Kameleo review81 of 100, good
Priced by concurrent browsers, not profiles: two for free, ten for €59 a month, with Docker images, headless mode and a published masking status.
Reviewed 2026-09-17 by Phillip Paul Inker. Facts re-read 2026-09-17. 2 sources. kameleo.io. Brand searches: 5,400 a month worldwide (Google, read 2026-09-17).
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.
Best for: Scraping and automation teams that run many browsers from code and want the masking status published.
€59 a month buys ten concurrent browsers and 5,000 cloud profiles, so the cost per profile depends on concurrency, not count; the free tier holds two concurrent browsers and 100 cloud profiles for 300 minutes.
Two custom-built kernels (Chroma and Junglefox), unlimited fresh fingerprints from real users, mobile emulation, headless with identical masking, per the plan page.
A Masking Status Report page sits in the navigation and the plan page describes masking built into the kernel. We did not read results per checker with dates.
Local API with OpenAPI docs and SDKs on PyPI and NPM, Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright scripts unchanged over a WebSocket endpoint, Docker images for Linux and Windows, no device limit.
Concurrency, cloud profiles, usage minutes, team members and the API rate per tier are printed, monthly and annual, with the free tier in full.
A free tier without a time limit on the plan, monthly and annual prices. Refund terms and payment methods are not on the pages read.
Every anti-detect browser in the database on one axis, rank 1 of 12. The zones are the grades.
Google Ads Keyword Planner, worldwide searches for “kameleo”, read 2026-09-17. Demand, not quality: the rubric ignores it.
- Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright scripts run unchanged
- Docker images and headless mode with the same masking
- A masking status page instead of a bare claim
- Free tier with two concurrent browsers
- €59 entry is dear for a solo operator with a handful of profiles
- Priced by concurrency, which takes a moment to compare with profile-based plans
- No Linux desktop app named; Linux runs through Docker
- Entry plan
- €59 a month, 10 concurrent browsers, 5,000 cloud profiles [1]
- Free tier
- 2 concurrent browsers, 100 cloud profiles, 300 minutes [1]
- Kernels
- Chroma and Junglefox, custom-built [1]
- Drivers
- Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright unchanged; SDKs for Python, JS, C# [1]
- Deployment
- Docker images for Linux and Windows; headless with identical masking [1]
- API rate
- 60, 120, 600 and 1,200 fingerprint requests a minute by tier [1]
- Detection
- Masking Status Report page in the navigation [2]
- Platforms
- Windows and macOS apps [2]
| Challenge | Price | Unit | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry plan, per month | €59 | Startup, 10 concurrent browsers, billed monthly | €45 a month annually; 5,000 cloud profiles, unlimited usage time and team members | [1] |
| Free tier | €0 | 2 concurrent browsers, 100 cloud profiles, 300 minutes, 3 team members | [1] | |
| 100 concurrent browsers | €299 | Business, per month | €225 annually | [1] |
| 1,000 concurrent browsers | €1,499 | Enterprise, per month | €1,125 annually; 60-minute expert call | [1] |
What the plan page says
Four tiers priced by concurrent browsers: Free (2), Startup (€59, 10), Business (€299, 100) and Enterprise (€1,499, 1,000), with annual prices about a quarter lower. Cloud profiles are 100 on Free and 5,000 from Startup; usage time is 300 minutes on Free and unlimited above. The API rate for fingerprint calls is printed per tier; every other endpoint is unlimited.
Fingerprints and automation
Two custom-built kernels, Chroma for Chrome-like and Junglefox for Firefox-like profiles, with fingerprints the page says come from millions of real users. Automation is the point: a local API with OpenAPI documentation, SDKs on PyPI and NPM, and existing Selenium, Puppeteer or Playwright scripts pointed at a WebSocket endpoint. Docker images for Linux and Windows and a headless mode with the same masking as headed round it off.
Terms
A free tier with no end date on the plan, monthly and annual billing. Refund terms and payment methods are not on the pages read.
Questions people ask
How is Kameleo priced?
By concurrent browsers: 2 free, 10 for €59 a month, 100 for €299, 1,000 for €1,499, with cloud profiles counted separately (100 on Free, 5,000 from Startup).
Do existing automation scripts work?
The plan page says Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright scripts run unchanged against a WebSocket endpoint, with SDKs for Python, JavaScript and C#.
Does Kameleo publish detection results?
A Masking Status Report page is in the navigation; we did not read per-checker results with dates, so the rating is 4, not 5.
- The Masking Status Report itself was not read; the rating rests on its existence and the plan page's description.
- Refund terms and payment methods were not on the pages read.
- [1]Kameleo pricing Kameleo, read 2026-09-17.
“Startup €59 / month, Concurrent browsers 10, 5000 cloud profiles included. Official Docker images (Linux & Windows). API throughput 60 / 120 / 600 / 1200 per minute.”
- [2]Kameleo homepage Kameleo, read 2026-09-17.
“Masking Status Report. Unlimited, real browser fingerprints. Automate with Playwright.”
Badge for Kameleo’s own site
Certificate AD-C6FF6D, 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 Kameleo’s current score, 81 of 100, good. Dark card, for most pages. It links to certificate AD-C6FF6D, valid until 2027-09-17, and changes by itself when the review does.
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