Hidemyacc review68 of 100, fair
Five profiles for $10 a month, a thousand for $199, half price on the yearly plan, and a seven-day trial; Windows, Linux and macOS.
Reviewed 2026-09-17 by Phillip Paul Inker. Facts re-read 2026-09-17. 2 sources. hidemyacc.com. Brand searches: 18,100 a month worldwide (Google, read 2026-09-17).
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.
Best for: Operators from thirty to a thousand profiles who pay yearly and want Linux in the list.
$10 for five profiles is $2 each, $49 for a hundred is $0.49, $199 for a thousand is $0.20; the yearly plan halves all of them.
Fingerprints for Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android, session backup, activity history, magic-link profile transfer, automation scripts and a synchronizer, per the plan matrix.
The homepage claims high scores on fingerprint tests and lists checkers; no result per checker is published.
API access in the plan matrix, a proxy manager, Windows, Linux and macOS apps. Drivers such as Selenium are not named on the pages read.
Five tiers with profile counts, monthly and yearly prices and a feature matrix; which tiers include API access is not legible in the page text.
A seven-day trial, a refund policy page, yearly billing at half price. Payment methods are not on the pages read.
Every anti-detect browser in the database on one axis, rank 6 of 12. The zones are the grades.
Google Ads Keyword Planner, worldwide searches for “hidemyacc”, read 2026-09-17. Demand, not quality: the rubric ignores it.
- Every tier priced monthly and yearly
- Linux app beside Windows and macOS
- Session backup and activity history in the matrix
- Seven-day trial and a refund policy page
- API access tier not legible in the page text
- No drivers named on the pages read
- No published detection results
- Entry plan
- $10 a month, 5 profiles [1]
- Trial
- 7 days [1]
- Yearly discount
- 50 percent, per the plan page [1]
- Platforms
- Windows, Linux, macOS; iOS and Android fingerprints [1]
- Sub-accounts
- 1, 3 and 5 free on Base, Team and Business; paid ones unlimited [1]
- Automation
- Script library, script recorder, synchronizer, API access [1]
- Backups
- Ten latest sessions restorable; trash restore within 24 hours [1]
| Challenge | Price | Unit | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry plan, per month | $10 | Mini, 5 profiles, billed monthly | $5 a month on the yearly plan | [1] |
| Free tier | $0 for 7 days | trial | [1] | |
| 30 profiles | $29 | Starter, per month | $15 yearly | [1] |
| 100 profiles | $49 | Base, per month, 1 free sub-account | $25 yearly | [1] |
| 300 profiles | $99 | Team, per month, 3 free sub-accounts | $49 yearly | [1] |
| 1,000 profiles | $199 | Business, per month, 5 free sub-accounts | $99 yearly | [1] |
What the plan page says
Five tiers from Mini ($10, 5 profiles) to Business ($199, 1,000 profiles), each with a yearly price at half. A long feature matrix follows: fingerprints for five operating systems, profile import and export, magic-link transfer, extensions, folders, cloud sync, trash restore within 24 hours, session backup of the ten latest sessions, activity history, a proxy manager and store, free sub-accounts per tier, a script library, a script recorder, a synchronizer and API access.
Fingerprints and automation
The homepage sells fingerprints that pass browser fingerprint tests and lists checkers, without printing a score. Automation is a library of ready scripts, a drag-and-drop builder, a recorder and a synchronizer that controls many profiles at once; API access is in the matrix, drivers are not named.
Terms
Seven-day trial, refund policy page, yearly billing at half the monthly rate. Payment methods are not on the pages read.
Questions people ask
What does the entry plan cost?
$10 a month for five profiles billed monthly, $5 a month on the yearly plan, per the plan page on the read date.
Is there a Linux version?
Yes, the plan matrix names Windows, Linux and macOS.
Does it publish detection results?
No. The homepage claims high scores on fingerprint tests and names checkers; no scores are printed.
- Which tiers include API access could not be read from the matrix text.
- The refund policy was linked but not read; payment methods were not on the pages read.
- [1]Hidemyacc pricing Hidemyacc, read 2026-09-17.
“Mini $10 $5 /mo. Base $49 $25 /mo. Business $199 $99 /mo. Browser Profiles 5 30 100 300 1000. 7 days free trial.”
- [2]Hidemyacc homepage Hidemyacc, read 2026-09-17.
“High score on fingerprint tests. Terms of Service Privacy Policy Refund Policy.”
Badge for Hidemyacc’s own site
Certificate AD-E8D367, valid until 2027-09-17. Every badge links to it, so a reader can check the score is genuine. Eight looks on the badges page.
Shows Hidemyacc’s current score, 68 of 100, fair. Dark card, for most pages. It links to certificate AD-E8D367, valid until 2027-09-17, and changes by itself when the review does.
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</a>Compared head to head
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