Antidetect Browser Pricing Comparison 2026: What 31 Browsers Really Cost

What does an antidetect browser cost in 2026? For 100 profiles, anywhere from nothing to $99 a month, depending on how the vendor counts. Some charge per profile, some per browser running at once, some per device or per launch, and a few give everything away and earn elsewhere. We checked the pricing pages of 31 antidetects on October 22, 2026, and put them side by side: what 100 profiles cost, what a team of 3 pays, and what you actually get for the money.

Price isn't everything, so every row also shows the kernel. On October 22 Chrome was on 156, and a cheap browser that runs a kernel 5 versions old isn't a bargain for ad accounts. I've worked with Dolphin{anty}, Linken Sphere, AdsPower and Multilogin myself; the rest is built on what the vendors publish. Our ranking of the best 15 is in Best Antidetect Browser for Media Buyers 2026.

Disclosure: links marked "our link" are referral links. If you pay through them, aliencpa earns a commission; that doesn't change the prices or the verdicts below.

How antidetect browsers charge in 2026

There are 6 pricing models, and they make direct comparison tricky:

• Profile tiers. You pay for a number of profiles, usually 10, 100, 300 and up. Most vendors work this way: Dolphin{anty}, AdsPower, GoLogin, Octo Browser, Multilogin, MoreLogin, Hidemyacc, Nullprint, Incogniton, DICloak, 0detect, WADE X and VMLogin. Linken Sphere does the same with "sessions".
• Pay per profile, any term. RoxyBrowser sells exactly the number of profiles you need for 30 to 360 days, plus 1-day and 7-day passes.
• Browsers running at once. Kameleo and CloakBrowser give unlimited profiles and charge for how many run at the same time.
• Unlimited profiles. Undetectable and Donut Browser don't cap profiles stored on your computer, and ixBrowser doesn't cap profiles at all; you pay for cloud storage, features or seats.
• Launch limits and packs. Nstbrowser gives 500 free profiles and limits launches a day; BitBrowser sells packs with users included.
• One-time license. GPMLogin charges once per device, with no subscription.

Yearly billing changes the order. Discounts for paying a year ahead run from 20% to 50%: Hidemyacc and GoLogin take 50% off, Incogniton, Dolphin{anty} and AdsPower 40%. A browser that looks expensive monthly can be one of the cheapest yearly.

What 100 profiles cost: all prices side by side

Commercial antidetects, cheapest monthly first, October 22, 2026:

• Nstbrowser. 100 profiles, monthly: $0, free plan with 30 launches a day. Yearly, per month: $17.93 (Starter). Chromium kernel: 153, Docker image.
• Donut Browser. 100 profiles, monthly: $0, local profiles unlimited. Chromium kernel: 154.
• ixBrowser. 100 profiles, monthly: $3.99, profiles unlimited. Yearly, per month: shown in the client. Chromium kernel: 151.
• BitBrowser. 100 profiles, monthly: $15, with 4 users. Yearly, per month: not shown on the site. Chromium kernel: not published.
• RoxyBrowser. 100 profiles, monthly: $28. Yearly, per month: $16.80. Chromium kernel: 155.
• DICloak. 100 profiles, monthly: $28.80. Yearly, per month: $17.28. Chromium kernel: 152.
• Nullprint. 100 profiles, monthly: $29, with 2 seats. Yearly, per month: $20.30. Chromium kernel: 154.
• 0detect. 100 profiles, monthly: $30 for 130. Yearly, per month: $21. Chromium kernel: 155.
• MoreLogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $35. Yearly, per month: $21. Chromium kernel: 148, last published.
• AdsPower. 100 profiles, monthly: $36. Yearly, per month: $21.60. Chromium kernel: 155.
• GoLogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $39. Yearly, per month: $19.50. Chromium kernel: 153.
• Multilogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $40, unlimited seats. Yearly, per month: $26.67. Chromium kernel: 155.
• Undetectable. 100 profiles, monthly: $49, local unlimited. Yearly, per month: $34. Chromium kernel: 155.
• Hidemyacc. 100 profiles, monthly: $49. Yearly, per month: $25. Chromium kernel: 155.
• Kameleo. 100 profiles, monthly: 59 EUR, 10 running at once. Yearly, per month: 45 EUR. Chromium kernel: 156.
• Octo Browser. 100 profiles, monthly: 79 EUR. Yearly, per month: 56 EUR. Chromium kernel: 156.
• Incogniton. 100 profiles, monthly: $79.99 for 150. Yearly, per month: $47.99. Chromium kernel: 152.
• Dolphin{anty}. 100 profiles, monthly: $89. Yearly, per month: $53. Chromium kernel: 155.
• Linken Sphere. 100 profiles, monthly: $90 for 150 sessions. Yearly, per month: $72. Chromium kernel: 155.
• WADE X. 100 profiles, monthly: $90 for 150. Yearly, per month: $72. Chromium kernel: 154, claimed.
• VMLogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $99 for 200. Yearly, per month: discount through support. Chromium kernel: 155.
• GPMLogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $125 once per device, profiles unlimited. Chromium kernel: not published.

