The best anti-detect browsers: Stay Secure

Published: March 14, 2024

Last Modified: April 5, 2024

Classic and even special browsers for increasing online privacy have nothing to do with anti-detect browsers. Anti-detect browsers are needed for narrow tasks; they can rather be called a specialized business tool. That is why few people have heard of or know about them.

Below is a rating of the best anti-detect browsers for convenient work for arbitrators, SMM, SERM, and SEO specialists.

When one specialist needs to simultaneously maintain a large number of different accounts on target platforms (websites, services, etc.), the criteria for convenience and comfort change significantly. It is necessary to somehow systematize the lists of profiles, sites, projects, extensions, digital fingerprints, passwords, etc. Plus, there is a need to automate certain processes.

Anti-detect browsers solve the problem of managing large lists of profiles (accounts). At the same time, they reliably isolate browsers from each other so that target sites do not detect cheating or parsing attempts. Hence the name – anti-detect, that is, “anti-detection”.

Rating of anti-detect browsers: TOP 5

1. Dolphin{Anty} – the best anti-detect browser for arbitration
2. Undetectable – anti-detect browser with free profiles
3. GoLogin – anti-detection browser with cloud launch
4. Incogniton is a free browser for SMM and affiliate marketers
5. AntBrowser – browser for multi-accounts without restrictions

1. Dolphin{Anty} – the best browser for multi-accounts

Official site:	dolphin-anty.com
Year of foundation:	2021
Platforms:	Windows, MacOS, and Linux
Free plan:	10 browser profiles
Paid tariffs:	from $53.4 per month.
Complexity:	Very simple

Dolphin{Anty} is a fast-growing project from a Russian-speaking team, ideal for arbitrage and multi-accounting on any site. There are many important details under the hood that can only be appreciated when several hundred or even thousands of parallel profiles are in service. These include notes for each instance, loading of real user profiles, mass operations, centralized storage for browser extensions, a system for distributing group roles (for team work), and much more.

Dolphin{Anty} was created by experienced affiliates for affiliates. Therefore, a lot of attention is paid to automation here: a visual script designer, API support, DevTools Protocol, etc. But what is most interesting is that the browser core is updated automatically and always corresponds to the current stable version of Chrome. Most competitors cannot boast of such an advantage.

Pros:

• Dolphin{Anty} successfully copes with all tests and checks; it cannot be detected by standard methods (due to the fact that a large number of user parameters are emulated, plus digital fingerprints of real browsers and clients are used).
• Cloud storage is provided to synchronize browser profiles, extension lists, and proxies.
• a convenient system for making notes and managing a large number of profiles (filters and search, bulk import/export, automatic generation of digital fingerprints, etc.).
• Always use the latest version of Chrome.
• Everything for working in teams (with distribution of access rights and different roles).
• API, visual script designer, DevTools Protocol, and everything for automation.
• Adequate conditions for free use.
• It supports all popular desktop platforms: Windows, Linux, and MacOS.
• Any type of proxy is accepted and configured.
• Technical support and documentation in Russian. Specialists respond via chat as quickly as possible at any time.
• Fast authorization for Facebook, Google, TikTok, and Crypto.
• The range includes special services and tools for other tasks of arbitrage traders: mass advertising on Facebook, TikTok, and integration with popular proxy services.
• Flexible tariff system.
• Russian bank cards are accepted for payment.

Minuses:

• Fast authorization is currently supported only on a limited list of sites; for all others, you will need to automate the process individually.
• Proxies are strictly tied to a specific browser profile. On the one hand, this is logical (the output address is always under control), but on the other hand, you cannot quickly scatter proxies among browser instances.
• There are high requirements for minimum OS versions; for example, Windows requires at least version 10.
• There is no Firefox-based browser version (Chromium/Chrome only).

Cost of use:

• Free tariff: up to 10 browser profiles; without additional paid users, the data is not synchronized with the cloud. Packages of additional profiles: $10/month for 10 pieces.
• Base: $53.4/month. The starter package includes one user and up to 100 browser profiles. Each additional user costs $10 per month.
• Team: from 95.4 $/month. The starter package includes one user and up to 300 browser profiles. Each additional user costs $20 per month.
• Enterprise: from $179.4/month. The starter package contains 1 user and up to 1000 browser profiles (you can choose a package of up to 10,000 profiles). Each additional user costs $25/month.

2. Undetectable: an anti-detect browser with free profiles in the cloud

Official site:	undetectable.io
Year of foundation:	2021
Platforms:	Windows, MacOS
Free plan:	5 browser profiles
Paid tariffs:	from $39 per month.
Complexity:	Above average

Undetectable is another popular tool among affiliate marketers and SMM specialists. The project has been developing since 2021 and is constantly being improved. Among the key features that set Undetectable apart from its competitors are support for cloud synchronization of fingerprints and browser profiles even in free accounts, as well as the presence of dedicated secure storage and a cookies bot for profile warming. The latter is most interesting for working with complex sites that use advanced anti-fraud systems.

