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Hidemyacc Review 2026: No-Code Automation on Every Plan and a Kernel Closing the Gap

Antidetect browser from Vietnam with near-weekly releases, its own Marco Browser and Chrome, Edge and Brave profiles, no-code scripts and a synchronizer on every plan; 7-day trial, $10 a month for 5 profiles, 100 profiles for $49 or $25 on annual billing.

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About Hidemyacc

Hidemyacc is an antidetect browser for Windows and macOS run by ONEADX CO., LTD in Hanoi, Vietnam. Profiles can run on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Yandex Browser as well as the company's own Marco Browser, with per-profile settings for canvas, audio context and WebGL metadata; the company doesn't describe its spoofing method in more detail. Releases come almost every week: version 3.1.12 of October 19, 2026 brought Marco Browser, Chrome, Edge and Brave to version 155.

There is no free plan, only a 7-day trial. Mini costs $10 a month for 5 profiles, Starter $29 for 30, Base $49 for 100 with 1 free sub-account, Team $99 for 300 with 3 and Business $199 for 1,000 with 5; custom plans on your own server are on request. Annual billing cuts prices by about 50%, so Base costs $25 a month. Extra team members cost $5 a month ($3 on annual billing) on a Share plan that works only with profiles shared with it. Payment is made inside the app.

Every plan includes no-code scripts built by drag and drop or by recording actions, a window synchronizer, activity history and session backup. From Base, profiles can use Android or iOS as their operating system and can be shared with or transferred to team members. The API, with Puppeteer and Selenium examples, starts on Team. Hidemyacc's affiliate program pays up to 20% of referred users' payments every month for as long as they pay.

Hidemyacc: our review

Lu Discover · Editor-in-chiefApproved by the editor ·

Hidemyacc gives every plan no-code automation: scripts you build from blocks or record from your clicks, plus a window synchronizer. 100 profiles cost $49 a month or $25 yearly. Its Marco Browser kernel reached Chromium 155 on October 19. There's no free plan, only a 7-day trial.

Hidemyacc's selling point is automation without code on every plan, even the $10 one: scripts you assemble from blocks or record from your own clicks, a window synchronizer and a custom window layout. 100 profiles cost $49 a month, or $25 on yearly billing. Its own browser, Marco Browser, followed Chrome by 5 weeks in the summer and by 2 weeks in October. What it doesn't have is a free plan: you get a 7-day trial, then pay.

This review is built on what Hidemyacc publishes: its pricing page with the full feature table, release notes, help center, API examples, terms and affiliate page, all checked on October 22 and 23, 2026. For how its kernel compares with Dolphin, AdsPower, Octo and GoLogin, see Antidetect Browsers for Media Buyers 2026: Real Differences.

What is Hidemyacc, and who makes it?

A desktop antidetect browser for Windows and macOS. Profiles can present Windows, macOS, Linux, Android or iOS. Version 3.1.12 came out on October 19, 2026; the app updates itself, though the download page still lists 3.1.5.

The company is named in full. Hidemyacc belongs to ONEADX CO., LTD, a Vietnamese company with tax code 0109277592 and an address in Hanoi, printed on every page. The terms are under Vietnamese law with disputes going to a court in Hanoi, and the privacy policy says user data is stored on servers in Singapore.

It has a track record. The domain was registered in June 2021, the first release in the notes, 2.0.0, is dated August 1, 2021, and version 3.0 brought Marco Browser and team members in May 2023.

The audience is broad but Vietnam-first. The site comes in English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Spanish and Russian, the proxy settings list 2 Vietnamese proxy services by name next to HTTP and SOCKS, and affiliates can withdraw to Vietnamese banks.

How Hidemyacc pricing works

5 plans by profile count, with no free tier. Mini costs $10 a month for 5 profiles, Starter $29 for 30, Base $49 for 100, Team $99 for 300 and Business $199 for 1,000. Yearly billing roughly halves the price: $5, $15, $25, $49 and $99 a month. Custom plans with any profile count, on your own server, are on request.

The trial is the only free option: 7 days, after which you pick a plan. Payment happens inside the app: by Visa or Mastercard and QR code through Appota, a Vietnamese payment service, in crypto through Cryptomus, with Hidemyacc Coin, or by PayPal for international customers.

Base is the plan most buyers need. Mini and Starter lack a lot: no Android or iOS profiles, no folders, no quick profiles, no shared profiles, no team members and no free proxies. Base at $49 adds all of that for 100 profiles.

