How to create your first Incogniton browser profile
Published by IncognitonWatch on YouTube
Updated Oct 5, 2026
Anti-Detect Browsers
Incogniton
Antidetect browser with team roles and member activity logs
From $11.99/mofree trial
Incogniton at a glance
from our research
Desktop antidetect browser for small teams running social media and e-commerce accounts on Windows or Mac
Admins build roles from permissions and see each member's logins and profile sessions in an Activity tab
Team seats start on Professional, refunds close 24 hours after purchase, and there's no Linux build
Entrepreneur costs $29.99 a month for 50 profiles with the API, or $17.99 a month billed yearly
Overview
What is Incogniton?
Incogniton is an antidetect browser for running many isolated browser profiles, each with its own digital fingerprint, from one dashboard. It's made by WorkingGreen B.V. in the Netherlands. According to its About page, the founders began building the first version in 2019 and the product launched at the beginning of 2020.
A new user downloads the desktop app and registers a free account from its start screen, without payment details. Profiles are created one at a time or with the bulk creator, then connected to the built-in proxies or to purchased HTTP, SOCKS5 or SSH proxies. The Cookie Collector fills new profiles with cookies, cookies can be imported and exported, and the Synchronizer copies what a user does in one profile to others. For teams, an admin invites members under Team, gives each a role built from administration, proxy library and group permissions, and shares whole groups of profiles. An Activity tab shows each member's online status, logins, failed logins, active time and profile sessions, and exports them as CSV or Excel.
Incogniton describes the product as suited to social media management, e-commerce, automation and multi-accounting. The app runs on Windows 10 and 11 and on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with no Linux build, and profiles sync across devices through encrypted cloud servers. Developers get a REST API, Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright support, Node.js and Python SDKs and a command-line tool. Plans are priced by profile count, and team seats begin on the Professional plan.
Our verdict on Incogniton
Updated Oct 5, 2026Pricing checked Oct 5, 2026
Incogniton makes sense for a small team that wants clear oversight of who does what without paying enterprise prices. From Professional up, admins build roles out of specific permissions, share whole groups of profiles, and read an Activity log of each member's logins, failed logins, active time and profile sessions, which exports to CSV or Excel. The developer side is broad for a mid-priced tool: Entrepreneur and above get the REST API with Selenium and Puppeteer, and the docs add Playwright, official Node.js and Python SDKs and a CLI.
The plan ladder needs a careful read. Starter Plus gives 10 profiles but leaves out the Cookie Collector, Synchronizer, API and cookie export, so anyone automating skips straight to Entrepreneur, and Entrepreneur's comparison column shows no team seats, roles or dashboard. The free plan's 10 profiles last two months before it drops to 3. Refunds are limited to 24 hours after a purchase, and changing plans means canceling and buying again, with unused days credited if you email support. Linux users are out of luck, since the app ships for Windows and macOS.
Entrepreneur is the plan most single operators need. It costs $29.99 a month for 50 profiles with the API, Cookie Collector and Synchronizer, or $17.99 a month billed yearly. A team of up to three moves to Professional at $79.99 a month for 150 profiles and 3 seats, which falls to $55.99 a month on six-month billing and $47.99 billed yearly. Past that, the Custom Package starts at $149.99 a month for 500 profiles with 10 seats included, plus $5 a month for each extra seat.
Pick Incogniton when a team of two or three on Windows or Mac wants the activity log and role builder and fits within 150 profiles. Larger teams that don't want to jump to the Custom Package can look at GoLogin, which doesn't charge per member and costs $39 a month for 100 profiles. Linux users can turn to AdsPower, whose Professional plan sells 50 profiles for $21 a month.
Written by Lokesh Kapoor
Pros & cons
Incogniton pros and cons
What it does well
- Free Starter package with 10 profiles for two months, then 3, with no card needed
- Activity tab logs each member's logins, active time and sessions, exportable as CSV
- REST API, Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright support, plus Node.js and Python SDKs
- Monthly, six-month or yearly billing, with 30% and 40% off the longer terms
Where it falls short
- Team seats start on Professional at $79.99 a month, which includes 3
- Refunds are limited to the 24 hours after a purchase
- No Linux build; the desktop app runs on Windows 10/11 and macOS
Editor's assessment from vendor documentation and published pricing
Pricing
Incogniton pricing
Incogniton's paid plans start at $11.99/month, above the $6 median across the 5 tools in our Anti-Detect Browsers ranking. A free plan is available, and a free trial is available.
Starter
$0
Free plan
- 10 browser profiles for the first 2 months
- 3 browser profiles after that
- No credit card required
Usage: 10 profiles for the first two months, then 3. Cookie Collector, the synchronizer, profile transfers, team features, cookie export and API automation need a paid plan.
Starter Plus
$11.99/mo
per month, 10 profiles
or $19.99/mo billed monthly
- 10 browser profiles
- Regular support
- Free built-in proxies
- Bulk profile actions
- Cas AI assistant
Usage: 10 profiles and no team member seats. Billed every 6 months, it costs $13.99 a month.
Entrepreneur
$17.99/mo
per month, 50 profiles
or $29.99/mo billed monthly
- 50 browser profiles
- Selenium / Puppeteer integration
- API access
- Cookie Collector
- Synchronizer
Usage: 50 profiles; the comparison table lists no team member seats on this plan. Billed every 6 months, it costs $20.99 a month.
