Automation on an anti-detect browser: local API, drivers, and which tier unlocks them

Four ways in

Every anti-detect browser is a browser with a management layer on top, and automation has to pass through that layer. The local API is the vendor's own: your script asks it to start a profile and gets back a debugging endpoint. Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright are the general drivers; a vendor that supports them lets an existing script attach to the profile the API started.

Kameleo's plan page names all three drivers and says existing scripts run unchanged against a WebSocket endpoint, with SDKs for Python, JavaScript and C#. Multilogin's homepage names ADB, Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright. MoreLogin lists Selenium or Puppeteer on its free plan. Incogniton names Selenium, Puppeteer and a REST API from its second tier. VMLogin names Selenium WebDriver. The rest name an API and leave the drivers unnamed on the pages we read.

1. 1
   Start the profile through the local API

   The call returns the port or WebSocket address of the running browser.

2. 2
   Attach a driver

   Point Puppeteer, Playwright or Selenium at that address; the profile's fingerprint and proxy are already applied.

3. 3
   Close through the API

   So cookies and storage are saved back into the profile.

Which tier has the API

The API is a plan feature, and the tier that unlocks it varies more than the price does. Dolphin Anty gives it to every paid tier at 1,500 requests a minute and withholds it from the free plan. GoLogin prints a rate per tier, 300 to 1,200 requests a minute. Kameleo prints 60 to 1,200 requests a minute for fingerprint calls and leaves the rest unlimited. AdsPower prints 120, 300 and 600. Octo Browser unlocks the API at its €79 tier, Linken Sphere at $128. Multilogin and MoreLogin include it in the free plan.

Headless, Docker, and the operating system

Automation at scale wants a headless mode and a container. Kameleo's plan page names both: headless with the same masking as headed, and Docker images for Linux and Windows. The others run as desktop apps: Windows, macOS and Linux at GoLogin, Dolphin Anty, Octo Browser and Hidemyacc; Windows and macOS at Incogniton, Undetectable and Linken Sphere; Windows only at VMLogin. A Linux server without a desktop narrows the list quickly.