Which plan has which features

Hidemyacc's feature table, checked on October 23, 2026:

  • Profiles. Mini: 5. Starter: 30. Base: 100. Team: 300. Business: 1,000.
  • No-code scripts: drag and drop, recording, import. Mini: yes. Starter: yes. Base: yes. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Synchronizer and window layout. Mini: yes. Starter: yes. Base: yes. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Session backup and activity history. Mini: yes. Starter: yes. Base: yes. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Android and iOS profiles. Mini: no. Starter: no. Base: yes. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Folders and quick profiles. Mini: no. Starter: no. Base: yes. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Free proxies. Mini: no. Starter: no. Base: yes. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Share profiles. Mini: no. Starter: no. Base: yes. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Free sub-accounts. Mini: none. Starter: none. Base: 1. Team: 3. Business: 5.
  • API. Mini: no. Starter: no. Base: no. Team: yes. Business: yes.
  • Import and export of profiles. Mini: no. Starter: no. Base: no. Team: no. Business: yes.

2 gaps stand out. The API starts at $99 on Team, so scripting a 100-profile setup costs twice the Base price. And importing or exporting profiles, the easiest way to move a farm between tools, is on Business only, at $199.

No-code automation on every plan

This is where Hidemyacc beats most rivals at its price. You can build a script by dragging blocks into a flow, record a script by doing the task once by hand, or import one, and Hidemyacc ships ready-made system scripts. All of it works on Mini. AdsPower keeps its no-code RPA on paid plans and Dolphin{anty} calls its version scenarios; Hidemyacc gives it to everyone who pays.

The synchronizer repeats your actions across profiles, and a custom window layout arranges them on screen. For warming up a handful of accounts by hand, Mini at $10 a month already has it.

The API starts on Team. The app runs a local API on port 2268 that starts profiles and returns a WebSocket address for Puppeteer; the documentation gives examples for Puppeteer with Node.js and Selenium with C# and Python, and doesn't mention Playwright. We found no MCP server or AI agent.

The scripts run on your computer. Hidemyacc ships about 30 free scripts for eBay, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and Google, scripts can read and write Google Sheets and Excel, and you can schedule them, but the computer has to stay on with the app open.

Which kernel is Hidemyacc running?

Marco Browser 155, released on October 19, 2026. Marco Browser is Hidemyacc's own browser, which the company says is "built on the powerful Chrome engine." Each profile also picks which browser to present: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Yandex Browser, with a version Hidemyacc updates in each release. The docs don't say that real Edge or Opera builds are launched, so treat these as identities on the same Chromium engine. An older Firefox-based engine, Foxy, was dropped in version 3.0.

The release notes show it catching up with Chrome:

  • 149. Chrome stable: June 2. Hidemyacc release: July 10. Days after Chrome: 38.
  • 150. Chrome stable: June 30. Hidemyacc release: August 6. Days after Chrome: 37.
  • 151. Chrome stable: July 28. Hidemyacc release: August 21. Days after Chrome: 24.
  • 152. Chrome stable: August 25. Hidemyacc release: September 24. Days after Chrome: 30.
  • 153. Chrome stable: September 8. Hidemyacc release: October 5. Days after Chrome: 27.
  • 154. Chrome stable: September 22. Hidemyacc release: October 12. Days after Chrome: 20.
  • 155. Chrome stable: October 6. Hidemyacc release: October 19. Days after Chrome: 13.

So 2 to 5 weeks behind, and closing. It wasn't always so: in spring version 148 was skipped and no kernel update shipped between Marco 147 and July 10. The notes also list 147 under March 30, a week before Chrome 147 came out, so some dates there are wrong. Chrome 156 came out on October 20, so on October 23 Marco Browser is 1 version behind. Releases come almost every week. If the October pace holds, Hidemyacc will sit within 2 weeks of Chrome.

How Hidemyacc handles fingerprints

It doesn't explain the method. Profiles let you set the operating system, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android or iOS, the browser and its version, a custom user agent, Canvas, audio context and WebGL settings, and WebRTC behavior. The help center describes what each setting does but not how the values are generated. The home page promises a "high score on fingerprint tests" without naming tests or results, and we found no published analysis of its fingerprints by a detection company or researchers. A Magic Link copies the fingerprint parameters of a browser you open it in, such as the operating system, screen, memory and graphics card, into a new profile.

Data stays local by default. Profiles are saved on your computer, and the last 10 sessions of each profile, with cookies, history and bookmarks, are kept locally. Cookies and history go to Hidemyacc's servers only for profiles shared with Edit or Admin rights. Logging in, deleting and transferring profiles can require a 2FA code.