There is also a Russian-speaking team behind the creation of this anti-detect browser, so there are no problems with technical support and documentation in Russian. Another interesting feature is the built-in browser fingerprint store. If you are not satisfied with the automatic generation of user parameters, you can use sets of parameters and cookies that are copied from real people (there are paid and free options).

Pros:

• Support for browser emulation for mobile devices.
• There are three options for storing browser profiles: in the cloud, on your server, or on a local drive. Cloud synchronization is available even with the free plan.
• Dedicated private cloud storage for corporate tasks.
• System of roles and distribution of access rights (for the work of teams).
• Import and export of profiles, bulk creation, tools for searching, filtering, and management.
• A special bot for checking cookie parameters and warming them up on target sites. Plus, an original microservice for generating a list of popular sites.
• Support for Chrome extensions and saving passwords for Google accounts (for different browsers).
• Works on Windows and MacOS.
• Russian bank cards and crypto wallets are accepted for payment.
• Store real browser fingerprints.
• Local API for automation (with support for Puppeteer, Playwright, etc.).
• Supports all types of proxies.

Minuses:

• The kernel version (Chromium browser) is updated whenever possible.
• Undetectable does not have a visual script builder. To automate, you either need to write special JS scripts or use the API.
• To operate the browser, you need the current version of the OS (for Windows, at least version 10; for MacOS, at least High Sierra).
• Profiles are strictly tied to specific proxies.
• Storing local profiles (without restrictions on their number) is only available with paid plans.
• All tariffs have clear restrictions on the number of active sessions and the number of stored configurations.

Cost of use:

• Free tariff: one user/session, up to five profiles in the cloud and up to 10 fingerprints; import and export; mass creation; and some other functions are not available. Additional cloud profiles: $10 per 10 pieces.
• Base tariff: 39 $/month. 50 cloud profiles, up to 25 fingerprints. Export of local profiles and proxies is not available.
• Professional tariff: $79/month. Up to 100 cloud profiles and 50 fingerprints. Only dedicated cloud storage is available.
• Custom: from $159/month. From 200 to 10,200 profiles, from 5 to 100 users (sessions), up to 100 browser fingerprints, private storage.

3. GoLogin: anti-detection browser with cloud launch

Official site:	gologin.com
Year of foundation:	2019
Platforms:	Windows, MacOS, and cloud
Free plan:	3 browser profiles
Paid tariffs:	from ₽1749 per month.
Complexity:	average

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GoLogin is a mega-combine for working with arbitration and multi-accounts. The history of the project began with the secure Orbita browser, designed specifically to work with a large number of isolated digital fingerprints. This browser is the core of GoLogin and is still updated to this day. It is built on the Chromium code base and supports integration with Tor networks out of the box. 

A self-written API and a number of interesting technical solutions allowed the GoLogin team to expand the possibilities of using the browser; it can be run not only on computers running Windows, Linux, or MacOS (including versions for M1/M2) but also on mobile devices (running Android), as well as without the need for deployment on user devices at all—directly in the cloud.

GoLogin has the most comprehensive offer on the market: browsers, cloud storage of profiles, everything for team work, a free database of ready-made browser fingerprints, a REST API, and built-in proxies. When creating a new profile, you can set more than 50 parameters. The only caveat is that you need to choose the right tariff and configure additional options. All automation will have to be configured at the code level.

Pros:

• It supports a wide range of platforms: Windows, Linux, MacOS, and Android.
• Ability to work in a browser via cloud instances (browser in browser, cloud launch).
• Our own version of a secure and maximally anonymous browser is Orbita.
• There are over 50 customizable profile options.
• Original cloud storage for comfortable synchronization.
• Everything for teamwork: common profiles, proxies, etc.; differentiation of access rights.
• Compatible with any type of proxy, plus its own database of free proxies.
• Integration with Tor networks.
• Its own database of real digital fingerprints is included in all subscription rates.
• Trial for 7 days and a completely free plan.
• API for automation.
• Technical support in Russian (in Telegram).
• Possibility of payment from Russian cards.

Minuses:

• Despite frequent browser updates, the core may differ from the stable Google Chrome branch due to the fact that it is based on its own developments (the Orbita browser).
• Cloud instances are suitable only for occasional use; there are always strict limits on the number of active instances.
• GoLogin does not have ready-made automation tools (like the visual script designer in Dolphin{Anty}).
• Tariffs are differentiated by the number of active sessions, and the free tariff is only suitable for individual use.
• The documentation and FAQ section are in English only.

Cost of use:

• Free plan: up to 3 browser profiles and no ability to work in a team.
• Professional: from 19.12$/month, up to 100 profiles, 1 cloud instance, shared access to profiles (but without team work).
• Business: from 38.24$/month, up to 300 profiles, 2 parallel cloud instances, and up to 10 team members.
• Enterprise: from 75.42$/month, up to 1,000 profiles, 3 parallel cloud instances, and up to 20 team members.
• Custom: from 113.67$/month, from 2,000 to 10,000 profiles, 4 parallel cloud instances, up to 20 team members.

