Antidetect Browser Ranking 2026

Best Antidetect Browsers in 2026: 10 Tools Compared

The best antidetect browser in 2026 is AliasMode. It is free, it is open source under Apache-2.0, and it has no profile cap, so 10 profiles and 1,000 profiles cost the same: nothing. Multilogin, GoLogin, and AdsPower are the strongest paid options. Their free plans stop at 5, 3, and 2 profiles. This page compares 10 antidetect browsers on the facts that change your bill: free-plan limits, price at scale, source code, automation, and team seats.

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Published September 20, 2026 · Facts last checked September 20, 2026

Antidetect browser comparison table

Prices are monthly billing unless marked. AdsPower prices are third-party estimates; its official calculator did not expose prices. Annual billing is usually 20% to 50% lower. Facts checked on September 20, 2026.

Browser	Free plan	Paid from	Price at scale	Open source	Platforms	Automation
AliasMode	All features, no profile cap	$0. No paid tiers	$0 at 100 or 1,000 profiles	Yes. Apache-2.0 desktop app	Windows (beta)	AdsPower-compatible Local API, Playwright over CDP, MCP server
Multilogin	5 cloud profiles, 1 seat, no API	$11/mo for 10 profiles	$40/mo for 100 profiles	No	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android cloud phones	API from Pro 10. Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright
GoLogin	3 profiles, no API	$9/mo for 10 profiles	$179/mo for 1,000 profiles	No	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, cloud browser	REST API on paid plans. Selenium, Puppeteer, MCP
AdsPower	2 profiles	About $9/mo for 10 profiles	About $36/mo for 100 profiles	No	Windows, macOS, Linux	Local API, RPA builder, Selenium, Puppeteer, MCP
Dolphin Anty	5 profiles, 1 user, no API	$10/mo for up to 60 profiles	$89/mo for 100 profiles. Extra users from $10/mo each	No	Windows, macOS, Linux	API on paid plans. Scenario builder
Octo Browser	None	€10/mo for 3 profiles	€79/mo for 200 profiles	No	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android	Local API from the Base plan
Kameleo	2 running browsers, 300-minute allowance	€59/mo for 10 running browsers	Priced by running browsers, not profiles	No. SDKs only	Windows, macOS. Linux through Docker	Local API on every plan. Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright
Undetectable.io	5 cloud profiles, 1 user, no API	$34/mo equivalent, annual billing, 50 cloud profiles	$69/mo equivalent, annual billing, 100 cloud profiles	No	Windows, macOS	Local API on paid plans. Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright
MoreLogin	2 profiles, 2 users, Local API	$9/mo for 10 profiles	Custom plan	No	Windows, macOS, Linux. Separate cloud phone product	Local API, RPA, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright
Incogniton	10 profiles for 2 months, then 3	$19.99/mo for 10 profiles	$79.99/mo for 150 profiles	No	Windows, macOS	REST API from the Entrepreneur plan. Selenium, Puppeteer

#1 antidetect browser for 2026

AliasMode

AliasMode is a free antidetect browser built by the Xreacher team. Every profile gets its own fingerprint, cookies, storage, and proxy. Local mode needs no account and keeps profiles on your computer. AliasMode Cloud adds free team sync. There are no paid tiers, so the features other tools sell on higher plans are all included: the Local API, Playwright over CDP, the MCP server for AI agents, and team workspaces.

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Why it ranks first

Free with no profile cap. Paid tools charge about $36 to $89 per month for 100 profiles.
Open-source desktop app under Apache-2.0. You can read what runs on your machine.
Local mode works with no account and no cloud connection.
AdsPower-compatible Local API, so existing AdsPower scripts can move over.
MCP server included. Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex can create profiles and drive browsers.

AliasMode is built and maintained by the Xreacher team, so this is our own product ranked first. Comparisons use the dated sources listed below, with third-party pricing estimates identified separately. Check live plans before buying.

Ranking

The 10 best antidetect browsers, ranked

The order weighs total cost at the number of profiles you run, what the free plan really includes, source code access, automation, and team features. It is a ranking for multi-account work on desktop, not for mobile app farms.