Free proxies come with a warning. Since October 12, Base includes 100 GB of free residential traffic, Team 200 GB and Business 500 GB. Hidemyacc's own guide says its free proxies "are shared among Hidemyacc users" and recommends using your own proxy "for the best account security." For ad accounts, follow that advice.

Team work: sub-accounts and the Share plan

Mini and Starter have no team at all. From Base, the main account creates sub-accounts: 1 is free on Base, 3 on Team and 5 on Business, and more can be added without limit, paid for the days left on the main subscription. A team of 3 on Base costs about $54 a month.

Sharing is per profile. You share profiles or folders with View, Edit or Admin rights: View can run a profile without changing its fingerprint, Edit syncs cookies and history, and Admin can also share it, change proxies and extensions, but can't delete it for good. The owner can force-stop a shared profile, and the activity history shows who created, opened, edited, shared or transferred which profile over the last 30 days.

The Share plan is for outside helpers: $5 a month, $3 on yearly billing, for an account that can't create profiles and only works with what's shared with it.

Terms and refunds

No cash refunds, ever. The refund policy says Hidemyacc "does not issue cash refunds, e-wallet refunds, or any other monetary reimbursement." The only compensation is extra usage days, and only when a backend outage or serious bug on its side went unfixed for 7 days and you ask within 7 days. Forgetting to cancel doesn't count, and plans renew automatically.

The prohibited list hits close to home. Besides fraud and illegal gambling, the terms ban "advertising fraud," "creating fake accounts in bulk for spam, astroturfing, or review manipulation" and "automating fake user behavior to circumvent third-party platform policies." Hidemyacc can suspend an account without notice for a violation, with no refund, and delete its data 30 days later.

Signing up and paying

Start with the 7-day trial. We don't have a referral link or a promo code for Hidemyacc: download it from its site, and see its card in our catalog for the key facts.

If you want to refer people yourself, Hidemyacc's affiliate program pays 10% to 20% of referred users' payments every month for as long as they keep paying, with withdrawals by PayPal, Payoneer, PingPong, USDT or BUSD on BEP20, or Vietnamese banks.

Hidemyacc pricing in October 2026

Prices from the pricing page on October 23, 2026, in USD:

  • Mini. Profiles: 5. Free sub-accounts: none. Monthly: $10. Yearly, per month: $5.
  • Starter. Profiles: 30. Free sub-accounts: none. Monthly: $29. Yearly, per month: $15.
  • Base. Profiles: 100. Free sub-accounts: 1. Monthly: $49. Yearly, per month: $25.
  • Team. Profiles: 300. Free sub-accounts: 3. Monthly: $99. Yearly, per month: $49.
  • Business. Profiles: 1,000. Free sub-accounts: 5. Monthly: $199. Yearly, per month: $99.
  • Share. Profiles: works with shared profiles only. Monthly: $5. Yearly, per month: $3.

There's no free plan; every new account gets a 7-day trial. Custom plans are on request.

Hidemyacc pricing page, monthly billing, checked October 23, 2026: a 7-day free trial; Mini $10 a month for 5 browser profiles, Starter $29 for 30, Base $49 for 100, marked as recommended, Team $99 for 300 and Business $199 for 1,000; custom browser fingerprints on every plan.

Hidemyacc vs other antidetect browsers

How it compares at about 100 profiles, October 22, 2026:

  • Hidemyacc. 100 profiles, monthly: $49. Yearly, per month: $25. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $54. No-code automation: every plan. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
  • AdsPower. 100 profiles, monthly: $36. Yearly, per month: $21.60. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $46. No-code automation: RPA on paid plans. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
  • Dolphin{anty}. 100 profiles, monthly: $89. Yearly, per month: $53. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $109. No-code automation: scenarios. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
  • Multilogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $40 (Business). Yearly, per month: $26.67. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $40, unlimited seats. No-code automation: none. Chromium kernel on October 22: Mimic 155.
  • MoreLogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $35. Yearly, per month: $21. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $40. No-code automation: RPA, also on Free. Chromium kernel on October 22: 148 (last published, June).
  • RoxyBrowser. 100 profiles, monthly: $28. Yearly, per month: $16.80. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $28, plus $10 once. No-code automation: AI agent. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.

Hidemyacc vs AdsPower is the closest match: both run Chromium 155 and both automate without code. AdsPower costs $13 less for 100 profiles and includes the API on that plan; Hidemyacc puts recorded scripts and the synchronizer on its $10 plan. See our AdsPower review.