With a kernel no more than 1 version behind, 100 profiles cost from $28 a month (RoxyBrowser) to $99 (VMLogin), and from $16.80 a month on yearly billing. Only Kameleo and Octo Browser ran Chrome 156 on October 22, and they cost 59 and 79 EUR.

The cheapest options have a catch each. Nstbrowser limits launches and doesn't publish its desktop kernel, ixBrowser runs Chromium 151, and BitBrowser doesn't name its kernel at all.

What a team of 3 costs

Seats change the math more than profiles. Monthly prices for about 100 profiles and 3 people, October 22, 2026; where the vendor sells seats separately, we added them up:

• Nstbrowser — $0. Free plan includes 3 seats, 30 launches a day.
• ixBrowser — $3.99. Professional includes 20 seats.
• BitBrowser — $15. 100-profile pack includes 4 users.
• Nullprint — $32. Personal $29 with 2 seats, plus $3.
• DICloak — $35.20. Base with 100 profiles $32.20 and 2 seats, plus $3.
• MoreLogin — $40. $35 with 2 seats, plus $5.
• Multilogin — $40. Business, unlimited seats.
• AdsPower — $46. $36, plus 2 members at $5.
• Hidemyacc — $54. Base $49 with 1 sub-account, plus $5.
• Kameleo — 59 EUR. Seats are free; 10 browsers at once.
• Incogniton — $79.99. Professional, 150 profiles, 3 seats.
• 0detect — $80. Team, 350 profiles, 3 members.
• VMLogin — $99. Solo, 200 profiles, 5 sub-accounts.
• Dolphin{anty} — $109. $89, plus 2 users at $10.
• GoLogin — $109. Business, 300 profiles, 1 member included, plus $10.
• Undetectable — $119. Professional $99 with 2 users, plus $20.
• Linken Sphere — $160. Pro, 500 sessions; teams start here.
• Octo Browser — 169 EUR. Team, 350 profiles, 3 members plus the owner.

RoxyBrowser charges $10 for a team workspace and $5 per member on top of profiles, but its pricing page doesn't say how often.

All 31 browsers compared: price, features and who they fit

Prices are monthly unless marked yearly, checked October 22, 2026. Kernel versions compare with Chrome 156.

