A tool that improves your privacy and helps to manage multiple social media,
e-commerce, or ad accounts. The one and only - antidetect browser.
I’ll tell you about their features and the price, so that you could get the best
value for your money. So, let’s find out which antidetect browsers dominate 2022.
First up - Multilogin. If you’re serious about managing multiple accounts,
this is the golden standard.
Compatible with both Windows and macOS, Multilogin is one of the few options that tries to
spoof a fingerprint completely instead of just disabling important parameters.
The app lets you access a modified Chrome browser called Mimic and a modified Firefox called
Stealthfox. These are customized to combat the most effective types of browser fingerprinting.
With Multilogin, you can create quick browser profiles
or manually change every parameter you want.
The tool stores data encrypted on the cloud and allows up to 10 people to control the accounts,
depending on the plan. Developers can automate Multilogin using Selenium or
Puppeteer to create thousands of profiles per day.
Perfection? Not entirely. Multilogin is not an option for those on a tight budget. The cheapest
plan starts from $115 a month for 100 profiles and doesn’t include collaboration features.
So, if you need fewer profiles or have a smaller budget, you’ll wanna look for another option.
Such as - GoLogin.
GoLogin uses its own web browser based on Chrome
and spoofs the fingerprint by replacing most parameters and adding noise to others.
Some users have found that this method leads to more CAPTCHAs and verification requests. But
that’s not a massive red flag; these results may differ depending on your configuration.
The browser is simple to use: it generates fingerprint configurations at a click of a button.
GoLogin also includes proxies. They won’t work well with sophisticated websites
but should do their job for general browsing.
There’s an Android app too, and you can access the tool via cloud interface.
Besides the Android and cloud options, GoLogin is also compatible with Windows,
Linux, and macOS. The pricing starts from $49 a month. A 7-day trial and
even a free plan are available. Though the plan is limited – only 3 profiles.
X-Browser takes a different approach. It comes for free with Smartproxy’s residential proxy plan.
So, you’ll only pay for the proxy service, which is necessary to
fully utilize the benefits of an antidetect browser anyway.
Compatible with Windows and macOS, X-Browser is based on Chrome
and mostly geared towards individual marketers.
The tool provides all you need to change the browser fingerprint in an easy-to-navigate
interface. Conveniently, X-browser allows you to create as many profiles as you need.
Though there’s no profile sync, cloud data storage,
headless browser integration, and you won’t be able to import cookies.
Overall, X browser is a worthy option for those
of you who are thinking about getting Smartproxy’s proxies.
Have you heard of Kameleo? It stands somewhere between Multilogin and GoLogin
as one of the top-tier antidetect tools.
Kameleo supports all main web browsers: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Edge. It uses something called
‘Base profiles,’ which take popular fingerprint configurations and make minor adjustments.
You can create an unlimited number of profiles with any plan and automate the
process with Selenium. Kameleo also offers an Android app to change your mobile fingerprint.
The downsides? Slow customer support and inconvenient collaboration options:
your data is stored locally, and the plans only have one seat.
Kamaleo is compatible with Windows and Android. A 7-day trial is available,
and the pricing starts from €59 a month.
Next up - AdsPower. It’s a Chinese antidetect browser
aimed at managing e-commerce and social media accounts.
AdsPower’s interface is simple to use, and you can import accounts in batches.
The browser also offers powerful automation features that require
no programming knowledge. For example, its RPA recorder can learn and replicate your workflows
as you perform specific actions, such as posting or adding items to the cart.
AdsPower has a limited free plan with two profiles.
The pricing starts from $10
a month for 10 profiles. More expensive plans bring more seats for teams.
This antidetect browser is compatible with both Windows and macOS.
Incogniton is one of the new generation Chromium antidetect browsers,
similar to GoLogin and AdsPower. Accordingly, it shares most features like creating and syncing
multiple browser profiles, importing cookies, and automating things via a headless library or API.
But perhaps the biggest draw here is Incogniton’s generous free plan.
It allows saving up to 10 browser profiles – several times more compared to the competition.
If you try it and get hooked, the bigger plan includes automation features,
more profiles, and team seats.
Incogniction is compatible with Windows and macOS. The pricing starts from $29.99 a month.
Find more ways of securing your web travels in our ‘Multiple social media accounts’ playlist.
See you there!