Unlimited local profiles, free forever. Paid plans add cloud sync and higher concurrency - billed per account, not per seat and not per profile.
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Most tools in this category bill the identity: per profile, per seat, or both. We bill capacity instead - how many browsers run at once, and how much rides in the cloud.
We don't publish a table of competitors' prices, because a table we wrote is exactly the kind of claim you shouldn't take on trust. These pages do name them, with the source and capture date for every figure.
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A profile is one isolated identity: its own real-device fingerprint, cookies, storage and proxy. Local profiles are unlimited on every plan, including Free - create as many as you like on disk. Paid plans add cloud sync so a subset of profiles can roam across machines.
Two things: concurrency and cloud sync. Free runs one browser at a time and keeps everything local. Paid plans raise the concurrency cap (5 / 20 / 100 simultaneous browsers, unlimited on Enterprise) and unlock cloud profile sync and Live View. Managed residential proxies are not part of any plan - they are sold separately.
Yes - unlimited local profiles with the full fingerprint engine, no credit card and no expiry. Upgrade only when you need more concurrency, cloud sync or Live View.
Yes. Each profile preserves its fingerprint, cookies, localStorage and other browser data on disk. Launching the same profile again restores the exact same identity.
Annual billing is charged once per year at 10x the monthly price, saving you the equivalent of 2 months. Switch between monthly and annual anytime.
Your local profiles are always preserved. You keep running them at the lower concurrency cap; cloud-synced profiles beyond the new plan's limit simply stop syncing until you're back under it (the local copies stay intact).
All major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), Apple Pay and Google Pay through our payment provider. We also accept USDT on BNB Chain (BEP20) and TRON (TRC20) - pick a plan and choose USDT at checkout. The plan opens automatically once the payment is confirmed on chain. Each crypto payment buys one period and does not renew on its own.
Cancel any time from the dashboard; the plan runs to the end of the period you paid for and then drops to Free. Your local profiles are untouched by any of this - they're files on your own disk, and Free keeps them unlimited. Cloud copies of synced profiles are removed when you delete the profile.
If a paid plan doesn't do what this page says it does, email us inside the first 14 days and we'll refund it. What we can't refund is a detection outcome - no browser controls your proxy quality, your behaviour or the history of the account you bring, so evaluate on the free tier first. See the terms for the full wording.
Only for profiles you explicitly mark as cloud-synced, and only their profile archive (fingerprint, cookies, storage, passkeys) so the identity can roam between your machines. Unsynced profiles never leave the machine, on any plan. The full data boundary is written out here.
Yes - running your own or your clients' accounts is exactly what the plans are sized for, and there's no per-seat charge. What isn't allowed is fraud, credential stuffing, or anything that breaks the law where you operate; see the terms. Shipping the kernel inside your own product, or letting your customers drive it, is a different licence - see Engine licensing.
Unlimited local profiles, no credit card. Upgrade the day you need concurrency or cloud sync.
Shipping the kernel inside your own product, or serving it to your own customers? That is priced on concurrency, not per seat - see Engine licensing.
One payment buys one period and does not renew on its own. Paying for the plan you already have extends it.