Every anti-detect browser,on the record
The database of anti-detect browsers, 12 of them so far. Every plan price, profile limit and feature here is the vendor's own published number, quoted with the date we read it.
The highest scores so far, each on the same seven criteria
Three numbers decidean anti-detect browser
Everything else on a vendor's homepage is decoration.
Price per profile
Plans are sold by profile count and seats, from a free tier to hundreds of profiles. We convert every plan to a monthly price per profile before comparing.
What the fingerprint engine does
Canvas, WebGL, fonts, audio, timezone, mobile emulation, each vendor names a different list. We print what the documentation names, and nothing it doesn't.
What it plugs into
Proxy support per profile, an automation API, Puppeteer and Selenium drivers, team roles. The plan page rarely says; the docs do, and we read those.
A score you can
recompute yourself
Seven criteria, public weights, one line of reasoning per rating. The number is arithmetic on the ratings, not an opinion.
12 anti-detect browsers,one rubric
Scored on the same seven criteria, from each vendor’s own published pages. Highest score first.
The automation-first browser: two custom kernels, unchanged Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright scripts, Docker and headless with the same masking, and a masking status page in the navigation. Dear for a solo, cheap per profile at scale.
The cheapest entry per profile in this database and the clearest plan table: users, extra-user price, request limit and sync per tier, plus a discount schedule by months. Detection is a claim.
Clear prices on the Pro tiers and a Business ladder that runs from $40 to $550 a month with the profile count chosen by a slider the page text does not carry. Automation names every driver.
A plan ladder that starts small and runs to 100,000 profiles, with the API rate limit and cloud launches printed per tier. Detection is a claim plus a checker tool, not a published result.
The plan page prints what most vendors hide: the price of an extra user, an extra configuration, a thousand more cloud profiles, and what happens when a licence lapses. Windows and macOS only, and detection is a claim.
A five-tier ladder with every profile count and both billing prices printed, automation scripts and a synchronizer in the matrix, and a Linux app. Detection is a claim about checker scores without the scores.
The most complete plan page in this database: every tier, seat, billing period and payment method is printed, and a slider prices custom sizes on the page. Detection stays a claim, and there is no Linux app.
The free plan is the story: two profiles with Chrome and Firefox, the synchronizer, the local API and Selenium or Puppeteer, no card. Above ten profiles the price is chosen to need, and the page text does not print it.
One of the oldest names here, with a plan page that counts sessions and prints yearly prices, a mobile emulator from the second paid tier and a local API only from the third. Windows and macOS, no Linux.
Cheap once you pass thirty profiles, dear below it, with the API unlocked from the €79 tier. The kernel-update promise and a 99.995 percent uptime figure are the only numbers behind the detection claim.
The most searched name in the category and the one whose prices we could not read: the plan page draws them with script. Tiers, profile counts and API limits are printed; the dollars are not.
A short ladder with no small plan: the cheapest tier is $99. Per profile that is fair, for a solo it is the dearest way in here. Selenium and a REST API are named; the app is Windows only.
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