiles, that is a reason to choose a rival, and the chooser below says which. And it is one of ten tools in its own comparison — read the strengths column before you read our name at the top. See our own honest BeastBrowser review for the full limits list.
Every competitor's honest strength
- AdsPower — the biggest user base of any antidetect browser in the category and a mature RPA ecosystem; $9/month is the cheapest serious entry point. Full BeastBrowser vs AdsPower breakdown →
- GoLogin — the simplest UI for beginners, 3 free profiles forever, and 2 GB of residential proxy traffic included on paid plans. Full BeastBrowser vs GoLogin breakdown →
- Multilogin — enterprise-grade fingerprint research and the most compliance-friendly brand; their 2026 restructure (entry from $11/month, plus a real free plan) fixed their biggest weakness. Full Multilogin vs BeastBrowser breakdown →
- Octo Browser — genuinely clean UI, thoughtful team features, and profile templates that save real setup time. Full Octo Browser alternative breakdown →
- Dolphin Anty — the arbitrage community's home turf: scenario-builder automation and deep roots in CIS media-buying teams. Full Dolphin Anty vs BeastBrowser breakdown →
- Kameleo — developer-first with deep mobile emulation; if your automation is code rather than clicks, it was built for you.
- Incogniton — free built-in proxies on paid plans, macOS support, and the cheapest extra team seats in the category.
- MoreLogin — synchronizer and local API on every plan including free, plus cloud phones for mobile workflows.
- BitBrowser — the price disruptor among tiered tools: $15/month at 100 profiles, $50 at 500, and built-in RPA even on the free plan.
- VMLogin — Solo at $99 covers up to 200 profiles with server synchronisation on by default — a genuinely simple ladder if 200 is your ceiling.
The honest antidetect browser chooser: which one is actually for you
- Scaling past 100 profiles on a flat budget: BeastBrowser.
- Enterprise compliance and security reviews: Multilogin.
- Just starting, 3–10 profiles: GoLogin or BeastBrowser's free plan — try both.
- Code-first automation team: Kameleo or Multilogin.
- Free built-in proxies matter: Incogniton.
- Arbitrage bulk with no-code RPA: BeastBrowser or Dolphin Anty.
- Cheapest tiered option at real scale: BitBrowser — $50/month at 500 profiles is genuinely hard to beat. (BeastBrowser's $30 flat still wins, but credit where it is due.)
How to choose an antidetect browser
Price at your profile count: compare the price at the number of profiles you will actually run, not at the cheapest entry tier. A plan that looks cheap at 10 profiles can cost several times more at 100, so run your own count through each vendor's pricing page before you decide.
Free-plan reality: check whether the free offer is an ongoing plan or a timed trial, how many profiles it allows each day, and whether it needs a credit card. A genuine free plan lets you test your real workflow; a short trial only lets you test the signup flow.
Profile storage model: decide whether you want profiles stored locally on your own computer or in a vendor's cloud. Local storage keeps the data on hardware you control, while cloud storage makes the same profiles easier to open from another device. Neither model is right for every team.
Automation style: choose between no-code automation, such as recorders and synchronizers you operate by clicking, and API-based automation you drive with code. No-code suits manual workflows and small teams, while an API suits developers who want to script at scale.
Platform support: confirm the tool runs on your operating system and hardware, including the specific version and chip type, before you pay. A tool that does not run on your machine is not a bargain at any price, however strong its feature list looks.
FAQ
What is the best antidetect browser in 2026? There is no single winner for every job, and any page that names one without showing its criteria is selling, not comparing. On price at scale, BeastBrowser is the strongest option in this comparison — $30/month flat for unlimited profiles, against $39 (GoLogin), $40 (Multilogin), $36 plus $5 per extra team member (AdsPower), €79 (Octo) and $99 for up to 200 profiles (VMLogin) at 100 profiles. On public track record, the older vendors lead — BeastBrowser launched in 2025. On fingerprint-checker evidence, this page publishes dated test results in its test section and names the winner from those results, not from preference — until that section is live, treat every 'best fingerprint' claim on any vendor's page, including this one, as unproven.
Which antidetect browser is cheapest at 100 profiles? BeastBrowser, at $30/month flat — and it stays $30 at 500 or 1,000 profiles. The verified alternatives at 100 profiles are AdsPower at $36/month (plus $5/month per extra team member), GoLogin at $39/month, Multilogin at $40/month, Octo at €79/month, and VMLogin at $99/month for a tier covering up to 200 profiles. Entry prices mislead here: several tools advertise $9–11/month plans that only cover 10 profiles.
Is BeastBrowser's $30 plan really unlimited — what is the catch? The price is genuinely flat: $30/month (or $199/year) covers unlimited profiles with no per-profile and no per-seat charge. The honest catches are elsewhere, not in the price: BeastBrowser runs on Windows 10/11 and macOS on Apple Silicon only (no Linux, no Android), its profiles are stored locally on your own PC rather than in a vendor cloud, and as a product launched in 2025 it has a smaller public review base than the oldest vendors. The free plan — up to 5 local profiles a day, no credit card — exists so you can check all of that before paying.
What is the difference between flat and per-profile pricing? Per-profile (tiered) pricing charges more as your profile count grows: a plan that starts at $9–11/month for 10 profiles typically reaches $36–$99/month by 100 profiles, and keeps climbing. Flat pricing charges one amount at any count — BeastBrowser's $30/month is the same at 10 profiles and at 1,000. Which model suits you depends on your count: at 10 profiles a tiered plan can be cheaper; past roughly 100 profiles, flat pricing wins on the verified figures in this page's table.
Is there a free antidetect browser? Yes. BeastBrowser's free plan gives up to 5 local profiles a day, every day, with no credit card — it is not a timed trial. Genuine free plans also exist at GoLogin (3 profiles), Multilogin and AdsPower (2 profiles). VMLogin's free tier is a 3-day starter, and Octo offers a short paid trial rather than a free plan — neither is an ongoing free plan, and this page labels them that way.
Sources
- GoLogin official pricing page — 100 profiles = $39/mo — checked 4 November 2026
- Multilogin official pricing page — 100 profiles = $40/mo — checked 4 November 2026
- AdsPower official pricing page — 100 profiles = $36/mo + $5/mo per extra team member — checked 4 November 2026
- Octo Browser official pricing page — Base 100 profiles = €79/mo, excl. VAT — checked 4 November 2026
- VMLogin official pricing page — $99/mo, tier covers up to 200 profiles — checked 4 November 2026
- BeastBrowser official pricing + download pages — $30/mo flat, $199/yr, version 2.2.12 — checked 4 November 2026
- Trustpilot profile — BeastBrowser 4.3/5 from 8 reviews — text only, checked 4 November 2026
All figures were verified in November 2026; prices change — check the vendor's official page before you buy.
Ajay Mishra — Team, BeastBrowser · Updated 2026-11-04
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