• Dolphin{anty}. Price: 100 profiles $89, $53 yearly; 20 for $10; free 5. What you get: Chromium 155; no-code scenarios, synchronizer and API from $10; no mobile fingerprints; extra users $10 to $25. Best for: Facebook and TikTok farming, solo and small teams.
• Octo Browser. Price: 100 profiles 79 EUR, 56 EUR yearly; 3 for 10 EUR; no free plan, 2-day trial. What you get: Octium 156, 2 days after Chrome; API from Base; Android fingerprints, iOS and Android apps. Best for: Expensive accounts, mid-size and large teams.
• Linken Sphere. Price: 150 sessions $90, $72 yearly; 30 for $30; free 5. What you get: Chromium 155; local API and teams only on Pro at $160; mobile emulation from Light. Best for: Experienced solo buyers who tune by hand.
• AdsPower. Price: 100 profiles $36, $21.60 yearly; 10 for $9; free 2. What you get: Chromium 155 and a Firefox ESR engine; no-code RPA, synchronizer, API, MCP; iOS app; members $5. Best for: Teams and farms from 100 to 500+ profiles.
• Kameleo. Price: 10 browsers at once 59 EUR, 45 EUR yearly; profiles unlimited; free 2 at once. What you get: Chroma 156, a day after Chrome; API, SDKs and Docker; emulated iOS and Android; free seats. Best for: Automation, scraping and API workflows.
• Undetectable. Price: Local unlimited plus 50 cloud $49, $34 yearly; free 5 cloud. What you get: Chromium 155; API, synchronizer and MCP on paid plans; Android and iPhone configurations; Base for 1 user. Best for: Solo buyers with many local profiles.
• Multilogin. Price: 100 profiles $40, $26.67 yearly; 10 for $11; free 5 cloud. What you get: Mimic 155; unlimited seats on Business; cloud Android on real hardware; Firefox engine frozen on 146. Best for: Agencies that need profiles and phones together.
• RoxyBrowser. Price: 100 profiles $28 per 30 days, $16.80 on 360 days; 10 for $8; free 2. What you get: Chromium 155; API on the free plan, synchronizer, AI agent, MCP; Windows, macOS and Linux; day passes. Best for: Changing profile counts, short projects, Linux.
• GoLogin. Price: 100 profiles $39, $19.50 yearly; 10 for $9; free 3, 7-day trial. What you get: Orbita 153; Android and iOS apps, Cloud Android; API from Professional; teams from Business at $99. Best for: Cheap start, buyers who also work from a phone.
• Hidemyacc. Price: 100 profiles $49, $25 yearly; 5 for $10; 7-day trial. What you get: Marco Browser 155; no-code scripts and synchronizer on every plan; Android and iOS profiles from Base; API from $99. Best for: Yearly payers who want no-code automation.
• MoreLogin. Price: 100 profiles $35, $21 yearly; 10 for $9; free 2. What you get: Chromium 148 last published in June; API, RPA and synchronizer on free; cloud Android $0.006 a minute. Best for: Budget teams with cloud Android.
• Incogniton. Price: 150 profiles $79.99, $47.99 yearly; 10 for $19.99; free 10 for 2 months. What you get: Chrome 152; API, SDKs and MCP from $29.99; Cas AI assistant; team activity log; cloud Android $3 a phone. Best for: Small teams up to 150 profiles that automate.
• Nullprint. Price: 100 profiles and 2 seats $29, $20.30 yearly; 30 for $9; free 5. What you get: Own Chromium 154 build, older kernels on request; API and MCP on every plan; roles, audit log; launched October 2026. Best for: Technical buyers and teams with AI agents.
• Nstbrowser. Price: Free 500 profiles, 30 launches a day; Starter $29.90, $17.93 yearly. What you get: Desktop kernel not published, Docker image on 153; API and AI agent on free; no-code RPA. Best for: Automation and big profile counts on no budget.
• BitBrowser. Price: 100 profiles and 4 users $15; 50 for $10, $7 yearly; free 10. What you get: Kernel not published, last named Chrome 134; API and RPA on free; cloud Android and real iPhone SE. Best for: Very small budgets, teams, mobile farms.
• 0detect. Price: 130 profiles $30, $21 yearly; 5 for $4; free 1 for 31 days. What you get: Chromium 155; API from Team at $80; synchronizer up to 4 profiles; cloud Android through GeeLark. Best for: Budget solo buyers.
• VMLogin. Price: 200 profiles $99; yearly through support; 3-day trial on request. What you get: Chromium 155; Windows only; API from Solo; 5 sub-accounts. Best for: Windows teams from 200 profiles.
• ixBrowser. Price: Profiles unlimited $3.99; free unlimited, 10 new a day. What you get: Chromium 151, 5 versions behind; API on paid plans; 20 seats on Professional. Best for: Zero-budget starts and tests.
• DICloak. Price: 100 profiles $28.80, $17.28 yearly; 20 for $8; free 5. What you get: Chromium 152; RPA on every plan, MCP; API and synchronizer on Plus. Best for: Small volumes and tests.
• WADE X. Price: 150 profiles $90, $72 yearly; 30 for $30; 7-day trial. What you get: Says Chromium 154, no changelog; manual WebGL, Canvas and audio settings; API from $160; no legal entity named. Best for: Niche, only after a trial.
• GPMLogin. Price: $125 once per device, profiles unlimited; 7-day trial. What you get: Kernel not named since Chromium 142; no-code builder and API; license tied to a device. Best for: Buyers who don't want a subscription.
• Donut Browser. Price: Free with unlimited local profiles; Solo $29, $23 yearly. What you get: Closed Wayfern engine on Chromium 154; open-source app; API launching from $99; extra seat $99. Best for: Zero-budget solo buyers fine with a young project.
• CloakBrowser. Price: 5 running at once $19 on promo, normally $29; free 1. What you get: Chromium 155 with C++ patches; Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium; separate GUI manager. Best for: Developers on Playwright and Puppeteer.
• Camoufox. Price: Free, open source. What you get: Firefox 158 prerelease; Python and Node libraries; no GUI; README says not for stable production. Best for: Scraper and AI-agent developers.
• Bablosoft. Price: BAS free; fingerprints $30 per 30 days. What you get: Chromium 155; free no-code BAS builder; about 50,000 real fingerprints; no teams. Best for: Automation and bot developers.
• Hexium Browser. Price: Free. What you get: Chromium 151 alpha; Linux and Playwright only. Best for: Developers testing an alpha.
• ShardBrowser. Price: Free; the vendor earns on ProxyShard proxies. What you get: Closed Chromium 152 engine; API, MCP, SDKs, synchronizer; unsigned builds; no teams. Best for: Solo users of ProxyShard proxies.
• Lightpanda. Price: Open source free; cloud from $19 for 300 browser hours. What you get: Own headless engine; no fingerprint spoofing. Best for: Scraping and AI agents, not multi-accounting.
• ADBLogin. Price: $0, as claimed. What you get: No fingerprint spoofing claimed; the site is a Multilogin affiliate hub; builds in password-protected archives. Best for: We don't recommend it.
• Chrome Power. Price: Free, open source. What you get: Chrome window manager with API and synchronizer; the author turned fingerprint spoofing off. Best for: Window management only.
• Pota Browser. Price: Free source code. What you get: Experiment without releases; no spoofing; last commit in July 2025. Best for: Not for work.