Professional
$47.99/mo
per month, 150 profiles
or $79.99/mo billed monthly
- 150 browser profiles
- 3 team member seats
- Team dashboard, roles and permissions
- Selenium / Puppeteer integration
- API access
Usage: 150 profiles and 3 team member seats. Billed every 6 months, it costs $55.99 a month.
Custom Package
$89.99/mo
per month, 500 profiles, plus $5 per extra seat
or $149.99/mo billed monthly
- 500 to 5,000 browser profiles
- 10 team member seats included
- Dedicated account manager
- SLA and onboarding assistance
- API access
Usage: Priced by profile count: 500 profiles cost $149.99, 1,000 cost $199.99, 2,000 cost $299.99 and 5,000 cost $499.99 a month. Ten team member seats are included; each extra seat costs $5 a month ($3 on yearly billing).
Checked against Incogniton's pricing page on October 5, 2026 · see the full breakdown
Capabilities
Incogniton features
Checked against the same feature list as every other tool in its category.
Profiles & Isolation
- Included:Cloud profile syncProfiles stored in the cloud and available from any machine.
- Included:Configurable fingerprintsControl over the browser attributes each profile reports, rather than fixed presets.
- Included:Full profile isolationCookies, storage and cache kept entirely separate between profiles.
- Included:Local-only storage optionKeep profile data on your own machine rather than the vendor's servers.
- Not included:Mobile device profilesEmulate Android and iOS browser environments, not only desktop.
Team & Automation
- Included:Activity loggingRecords who opened which profile and when, for accountability.Professional plan and up
- Included:Automation APIDrive profiles programmatically with Puppeteer, Playwright or Selenium.Entrepreneur plan and up
- Included:Team sharing & rolesShare profiles with colleagues under role-based permissions without exposing credentials.Professional plan and up
Operations
- Included:Built-in proxy managerStore, test and rotate proxies inside the tool.
- Included:Bulk proxy assignmentImport and assign proxies across many profiles at once.
- Included:Cookie import & exportMove session data in and out in standard formats.Export on Entrepreneur plan and up
- Included:Free tierA permanently free plan with a usable number of profiles.3 profiles after the first 2 months
- Not included:Linux supportRuns on Linux as well as Windows and macOS, for server-side automation.
- Included:Profile templates & bulk createGenerate many profiles at once from a saved configuration.
Ecosystem
Incogniton integrations
Videos
Watch Incogniton in action
Product walkthroughs from Incogniton's own YouTube channel.
How to create your first browser profile in Incogniton
Published by IncognitonWatch on YouTube
Alternatives
Top Incogniton alternatives
Tools that do the same job, from the same category.
Dolphin Anty
Best for media-buying and affiliate teams that need roles and per-user profile limits
Free plan
Fit check
Will Incogniton fit your team?
Support
- Email support
- Knowledge base
Training
- Documentation
- Video tutorials
Deployment
- Windows
- macOS
Typical users
- Freelancers
- Small businesses
FAQs
Incogniton FAQs
Written by our editorial team.
Is Incogniton free?
Yes. The free Starter package needs no credit card and includes 10 browser profiles for the first two months, after which it drops to 3 profiles. It leaves out the Cookie Collector, Synchronizer, profile transfers, team features, cookie export and API automation. The cheapest paid plan, Starter Plus, costs $19.99 a month for 10 profiles, or $11.99 a month billed yearly. See Incogniton pricing for the other plans.
Which Incogniton plan includes team members?
Team features start on Professional, which costs $79.99 a month and includes 3 team member seats with the team dashboard, roles and permissions. Starter Plus and Entrepreneur list no seats in the plan comparison. The Custom Package, from $149.99 a month for 500 profiles, includes 10 seats, and each extra seat costs $5 a month, or $3 a month on yearly billing. Admins can review each member's logins and profile sessions in the Activity tab.
Does Incogniton have an API?
Yes, from the Entrepreneur plan up. Incogniton offers a REST API with Selenium and Puppeteer automation, and its documentation also covers Playwright, official Node.js and Python SDKs and an Incogniton CLI. The free Starter package and Starter Plus don't include API access or Selenium automation. Entrepreneur costs $29.99 a month for 50 profiles, or $17.99 a month billed yearly.
Does Incogniton work on Linux?
No. Incogniton's download page offers the desktop app for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11 and for macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, with no Linux build. Profiles are saved on encrypted cloud servers and sync across devices, so the same profiles can be opened from another Windows or Mac computer. Supported proxy types are HTTP, SOCKS5 and SSH, and paid plans include free built-in proxies.
Can you get a refund from Incogniton?
Only within 24 hours of buying. Incogniton's terms of service allow refunds for a paid service within 24 hours of purchase and none after that. The pricing page says there are no long-term contracts and plans can be canceled anytime. To move to another plan, you cancel the current subscription and buy the new one, and unused days can be credited to it by emailing support.
Sources & methodology
Product details come from Incogniton's public website and documentation (Netherlands). Every plan and price was checked against the vendor's pricing page on October 5, 2026. We haven't tested this product hands-on; the verdict is a desk assessment. How we research and rank tools
- Founded 2020
- 3 languages supported
- incogniton.com
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