Lesser-Known Antidetect Browsers 2026: WADE X, 0detect, GPMLogin and VMLogin Checked

Most buyers pick from the same 10 or 15 antidetect browsers, but in chats and on conference stands you keep running into others. We took 4 that come up often, WADE X, 0detect, GPMLogin and VMLogin, and checked each the same way: who makes it, what it costs, how fresh its Chromium kernel is and where the catches are. The spread is wide: 0detect follows Chrome within about a week, while GPMLogin hasn't published a kernel version in 11 months.

How we checked. This roundup is built on what the 4 vendors publish: pricing pages, documentation, update logs and official Telegram channels, terms, privacy and refund policies, plus domain records, all checked on October 22 and 23, 2026. We didn't run accounts on them. For the 15 bigger names, see Best Antidetect Browser for Media Buyers 2026.

The 4 at a glance

On October 23, 2026, with Chrome 156 out since October 20:

• 0detect. Who makes it: Green Advex Technology LLC, Dubai address, UK law. About 100 profiles: $30 for 130, $21 yearly. API from: $80 (Team). Chromium kernel: 155, about a week after Chrome. Refunds: not mentioned.
• VMLogin. Who makes it: Rainbow Ads Inc, country not stated. About 100 profiles: $99 for 200. API from: every plan. Chromium kernel: 155, about 2 weeks after Chrome. Refunds: none.
• WADE X. Who makes it: "the WADE X team," no company named. About 100 profiles: $90 for 150, $72 yearly. API from: $160 (Advanced). Chromium kernel: 154 claimed, no dates. Refunds: 7 or 14 days, depending on the page.
• GPMLogin. Who makes it: GPM Software Solutions Co., Ltd., Vietnam. About 100 profiles: $125 once per device, profiles unlimited. API from: every license. Chromium kernel: 142, last published November 2025. Refunds: within 7 days.

0detect: the freshest kernel and the cheapest small plans

What it is. A desktop antidetect browser for Windows and macOS, run by Green Advex Technology LLC, whose privacy policy gives an address in Business Bay, Dubai; its terms are under United Kingdom law. The domain was registered in November 2024. The site comes in English, Ukrainian and Russian.

The kernel keeps up. 0detect announces every kernel in its Telegram channel: Chromium 152 on August 31, 153 on September 16, 154 on September 28 and 155 on October 14. Each came 6 to 8 days after Chrome, the best pace of the 4.

Plans start almost free. Lite costs $4 a month for 5 profiles, the Starter plans $6.50 to $9.99 for 10 to 50, Personal $30 for 130, Team $80 for 350 with 3 members, and Professional $150 for 1,200 with 8. Yearly billing takes 30% off, so Personal costs $21 a month. The free plan is 1 profile for 31 days, not forever.

Extras worth knowing: the API starts on Team, with Selenium and Puppeteer support and an open-source MCP server for AI agents; a synchronizer drives up to 4 profiles at once; and since September you can rent cloud Android phones through GeeLark from $5 a month plus $0.063 a minute. 0detect says it uses a database of real fingerprints rather than generated ones.

The catches: we found no refund policy at all, the company sits in Dubai under English law, and the product is under 2 years old.

VMLogin: Windows only, fresh kernels, no refunds

What it is. A Windows-only antidetect; macOS and Linux versions are "under development." Its about page names Rainbow Ads Inc as the developer, without a country or address, and the terms name no governing law. The vmlogin.us domain dates from August 2020, so it's the oldest of the 4. The site comes in 8 languages, including Russian.

The kernel is about 2 weeks behind Chrome. The changelog dates every kernel: 151 on August 27, 152 on September 8, 153 on September 22 and 155 on October 19, 13 to 14 days after Chrome for the last 3. Version 154 was skipped.

Plans are big and expensive. Solo costs $99 a month for 200 profiles and 5 sub-accounts, Team $209 for 500 and 10, Scale $499 for 3,000 and 20. A 25% yearly discount exists, but only through support; the site sells monthly. A basic REST API comes with every plan, an advanced one with Scale. Payment is in crypto or local methods through Payssion.