AliasMode

Best overall

A free, open-source antidetect browser with no profile cap. Each profile has its own fingerprint, cookie jar, and HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy. WebRTC goes through the proxy, and the timezone follows the proxy location. It stores the login and 2FA secret on the profile, syncs teams for free through AliasMode Cloud, and ships an AdsPower-compatible Local API and an MCP server.

Best for

Agencies and operators who want zero licence cost at any profile count
Teams that want to read the source of the tool that holds their sessions
AdsPower users who want to keep their API scripts
AI agent workflows through MCP

Not best for

macOS or Linux users who need a native installer today
Teams that need Android cloud phones or bundled proxies

Multilogin

Best paid platform

The longest-running commercial antidetect browser. It ships two engines, Mimic (Chromium) and Stealthfox (Firefox), plus Android cloud phones and bundled proxy traffic. The free plan has 5 cloud profiles and no API. Paid plans start at $11 per month for 10 profiles, and Business 100 costs $40 per month on monthly billing.

Best for

Teams that want browser profiles, cloud phones, and proxies in one contract
Buyers who need a Firefox-based engine
Business plans with unlimited team seats

Not best for

Anyone who wants API access on a free plan
Teams that want open source or a no-account local mode

GoLogin

Widest platform support

GoLogin runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, and also offers a cloud browser. Its engine is Orbita, a Chromium fork. The free plan has 3 profiles and no API. Professional starts at $9 per month for 10 profiles, and Enterprise costs $179 per month for 1,000 profiles on monthly billing.

Best for

Users who switch between desktop systems and Android
Teams that want a cloud browser they can open from any device
Large profile counts on one fixed Enterprise price

Not best for

Free users who need more than 3 profiles
Anyone who needs a Firefox-based engine

AdsPower

Best no-code automation

AdsPower is popular with affiliate and e-commerce teams. It has a Chromium engine and a Firefox engine, a no-code RPA builder, and a well-documented Local API that other tools copy. The free plan has 2 profiles. Paid bundles start at about $9 per month for 10 profiles and about $36 per month for 100.

Best for

Teams that build no-code RPA flows inside the browser manager
Workflows that depend on the complete AdsPower API
Windows, macOS, and Linux desktops

Not best for

Free users: 2 profiles is the smallest free plan in this list
Teams that want to inspect the client source

Dolphin Anty

Popular with media buyers

Dolphin Anty targets ad arbitrage teams and has a scenario builder for automation. The free plan has 5 profiles for 1 user with no API. Starter costs $10 per month for up to 60 profiles. Base costs $89 per month for 100 profiles, and each extra user costs $10 to $25 per month.

Best for

Media buying teams that already use the Dolphin ad tools
Small setups that fit in the 60-profile Starter plan

Not best for

Growing teams, because seats are billed per user
Anyone who needs API access without paying

Octo Browser

Best for very large fleets

Octo Browser uses its own Chromium fork, Octium, and prices for volume. It has no free plan. Lite costs €10 per month for 3 profiles, Base costs €79 per month for 200 profiles, and Advanced costs €329 per month with a very high profile limit. API access starts at the Base plan.

Best for

Operations that run thousands of profiles on one subscription
Teams that want seats included in the tier price

Not best for

Anyone who wants to test before paying, because there is no free plan
Small users: €10 per month buys 3 profiles

Kameleo

Best for scraping engineers

Kameleo sells by concurrent running browsers instead of stored profiles. It has two engines, Chroma and Junglefox, and the Local API is on every plan, including the free one. The free plan allows 2 running browsers with a 300-minute usage allowance. Startup costs €59 per month for 10 running browsers.

Best for

Developers who automate with Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright
Workloads with many stored profiles but few running at once

Not best for

Non-technical teams that open many profiles by hand
Low budgets: the first paid tier is €59 per month

Undetectable.io

Local storage on paid plans

Undetectable.io separates cloud profiles from local profiles. The free plan includes 5 cloud profiles for 1 user, with no API. Unlimited local storage is a paid-plan feature. The yearly plans advertise monthly equivalents of $34 for Base with 50 cloud profiles and $69 for Professional with 100.