Free trial for all paid options: 7 days.

4. Incogniton: a free browser for traffic arbitration

Official site:	incogniton.com
Year of foundation:	2019
Platforms:	Windows, MacOS
Free plan:	10 browser profiles
Paid tariffs:	from $20.99 per month.
Complexity:	Average

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Incogniton is an anti-detect browser from a team from the Netherlands. The project is small but is updated with enviable regularity. Many sources mention it as completely free, but this is not entirely true. In reality, you can add no more than 10 browser profiles for free, plus other technical restrictions are imposed.

The original features of Incogniton include the possibility of hybrid storage of profiles (in the cloud, locally, or with selective synchronization), a built-in digital fingerprint generator, the ability to integrate with Selenium (to automate tasks via API), and the ability to emulate human input (when filling out forms with logins and passwords on sites).

Pros:

• Supports the most popular platforms: Windows and MacOS.
• Work with a large number of technical parameters for profiles: fonts, WebRTC, time zone, Canvas, WebGL, etc.
• Storing browser profiles locally and in the cloud.
• Emulation of manual input in forms and text recognition systems on images (these are built-in tools).
• Ability to integrate Selenium or Puppeteer plugins to automate tasks + REST API.
• Import, export, and automatic collection of cookies.
• Built-in digital fingerprint generator.
• Everything for mass profile creation.
• A system for distributing roles for working in teams.
• Connection of any types of proxies.
• Payments are made using anonymous means of payment (cryptocurrencies and wallets).
• Technical support via Telegram.

Minuses:

• There are no visual automation tools.
• The control panel is available only inside the Incogniton browser (on the site, you can only manage tariffs and additional users; in fact, it is a billing interface).
• To synchronize data, you need to install a Java machine.
• The interface can hardly be called intuitive.
• Browser updates are rare, and there is always a lag behind the official stable version of Chrome.
• There is no possibility of paying directly with Russian cards (only through crypto).
• Inconvenient distribution of options by tariff: there are few users in groups; to increase any of the limits, you need to increase the tariff. The senior plan is for small teams only.
• The free tariff is purchased like any paid one (through the shopping cart with all required fields about the buyer filled in), and its validity period is 6 years.

Cost of use:

• Free plan: up to 10 profiles; no access to the “Team Management” section.
• Entrepreneur package: from $20.99 per month, up to 50 profiles, access to an API.
• Professional package: from $55.99 per month, up to 150 profiles, and up to 3 users per team.
• Multinational package: from $104.99 per month, up to 500 profiles, and up to 10 users per team.

There is no need for a trial here; all the main features can be explored with the free plan.

5. AntBrowser: a browser for multi-accounts without restrictions

Official site:	antbrowser.pro
Year of foundation:	2017
Platforms:	Windows, MacOS
Free plan:	Trial for 1 day
Paid tariffs:	₽2990 per month.
Complexity:	Simple

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AntBrowser is one of the most experienced players in the market. The project can pass checks based on a list of fonts, supported file types, CSS properties, WebRTC, audio and video fingerprints, WebGL, Canvas, etc. Especially for the RU segment, there is a custom module for working with Avito that allows you to centrally collect messages from customers and complain about competitors. Plus, auto-completion is supported for many popular platforms: ad placement services, marketplaces, social networks, etc.

The most successful technical features include special warmers (these are scripts that go through the list of browser bookmarks for a set of random cookies) and blockers (scripts that exclude tracking on certain sites may be required for specific tasks). Unlike many competitors, AntBrowser provides full, unlimited access to all features for one fixed subscription price. This will include the storage of profiles, functionality for team work, lists of bookmarks, etc.

Pros:

• Complete an unlimited number of profiles.
• Windows and MacOS support.
• The ability to centrally manage proxy lists, user agents, bookmarks, warmers, and blockers.
• Autofill for all popular platforms (Facebook, Odnoklassniki, VK, Avito, etc.).
• Profiles can be stored in the AntBrowser cloud, on a local disk, or in other places (even on a flash drive or on your cloud disk).
• The mass creation of records is supported.
• Russian-speaking technical support is available around the clock.
• Various means of payment are accepted, including YuMoney, QIWI, etc.

Minuses:

• AntBrowser does not have an automation system or API.
• Only a Chromium-based build is provided, and the kernel version is not the latest (anti-detection browser updates are rarely released).
• To assemble your team, you need each participant to have their own browser license.
• The trial is provided for literally 1 day, and the client can create no more than 5 profiles.
• When creating browser profiles, it is not possible to load your own cookies.

Cost of use:

The browser’s technical shortcomings are more than offset by subscription prices.

• One license (per client): from 22.88 to 32.68$ per month (depending on the prepayment period).

If you purchase the software as a single package:

• AntBrowser Studio: 108.21$

Trial: 24 hours. There are no free plans.