5 tools · 14 verified reviews · pricing fact-checked
These tools isolate browser profiles so that separate accounts stay separate — and what you do with that is a question you should settle before you buy. The legitimate uses are real and common: agencies running client advertising accounts that must not be cross-linked, QA teams testing across device fingerprints, ad verification, and web data collection at scale. The illegitimate ones are equally real, and most platforms' terms prohibit multi-accounting outright. Multilogin is the enterprise standard, AdsPower the value leader, GoLogin the easiest, Dolphin Anty the ad-buyer's choice and Incogniton the entry point. Prices re-verified within 30 days.
At a glance
| Tool | Best for | Starting price | Our rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 Multilogin | Best for agencies and teams needing permissions and audit trails | $27/mo | 4.4 |
 AdsPower | Best value, with the strongest bulk and automation tooling | Free plan | 4.2 |
 GoLogin | Best for cross-device access and the easiest to learn | $24/mo | 4.2 |
 Dolphin Anty | Best for advertising and media buying teams | Free plan | 4.3 |
 Incogniton | Best free entry point for small-scale profile management | Free plan | 3.5 |
5 of 5 tools
Best for agencies and teams needing permissions and audit trails
Multilogin created this category and remains the most mature option, with the team controls, logging and support that make it viable for agencies. It is also comfortably the most expensive.
$27/mo
3-day free trial
Best value, with the strongest bulk and automation tooling
AdsPower is the value leader: comparable core capability to the premium tools at a fraction of the price, with unusually good automation and bulk operations. Support quality is the recurring complaint.
Free plan
paid from $7.20/mo
Best for cross-device access and the easiest to learn
GoLogin is the most approachable option, with genuine cloud profiles that open from any machine and a browser-based mode that needs no local install. Fingerprint depth and Linux support trail the leaders.
$24/mo
7-day free trial
Best for advertising and media buying teams
Dolphin Anty targets advertising teams specifically, with workflow features shaped around campaign work and a genuinely free tier. Narrower in general-purpose use than its rivals.
Free plan
paid from $71/mo
Best free entry point for small-scale profile management
Incogniton is the accessible entry point: a permanently free tier, simple setup and enough capability for small-scale work. Depth, support and scale all trail the established options.
Free plan
paid from $24/mo
Head to head
Feature-by-feature matchups between leading Anti-Detect Browsers tools, with a clear verdict.
The list, in detail
Composed from the same fact-checked data as each tool's full review — pricing, features, and verified ratings.
Multilogin created this category and remains the most mature option, with the team controls, logging and support that make it viable for agencies. It is also comfortably the most expensive.
4.44 verified reviews
Pricing: Paid plans from $27/mo with a 3-day free trial
AdsPower is the value leader: comparable core capability to the premium tools at a fraction of the price, with unusually good automation and bulk operations. Support quality is the recurring complaint.
4.23 verified reviews
Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans from $7.20/mo
GoLogin is the most approachable option, with genuine cloud profiles that open from any machine and a browser-based mode that needs no local install. Fingerprint depth and Linux support trail the leaders.
4.23 verified reviews
Pricing: Paid plans from $24/mo with a 7-day free trial
Dolphin Anty targets advertising teams specifically, with workflow features shaped around campaign work and a genuinely free tier. Narrower in general-purpose use than its rivals.
4.32 verified reviews
Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans from $71/mo
Incogniton is the accessible entry point: a permanently free tier, simple setup and enough capability for small-scale work. Depth, support and scale all trail the established options.
3.52 verified reviews
Pricing: Free plan available; paid plans from $24/mo
Methodology
We evaluated 17 anti-detect browsers across 25 criteria, weighted: features 30%, value for money 25%, ease of use 25%, support 20%. Our process:
We do not test against or document methods for evading any specific platform's controls. We pay for our own accounts, and no vendor can buy a ranking, a rating or a badge.
Anti-Detect Browsers by the numbers
$24/mo
Median starting price
100%
Offer a free trial
60%
Have a free plan
14
Verified reviews
Computed live from the 5 Anti-Detect Browsers products we track — August 25, 2026
Buyer's guide
Most major platforms — advertising networks, marketplaces, social networks — prohibit operating multiple accounts, and using a tool to make separate accounts look unrelated will usually breach their terms even where it breaks no law. There are genuine exceptions: agencies given explicit permission to manage client accounts, sellers operating legitimately distinct businesses, and internal testing. Establish which category you are in before you spend anything, because the risk of losing accounts and ad spend sits with you, not the vendor.
Every vendor prices by concurrent profiles, and the spread is large — the same 50-profile workload ranges from roughly $30 to well over $100 a month depending on provider and tier. Count the profiles you genuinely need running at once rather than the total you might create, since most tools charge for the former.
None of these tools include the proxies that make separate profiles look like separate locations, and residential proxy traffic frequently costs more than the browser subscription. Budget both together, and check that the tool supports assigning proxies in bulk rather than one profile at a time — at 50 profiles, manual assignment is a genuine time sink.
Every vendor claims a superior fingerprint engine and none of them can prove it in a way you can verify. What you can evaluate is the operational side: sharing profiles between team members without exposing passwords, role permissions, activity logs, and whether a profile opened on one machine syncs to another. That is where these tools genuinely differ, and where a badly-chosen one costs you hours weekly.
FAQ
It isolates browser profiles so that separate accounts do not share cookies, storage or a common browser fingerprint. Legitimate uses are common: agencies managing client advertising accounts with permission, QA teams testing across device and browser configurations, ad verification, and web data collection at scale. The same capability is also used to breach platform rules on multiple accounts, which is why the compliance question below matters.
Frequently, yes. Most major advertising networks, marketplaces and social platforms prohibit operating multiple accounts, and using a tool to make separate accounts appear unrelated will generally breach those terms even where it breaks no law. There are genuine exceptions — agencies with explicit client authorisation, businesses that legitimately operate distinct legal entities, and internal testing. The risk of account or ad-spend loss sits with you, not the vendor, so establish your position before you buy.
Priced by concurrent profiles, with a wide spread. For roughly 100 profiles: AdsPower about $40/month, GoLogin $24 (annual), Dolphin Anty $71, Multilogin $89 for its Team tier. Free tiers exist at Dolphin Anty and Incogniton (ten profiles each) and AdsPower (five). Remember that proxies are a separate purchase and often cost more than the browser subscription — budget both together.
Almost always. An anti-detect browser separates the browser environment; without different IP addresses, profiles still share an obvious common signal. Residential proxy traffic typically costs $3.50–8 per gigabyte, which frequently exceeds the browser subscription — see our proxy services comparison. Check that your chosen tool supports bulk proxy import and assignment, because configuring 100 profiles one at a time is a genuine waste of a day.
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