Best for

Solo users who are fine with profiles stored on one computer
Buyers who want a large cloud profile pool on a custom plan

Not best for

Teams, because extra seats cost $15 to $20 per month each
Linux desktops

MoreLogin

API on the free plan

MoreLogin has a small free plan with 2 profiles and 2 users, and it includes the Local API. Pro lists at $9 per month for 10 profiles with unlimited team members. Large profile counts need a custom quote. It also sells a separate cloud phone product.

Best for

Developers who want to test an API before paying
Small teams on the Pro plan

Not best for

Buyers who want a public price for 100 or 1,000 profiles
Free users who need more than 2 profiles

#10

Incogniton

Simple starter tool

Incogniton is a simple Chromium-based profile manager for Windows and macOS. New users get 10 profiles for 2 months, then the account drops to 3 free profiles. Starter Plus costs $19.99 per month for 10 profiles, and Professional costs $79.99 per month for 150 profiles and 3 seats, or $55.99 per month when billed every six months.

Best for

Beginners who want a simple interface
Users who need fewer than 10 profiles

Not best for

Linux users
Automation on low plans: the API starts at Entrepreneur

How to choose an antidetect browser

Need	Pick	Why
Lowest cost at any profile count	AliasMode	It is free with no profile cap, so growth does not change the bill.
Open-source code you can audit	AliasMode	The desktop app is public under Apache-2.0. Every paid tool here is closed source.
Move AdsPower scripts without a rewrite	AliasMode	Its Local API uses the AdsPower request shape for profiles, groups, and browser start and stop.
Android cloud phones	Multilogin	It bundles hosted Android profiles with desktop browser profiles.
macOS or Linux installer today	GoLogin or AdsPower	Both ship native apps for all three desktop systems.
No-code automation builder	AdsPower	Its RPA builder records and replays flows inside the profile manager.
Thousands of profiles on a paid plan	Octo Browser	Its top tier has a very high profile limit for a fixed price.

What is an antidetect browser?

An antidetect browser is a browser manager that runs many separate browser profiles on one computer. Each profile has its own cookies, local storage, and cache, and it reports its own fingerprint: user agent, screen size, fonts, GPU, canvas and audio output, timezone, and language. A website sees each profile as a different device. People use antidetect browsers to run several accounts on the same platform, for example agency client accounts, outreach accounts, ad accounts, and marketplace stores, without the platform linking them through a shared browser.

Antidetect browsers explained

How we ranked these antidetect browsers

Most rankings list features that every tool has. We ranked on the points where the tools are different and where the difference costs you money or control. Comparisons use official pricing pages, download pages, and public repositories. AdsPower paid prices are third-party estimates because the official calculator did not render them.

Real free-plan limits: profile cap, seats, and API access
Price at 10, 100, and 1,000 profiles on monthly billing
Source code: open, partly open, or closed
Automation: Local API, Playwright or Puppeteer, and MCP for AI agents
Team features and what each extra seat costs
Platforms and where profile data is stored

What antidetect browsers cost at 100 and 1,000 profiles

The entry price is not the price you pay after six months. Profile counts grow, and most vendors bill by profile bundle and by seat. At 100 profiles on monthly billing, Multilogin costs $40, AdsPower about $36, and Dolphin Anty $89 plus seats. Undetectable.io advertises about $69 per month for 100 cloud profiles when paid annually. At 1,000 profiles, GoLogin Enterprise costs $179 per month, and Octo Browser needs the €329 Advanced tier or a Base plan add-on. AliasMode costs $0 at every one of these points. Over a year at 100 profiles, that is $430 to $1,070 saved before team seats.