Each browser in a few words

The 15 we rank highest

Dolphin{anty}: you pay for the workflow. $89 for 100 profiles is near the top of the market, and every teammate adds $10 to $25. What you get is the most complete farming toolkit, with scenarios and an API from the $10 plan. Our Dolphin{anty} review; our link.

Octo Browser: you pay for kernel speed. 79 EUR for 100 profiles buys Chrome 156 within 2 days of release. There's no free plan, and teams start at 169 EUR. Our Octo Browser review; our link.

Linken Sphere: cheap to start, expensive to scale. 30 sessions cost $30, but the API and teams need Pro at $160. The code ALIENCPA gives 20% off the first payment. Our Linken Sphere review; our link.

AdsPower: the value pick for teams. $36 for 100 profiles plus $5 per member, with RPA and a synchronizer, makes it one of the cheapest browsers with a kernel 1 version behind. Our AdsPower review; our link.

Kameleo: cheap if you count browsers, not profiles. 59 EUR for 10 running at once with unlimited profiles and free seats is a bargain for scripts and odd for manual farming. Our Kameleo review.

Undetectable: unlimited local profiles for $49. Great value for 1 person on 1 computer; teams pay $99 plus $20 per extra user. Our Undetectable review; our link.

Multilogin: $40 for 100 profiles and any number of seats. The best team price among browsers 1 version behind Chrome, and it rents cloud Android phones on real hardware. Our Multilogin review.

RoxyBrowser: the cheapest yearly price with a near-current kernel. $16.80 a month for 100 profiles on a 360-day term, and day passes for short tests. The code 3TK5Gp gives 10% off spending; our link.

GoLogin: 50% off on yearly billing. $19.50 a month for 100 profiles is among the lowest yearly prices, but Orbita runs 3 versions behind. Our GoLogin review; our link.

Hidemyacc: pay yearly or don't. $49 a month drops to $25 on yearly billing, with no-code scripts on every plan. The API needs the $99 Team plan.

MoreLogin: cheap with a free API. $35 for 100 profiles and 2 seats included, with the API and RPA even on the free plan, but no kernel version published since June. Our MoreLogin review; our link.

Incogniton: the price jump hurts. 50 profiles with the API cost $29.99, but 100 means the 150-profile plan at $79.99. Yearly billing takes 40% off. Our Incogniton review; our link.

Nullprint: everything on every plan. $29 for 100 profiles and 2 seats includes the API and MCP that others reserve for higher plans. It launched in October 2026, so it has no track record yet.