The catches: the refund policy says a purchase "does not support refunds," the 3-day trial is given out through support, and the help center and the pricing page disagree on whether the trial includes sharing profiles.

WADE X: mobile emulation and a warm-up bot, from an unnamed team

What it is. A desktop antidetect for Windows and macOS. The terms are an agreement with "the WADE X team," with no company, address or governing law, and they're dated March 31, 2025. Contact is by email and Telegram.

The kernel can't be checked. The site says Chromium 154 but gives no date, and the changelog page says it "is being prepared." Chrome 156 came out on October 20, so the claimed kernel is 2 versions behind, and there's no history to judge the pace.

Plans follow a slider. Mini costs $30 a month for 30 profiles, Starter $90 for 150, Advanced $160 for 500, and Professional $300 for 1,000 up to $1,000 for 5,000. Paying for 6 months takes 10% off and for 12 months 20%, so Starter costs $72 a month. Payment icons on the pricing page are crypto only.

What's distinctive: Android and iOS emulation from Starter, presented as iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel devices with touch and sensors, Edge, Opera and Brave emulation, and a warm-up bot called "Advanced Warm-up" that "navigates to a website via a search engine" to build up history. The API, team members and profile backups start only on Advanced, at $160.

The catches: the pages contradict each other. The pricing page offers a 7-day trial and a 7-day refund; the terms promise a free plan with up to 5 profiles and refunds "within 14 days." With no named company, it's unclear who you'd hold to either.

GPMLogin: a one-time license with unlimited profiles

What it is. A Vietnamese antidetect for 64-bit Windows and Apple Silicon Macs, from GPM Software Solutions Co., Ltd., with a tax ID and an address in Hai Phong and terms under Vietnamese law. It runs both Chromium and Firefox kernels. Support works through Zalo, Facebook, Telegram and email, and the site leads in Vietnamese.

You buy it once. There's no subscription: Solo costs $125 once for 1 device with unlimited profiles and the API, Team-5 $245 for 5 devices, Team-10 $405 and Team-20 $760. Extra devices cost $60, $48 or $40 depending on the license. A private server for team sync costs $80 and premium automation $140, both once. There's no free plan, only a 7-day trial without a card.

The kernel is a blind spot. The last version GPMLogin announced was 4.3.0 on November 21, 2025, with Chromium 142 and Firefox 145. Since then it has published no kernel numbers, so we can't tell whether profiles run 142 or something current. Chrome 156 came out on October 20, 2026.

The catches: refunds only within 7 days of payment under the conditions in its policy, the unknown kernel, and marketing that contradicts itself: the site calls it "Open Source Core," while the download page says the software "uses code obfuscation to protect its source code."

How they compare with the antidetects you know

Against the big names at about 100 profiles:

• 0detect. Price for about 100 profiles: $30 for 130. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• RoxyBrowser. Price for about 100 profiles: $28. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• AdsPower. Price for about 100 profiles: $36. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• WADE X. Price for about 100 profiles: $90 for 150. Chromium kernel on October 22: 154, claimed.
• Dolphin{anty}. Price for about 100 profiles: $89. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• VMLogin. Price for about 100 profiles: $99 for 200. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• GPMLogin. Price for about 100 profiles: $125 once per device. Chromium kernel on October 22: 142, last published.

0detect holds its own on price and kernel freshness against RoxyBrowser and AdsPower; what it lacks is their age and a refund policy. VMLogin and WADE X cost as much as Dolphin{anty} without its track record. GPMLogin is the only one-time purchase in our whole cluster, which pays off after about 4 months against a $36 subscription, if its kernel is current. For the full field, see the antidetect browser pricing comparison.

If you'd rather go with a known name, here are our referral links: RoxyBrowser, AdsPower and Dolphin{anty}.

Which one fits

• A fresh kernel on a small budget — 0detect. Chromium 155 within a week of Chrome; 130 profiles for $30.
• A big Windows-only farm — VMLogin. 200 to 3,000 profiles, kernels about 2 weeks behind Chrome.
• Mobile emulation and a warm-up bot — WADE X. Android and iOS emulation from $90; check the kernel yourself.
• No subscription, unlimited profiles — GPMLogin. $125 once per device; ask support which kernel you'll get.