Linken Sphere review61 of 100, fair
Sessions instead of profiles: five free, thirty for $24 a month, a thousand for $240, with the local API from the $128 tier.
Reviewed 2026-09-17 by Phillip Paul Inker. Facts re-read 2026-09-17. 2 sources. ls.app. Brand searches: 6,600 a month worldwide (Google, read 2026-09-17).
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.
Best for: Windows and macOS operators who want warm-up and a config pool and can live without an API until the $128 tier.
$24 for thirty sessions is $0.80 each and $240 for a thousand is $0.24; the free plan holds five sessions. Yearly billing takes 20 percent off.
Warm-up, cloud sync, a config pool, a mobile emulator, proxy analytics, session log and backup, and a Facebook manager, each pinned to a tier on the plan page.
The homepage promises unique fingerprints and no chain blocks; no result against a named checker is published.
A local API only from the Pro tier at $128, team management from the same tier, Windows and macOS apps; the FAQ states no Linux or mobile versions.
Sessions, seats, team members and yearly prices per tier, and free proxies per tier, are printed; API details and fingerprint parameters are not.
A free plan, yearly billing at 20 percent off, payment inside the app per the page. Refund terms are not on the pages read.
Every anti-detect browser in the database on one axis, rank 9 of 12. The zones are the grades.
Google Ads Keyword Planner, worldwide searches for “linken sphere”, read 2026-09-17. Demand, not quality: the rubric ignores it.
- Free plan with five sessions and no time limit
- Warm-up and a config pool in the plan matrix
- Unlimited seats from the first paid tier
- Local API only from $128 a month
- No Linux version
- No published detection results
| Challenge | Price | Unit | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry plan, per month | $24 | Pure, 30 sessions, unlimited seats | $288 a year instead of $360 | [1] |
| Free tier | $0 | 5 sessions, 1 seat, no time limit | [1] | |
| 150 sessions | $72 | Light, per month | $864 a year; mobile emulator, config pool, 100 free proxies | [1] |
| 500 sessions | $128 | Pro, per month, 10 team members | $1,536 a year; local API, session log and backup | [1] |
| 1,000 sessions | $240 | Premium, per month, unlimited team members | $2,880 a year; onboarding manager | [1] |
What the plan page says
Five tiers counted in sessions: Free (5), Pure ($24, 30), Light ($72, 150), Pro ($128, 500, ten team members) and Premium ($240, 1,000, unlimited team members). Each tier adds features: cloud sync and warm-up on Pure, a config pool, mobile emulator and proxy analytics on Light, session log, backup, local API and team management on Pro, an onboarding manager on Premium. Yearly prices sit beside monthly ones at 20 percent less.
Fingerprints and automation
The homepage describes isolated profiles with distinct cookies, cache, sessions and fingerprints, and activity masking. Automation is the local API from the Pro tier; drivers are not named. The FAQ states the program is for Windows and macOS only.
Terms
Free plan, yearly billing at 20 percent off, subscription inside the app. Refund terms and payment methods are not on the pages read.
Questions people ask
What does a session mean here?
Linken Sphere counts plans in sessions rather than profiles: 5 free, 30 on Pure, 150 on Light, 500 on Pro, 1,000 on Premium, per the plan page.
Which tier has the API?
Pro, at $128 a month, adds the local API together with session log, backup and team management.
Is there a Linux version?
No. The FAQ states the program is designed for Windows and macOS only, with no mobile or Linux versions.
- Refund terms and payment methods were not on the pages read.
- API details and fingerprint parameters are not on the pages read.
- [1]Linken Sphere pricing Linken Sphere, read 2026-09-17.
“Pure $ 24 / month, $ 288 $ 360, 30 Sessions. Pro $ 128 / month, 10 Team members, 500 Sessions, Local API.”
- [2]Linken Sphere homepage Linken Sphere, read 2026-09-17.
“The program is exclusively designed for use on Windows and MacOS computers.”
Badge for Linken Sphere’s own site
Certificate AD-4A4571, 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.
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