An anti-detect browser runs many separate browser profiles side by side. Each profile has its own cookies, storage, proxy and device fingerprint, so a website sees each one as a different computer. Agencies use them to manage client advertising and marketplace accounts without the accounts being linked, QA teams use them to test how a site behaves on different devices, and data teams use them to collect web data at scale.
Most large platforms forbid running multiple accounts in their terms, so settle where your use stands before you buy; the risk of losing accounts is yours, not the vendor's. After that, compare the price per browser profile, how profiles are shared and permissioned across a team, and support for automation through an API. Proxies often cost extra, though some plans include proxy traffic.
At a glance
| Tool | Best for | Starting price | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|
 Multilogin | Best for social media and e-commerce teams running accounts in browsers and on Android phones | Free plan | No |
 AdsPower | Best for e-commerce and ad teams that buy browser profiles in small steps | Free plan | 7 days |
 GoLogin | Best for remote teams and assistants sharing logged-in profiles across computers | Free plan | 7 days |
 Dolphin Anty | Best for media-buying and affiliate teams that need roles and per-user profile limits | Free plan | No |
 Incogniton | Best for teams of two or three on Windows or Mac that want roles and member activity logs | Free plan | Yes |
5 of 5 tools
The ranking
In order, with what each tool is for and what it costs. Use the filters above to narrow the list.
Best for social media and e-commerce teams running accounts in browsers and on Android phones
Multilogin is an antidetect platform that pairs browser profiles with cloud-hosted Android phones for social media and e-commerce teams. Plans are priced by profile count, from 5 free profiles to $11 a month for 10 on Pro, with unlimited seats on Business from $40 a month.
Free plan
paid from $7.08/mo
Best for e-commerce and ad teams that buy browser profiles in small steps
AdsPower is a desktop antidetect browser for e-commerce, ad and affiliate teams running many accounts in separate profiles. Plans are priced by profile count, from 2 free profiles to $9 a month for 10, plus $5 a month per extra team member.
Free plan
paid from $5.40/mo
Best for remote teams and assistants sharing logged-in profiles across computers
GoLogin is an antidetect browser with cloud-stored profiles, built for teams that share accounts across computers and with remote staff. Plans are priced by profile count with no per-member fees, from 3 free profiles to $39 a month for 100, half that billed yearly.
Free plan
paid from $4.50/mo
Best for media-buying and affiliate teams that need roles and per-user profile limits
Dolphin Anty is an antidetect browser for media buyers, affiliate marketers and e-commerce teams running many ad and social accounts. Plans are priced by profile count, from 5 free profiles to $89 a month for 100 on Base, plus $10 a month per added user.
Free plan
paid from $6/mo
Best for teams of two or three on Windows or Mac that want roles and member activity logs
Incogniton is a desktop antidetect browser for small teams managing social media and e-commerce accounts in isolated profiles. Plans are priced by profile count, from $19.99 a month for 10 profiles, and team seats start on Professional at $79.99 a month.
Free plan
paid from $11.99/mo
Head to head
Feature-by-feature matchups between leading Anti-Detect Browsers tools, with a clear verdict.
Methodology
We compare the tools on this page using what can be checked from the outside: published pricing and plan limits, documented features, and each vendor's own security, compliance and support documentation. This is desk research, not hands-on testing. Where something can only be judged by using a product, we say so rather than imply we measured it.
What we weigh here:
How the order is set:
We do not document methods for evading any specific platform's controls.
Buyer's guide
Many advertising networks, marketplaces and social networks limit how many accounts one person or business may run, and using a tool to make separate accounts look unrelated can breach their terms even where it breaks no law. Agencies with written permission to manage client accounts and sellers running separate businesses are in a different position, but each platform's terms decide. Work out where you stand before you spend anything, because the risk of losing accounts and ad spend sits with you, not the vendor.
Every vendor here prices plans by how many browser profiles you can keep, so count every profile you'll keep, not just the ones open on a given day. At 50 profiles the spread is narrow: AdsPower charges $21 a month, GoLogin and Multilogin $29, Incogniton $29.99 and Dolphin Anty $40 for a single user. Team pricing changes the picture. AdsPower adds $5 a month for each extra member, Dolphin Anty's team plans start at $89 a month for 100 profiles, GoLogin charges nothing per member, and Multilogin's Business plan includes unlimited seats.
Each profile needs its own IP address to appear as a separate location. Some plans include proxy traffic: GoLogin adds 2 GB of residential proxy data from Professional 25, Multilogin's paid plans include 1 GB a month on Pro and 5 GB on Business, and Incogniton's paid plans come with free built-in proxies. Beyond those allowances, proxies come from a separate provider, so budget the two together. Check that the tool can assign proxies in bulk rather than one profile at a time; at 50 profiles, manual setup is slow work.
Fingerprint claims are hard for a buyer to check, while the operational side can be judged on a free plan or trial: sharing profiles between team members without exposing passwords, roles and permissions, activity logs, and whether a profile opened on one machine syncs to another. These differ by tool and plan. Dolphin Anty, Incogniton and Multilogin's Business plan have roles, AdsPower and Incogniton keep activity logs, GoLogin stores every profile in the cloud, and AdsPower keeps profile data on the device unless sync is turned on.
FAQ
It keeps browser profiles apart, so separate accounts don't share cookies, storage or a browser fingerprint. Vendors present it for agencies and in-house teams that manage several advertising, social media and e-commerce accounts, for affiliate marketing, and for web scraping, and team plans let colleagues hand profiles to each other without sharing passwords. The same isolation can also be used to break a platform's rules on multiple accounts, which is why the compliance question below matters.
It can be. Many advertising networks, marketplaces and social platforms limit how many accounts one person or business may run, and using a tool to make separate accounts look unrelated can breach those terms even where no law is broken. Agencies with the client's authorization to manage its accounts, and businesses that run distinct legal entities, are in a different position, but each platform's terms decide. The risk of losing accounts or ad spend sits with you, not the browser vendor, so settle your position before you buy.
Plans are priced by the number of browser profiles, and some tools add a fee per team member. For about 100 profiles, AdsPower costs $36 a month plus $5 for each extra member, GoLogin $39 with no member fees, Multilogin $40 with unlimited seats, and Dolphin Anty $89 for one user plus $10 per added user. Incogniton's Professional plan costs $79.99 a month for 150 profiles and 3 seats. Yearly billing takes 35% to 50% off. Free plans allow 2 to 5 profiles; Incogniton's starts at 10 for two months, then drops to 3.
Usually. An antidetect browser separates the browser environment, but profiles that share one IP address still share an obvious signal, so each profile normally gets its own proxy. Some plans include proxy traffic: GoLogin adds 2 GB of residential proxy data from Professional 25, Multilogin's paid plans include monthly traffic, and Incogniton's paid plans come with free built-in proxies. Beyond those, proxies are a separate purchase; see the proxy services comparison. Check that the tool can assign proxies in bulk, since configuring 100 profiles by hand is slow work.
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