Nstbrowser: the biggest free plan. 500 profiles free with 30 launches a day, or 3,000 a day for $29.90. Check the kernel before you trust it with accounts; our link.

BitBrowser: the cheapest team. $15 for 100 profiles and 4 users, but it doesn't publish its kernel version. Our BitBrowser review.

Budget and niche antidetects

0detect: cheap entry, current kernel. $4 for 5 profiles and $30 for 130, on Chromium 155. The free option lasts 31 days, and the API needs the $80 Team plan.

VMLogin: high entry, Windows only. $99 for 200 profiles on Chromium 155, with 5 sub-accounts. No free plan, and the yearly discount goes through support.

ixBrowser: almost free, but old. Unlimited profiles for $3.99 a month, or free with 10 new profiles a day. Chromium 151 is 5 versions behind.

DICloak: cheap and behind. $28.80 for 100 profiles, $17.28 yearly, but Chromium 152 is 4 versions behind.

WADE X: pricey and opaque. $90 for 150 profiles, no changelog, no legal entity named. The API starts at $160.

GPMLogin: no subscription. $125 once per device for unlimited profiles, but no kernel version named since November 2025.

Donut Browser: free locally, expensive in a team. Unlimited local profiles cost nothing; a team with cloud sync costs $199 and each extra seat $99.

Developer tools

CloakBrowser, Camoufox, Bablosoft and Hexium Browser are built for code. CloakBrowser charges for sessions running at once from $19, Bablosoft sells fingerprints at $30 for 30 days, and Camoufox and Hexium are free libraries. None has the team features or profile management media buyers expect.

Not antidetects for media buying

ShardBrowser, Lightpanda, ADBLogin, Chrome Power and Pota Browser are free, but none of them is a working antidetect for ad accounts. ShardBrowser is a free add-on to ProxyShard proxies with unsigned builds. Lightpanda is a headless engine for scraping. ADBLogin doesn't claim fingerprint spoofing, Chrome Power's author turned spoofing off, and Pota Browser is an experiment.

Hidden costs to check before you pay

Seats. Dolphin{anty} charges $10 to $25 per extra user, GoLogin $10, Undetectable $20, Donut Browser $99. AdsPower and MoreLogin charge $5. Linken Sphere and Multilogin don't sell extra seats at all; you move up a plan.

The API plan. The API often sits higher than the plan you'd otherwise buy: Linken Sphere at $160, Hidemyacc at $99, 0detect at $80, WADE X at $160 and Incogniton at $29.99. AdsPower, MoreLogin, Kameleo, RoxyBrowser, Nullprint, Nstbrowser and BitBrowser include it low or free.

Launch and time limits. Nstbrowser's free plan allows 30 launches a day and charges $0.01 per extra launch; BitBrowser's free plan allows 50. Kameleo's free plan includes 300 minutes of use.

Cloud phones by the minute. MoreLogin charges $0.006 a minute, Incogniton $3 a phone plus minutes from $8 per 1,000, and 0detect $5 a month plus $0.063 a minute.

Prices you can't see. BitBrowser shows yearly prices for its bigger packs only in the client, ixBrowser its yearly discount, and VMLogin gives its yearly discount through support.

Free plans that shrink. Incogniton drops from 10 profiles to 3 after 2 months, Multilogin deletes free profiles after 7 days of inactivity, Dolphin{anty} has announced a cut from 5 profiles to 3, and 0detect's free profile lasts 31 days.

Refunds and currency. Incogniton refunds only within 24 hours of purchase. Octo Browser and Kameleo charge in EUR, so the dollar price moves with the exchange rate.

Best value by situation

Our picks, weighing price against kernel freshness:

• Solo, about 100 profiles: RoxyBrowser at $28, or $16.80 yearly; AdsPower at $36 if you want RPA.
• Team of 3: Multilogin at $40 with unlimited seats, or AdsPower at $46.
• Kernel matters most: Kameleo at 59 EUR if you automate, Octo Browser at 79 EUR if you farm by hand.
• Many profiles on 1 computer: Undetectable at $49 with unlimited local profiles.
• No budget: Nstbrowser's free 500 profiles or BitBrowser's free 10 for tests, not for expensive accounts.
• No subscription: GPMLogin at $125 once per device, if you accept an unpublished kernel.

Remember the rest of the bill. The browser is 1 line in the cost of account farming; proxies and the accounts themselves usually cost more.