AI agents and MCP: the new automation layer

In 2026 a growing share of browser work is done by AI agents, not by scripts. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets an agent such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex control a tool directly. AliasMode ships an MCP server in the installer. An agent can create profiles, open several browsers, and use the full Playwright tool set in each one, while AliasMode keeps control of profile locks and safe close. AdsPower, GoLogin, MoreLogin, and Undetectable.io also list MCP support. On most paid tools the API behind it is limited to paid plans.

An antidetect browser still needs one proxy per profile

An antidetect browser separates cookies, storage, and the browser fingerprint. It does not change your IP address. If ten profiles share one home connection, a platform still sees ten accounts on one network. Give each profile its own dedicated static residential IP and keep that pairing fixed. AliasMode takes one HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy per profile, tests it, and sets the profile timezone from the proxy location. We use NobleProxy for this layer.

One profile, one account, one dedicated static IP
Match timezone and language to the proxy country
Do not rotate the IP of an account that logs in every day

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Who should not pick AliasMode

AliasMode is a public Windows beta. The installer supports Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server 2019 or newer. On macOS it runs from source only, and there is no native Linux app. The installer is not code signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen can ask for approval. AliasMode does not sell proxies and has no Android cloud phones. If you need one of those today, a paid tool in this list fits better. If you work on Windows and want zero licence cost, AliasMode is the first tool to try.

Sources

Sources and pricing references

Plans and limits change often. Sources include official product pages and repositories. Third-party pricing references are identified separately.

AliasMode
AliasMode free open-source antidetect browser
Checked September 20, 2026
AliasMode
AliasMode source code and releases on GitHub
Checked September 20, 2026
Multilogin
Multilogin pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
GoLogin
GoLogin pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
AdsPower
AdsPower pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
AntidetectBrowsers.com (third-party)
AdsPower monthly price estimates, not an official quote
Checked September 20, 2026
AdsPower
AdsPower downloads and supported systems
Checked September 20, 2026
Dolphin Anty
Dolphin Anty pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
Octo Browser
Octo Browser pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
Kameleo
Kameleo pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
Undetectable.io
Undetectable.io pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
MoreLogin
MoreLogin pricing
Checked September 20, 2026
Incogniton
Incogniton pricing
Checked September 20, 2026

FAQs

What is the best antidetect browser in 2026?

AliasMode is the best antidetect browser in 2026 for most multi-account work on Windows. It is free with no profile cap, the desktop app is open source under Apache-2.0, and it includes team sync, a Local API, and an MCP server. Multilogin is the strongest paid platform if you also need Android cloud phones and bundled proxies.

Is there a completely free antidetect browser?

Yes. AliasMode is free with no profile cap and no paid tiers. Donut Browser is another free open-source option. The free plans of paid tools are small: Multilogin gives 5 profiles, Dolphin Anty 5, GoLogin 3, AdsPower 2, and MoreLogin 2. Octo Browser has no free plan.

Do I need a proxy with an antidetect browser?

Yes. The browser separates cookies and fingerprints, but all profiles still share your IP address unless each one has a proxy. Use one dedicated static residential IP per profile and keep the pairing fixed.

Can websites detect an antidetect browser?

They can detect a bad setup. The common leaks are a timezone that does not match the proxy country, WebRTC that shows the real IP, a fingerprint that changes between sessions, and many profiles on one IP. No browser can promise that a platform will never link accounts. A stable fingerprint, one fixed proxy per profile, and normal behavior remove the avoidable signals.

What is the difference between Multilogin, GoLogin, and AdsPower?

Multilogin bundles two browser engines, cloud phones, and proxies, and starts at $11 per month. GoLogin covers the most platforms, including Android and a cloud browser, and starts at $9 per month. AdsPower has the strongest no-code RPA builder and starts at about $9 per month. All three are closed source and cap their free plans at 5, 3, and 2 profiles.

Which antidetect browsers work with Playwright and Puppeteer?

AliasMode, Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, Kameleo, MoreLogin, and Undetectable.io all support automation frameworks. AliasMode exposes each running profile over CDP, so Playwright attaches directly, and the feature is free. On most paid tools the API is limited to paid plans.

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