Hidemyacc vs Dolphin{anty} is price against depth: Dolphin costs $40 more for 100 profiles but adds a cookie robot and a free plan. Our Dolphin{anty} review has the details. For the whole field, see the antidetect browser pricing comparison.

If you sign up for one of the others, here are our referral links: AdsPower, Dolphin{anty}, MoreLogin and RoxyBrowser.

Pros and cons of Hidemyacc

Pros

  • No-code scripts, built from blocks or recorded from your clicks, on every plan from $10
  • A synchronizer and custom window layout on every plan
  • Marco Browser follows Chrome faster each month: 13 days behind with version 155
  • Android and iOS profiles from Base
  • 100 profiles for $25 a month on yearly billing
  • Session backup and activity history on every plan
  • Clear terms: Vietnamese law, a named company with a tax code and an address

Cons

  • No free plan, only a 7-day trial
  • No cash refunds; compensation only in extra days, and only for clear faults on Hidemyacc's side
  • Plans renew automatically
  • The API starts at $99 on Team; profile import and export only on Business at $199
  • Mini and Starter have no team members at all
  • Free proxies are shared among users
  • The terms ban "automating fake user behavior to circumvent third-party platform policies"
  • No published method or outside analysis of its fingerprints

Checklist: what to do

Questions about Hidemyacc

Is Hidemyacc free?

No. There's no free plan, but every new account gets a 7-day trial. The cheapest plan, Mini, costs $10 a month for 5 profiles, or $5 on yearly billing.

How much does Hidemyacc cost?

Mini costs $10 a month for 5 profiles, Starter $29 for 30, Base $49 for 100, Team $99 for 300 and Business $199 for 1,000. Yearly billing roughly halves the price, so Base costs $25 a month.

Which Chrome version does Hidemyacc use?

Its own Marco Browser 155, released on October 19, 2026, 13 days after Chrome 155. Chrome 156 came out on October 20.

Does Hidemyacc have an API?

Yes, from the Team plan at $99 a month. The documentation has examples for Puppeteer with Node.js and Selenium with C# and Python. No-code scripts and the synchronizer work on every plan.

Can I get a refund from Hidemyacc?

Not in cash. Hidemyacc only credits extra usage days, and only when a fault on its side kept you from using the service, with a request made within 7 days.

Hidemyacc or AdsPower: which is better?

Both run Chromium 155 and automate without code. AdsPower is cheaper at 100 profiles, $36 against $49, has a free plan and includes the API on that plan. Hidemyacc puts recorded scripts and the synchronizer on its cheapest plan and updates almost every week.

Compare Hidemyacc with other antidetect browsers

—editors’ score / 5

Our verdict on Hidemyacc

A solid pick for buyers who automate by hand rather than by code, with a kernel that has nearly caught up with Chrome, but no free plan and no cash refunds.

Hidemyacc does the unglamorous things well: no-code scripts and a synchronizer on every plan, weekly releases, a kernel that went from 5 weeks behind Chrome in August to 2 weeks in October, and terms that name a real company, a tax code and a court. The price is fair on yearly billing, $25 a month for 100 profiles. The weak spots are commercial: no free plan, no cash refunds, automatic renewal, and an API that starts at $99.

My advice: use the 7-day trial to record the warm-up and posting scripts you actually run, and test them with your own proxies. If they hold, Base on yearly billing is good value; if you need scripting by code, compare Team at $99 with AdsPower first.

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  • Nguyen Hong
    I've been using Hidemyacc for a few months I've been using Hidemyacc for a few months to manage multiple browser profiles for work, and overall Im satisfied. The interface is easy to navigate, creating and syncing profiles works smoothly, and I haven't run into the random flagging or logout issues I've had with some other tools. Support responds quickly whenever I have questions. Minor downside: it can load a bit slowly when I have a lot of profiles open at once, but overall it's a reliable tool for anyone managing multiple accounts.
  • Lena Carrington
    I think the interface is simple and easy I think the interface is simple and easy to learn. The function good as I want. One improvement, clearer billing explanations would help new users choose the right plan.
  • Jilli
    Tbh i didn't expect much at first Tbh i didn't expect much at first. but i've now created three new youtube channels. starting with fresh gmail accounts inside hidemyacc and everything worked without any hiccups. for what i'm doing, that kind of reliability is really valuable. I have a small suggestion for them that they should add more ip pools of free proxy. i see that the number of free proxies is too low these days.

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