People look for BitBrowser alternatives for practical reasons: a different profile count, team seats that scale differently, API access for scripts, or a platform the client does not cover. This list is organised around those reasons rather than a generic feature checklist, and every price below comes from the vendor's own pricing page as of November 2026.
What BitBrowser charges, as the baseline
BitBrowser's pricing page lists a permanently free plan with 10 profiles, 1 member and 50 profile opens a day. Paid tiers from the vendor's FAQ are $10/month for 50 profiles and 2 users, $15/month for 100 profiles and 4 users, and $25/month for 200 profiles and 8 users, with 10–30% off for quarterly to annual billing and larger packages shown inside the client.
That is a low bar. At 200 profiles it costs less per month than every competitor in the table below, so any switch has to be justified by something other than the sticker price: cloud profiles, scripting support, mobile or cloud-phone profiles, bundled proxy traffic, or simply a client you find easier to run.
Monthly cost at 50, 200 and 1,000 profiles
Total monthly cost depends more on profile count, seats and proxies than on the entry-plan price. The table shows each vendor's listed monthly price at the nearest published tier, in USD, with the profile count in brackets. A dash means no price is published for that tier. Proxies are billed separately unless a plan says otherwise.
| Tool | About 50 profiles | 100–300 profiles | About 1,000 profiles |
|---|---|---|---|
| BitBrowser | $10 (50) | $25 (200) | — |
| Gologin | — | $99 (300) | $179 (1,000) |
| Multilogin | $29 (50) | $89 (300) | $185 (1,000) |
| AdsPower | — | $61 (200) | — |
| Dolphin Anty | $50 (60) | $159 (300) | $299 (1,000) |
| Incogniton | $29.99 (50) | $79.99 (150) | — |
| Undetectable | $34 (50, annual billing) | $69 (100, annual billing) | — |
| GeeLark | — | $29 (100) | $139 (1,000) |
Two patterns stand out. BitBrowser is the cheapest at every tier where it publishes a price, and the gap widens at 200 profiles. And the cheapest option at 1,000 profiles in this table, GeeLark, is built around cloud phones, so it solves a different problem from a desktop antidetect browser.
How the alternatives were chosen
The picks were judged on four criteria that matter when leaving a low-cost client: how proxies are attached and whether traffic is bundled, how team seats are priced, whether automation and API access exist on the plans you would actually buy, and how clearly the vendor publishes its prices. Detection claims were not used as a ranking factor. No vendor publishes named test sites, methods and dates for 'undetectable' statements, and fingerprint quality is only one layer: servers can also observe TLS handshake characteristics and behavioural signals, so run your own small test before you trust any tool with valuable accounts.
A safe migration checklist
- Export what you can from BitBrowser first: profile names, notes, cookies and the proxy assigned to each profile. Whether cookies and extensions export cleanly varies by tool, so confirm in both products' documentation.
- Move 3 to 5 low-value profiles first and keep each profile's proxy IP and location unchanged, since a new fingerprint arriving from a familiar IP is a smaller change than a new IP and a new fingerprint together.
- Do not log in to important accounts from the new tool on day one. Let imported cookies settle, and compare what the account sees (language, timezone, device type) before and after.
- Check seat and permission models before moving a team. Per-seat prices differ sharply: Dolphin Anty charges $10 to $25 per extra user depending on plan, while AdsPower's Business plan charges $5 per extra member.
- Keep BitBrowser active for one billing cycle as a fallback, and only then cancel.
Legal, terms-of-service and data considerations
Antidetect browsers are legal software in most jurisdictions, but using them to run several accounts on a platform that forbids it breaches that platform's terms and can get accounts banned. Before buying, check where profile data and cookies are stored (local disk or vendor cloud), whether cloud sync is encrypted, and which company operates the service. If you only need isolated sessions for QA or testing, a standard multi-profile browser may be enough and carries less risk.
Pricing at a glance
How we picked these alternatives
- Proxy workflow: how proxies are attached to profiles and whether any traffic is bundled in the plan
- Team permissions: seat counts and per-seat pricing at 100 to 300 profiles
- Automation: documented API, Puppeteer, Selenium or Playwright support, and which plans include it
- Pricing transparency: published monthly prices at 50, 200 and 1,000 profiles, and the length of free plans
- Platform coverage: desktop operating systems, mobile profiles and cloud options
1. Gologin
A Chromium-based antidetect browser with cloud profiles, team sharing and documented API automation, starting from a free plan with 3 profiles that does not expire.
Best for: Teams and developers who want cloud-synced profiles, scripted automation and clients for several operating systems.
- Free plan with 3 profiles; Professional $9/month for 10 profiles ($4.50/month billed annually)
- API plus Puppeteer, Selenium and Playwright support, headless mode, and a Cloud Browser that runs profiles with nothing installed
- Business $99/month for 300 profiles, Enterprise $179/month for 1,000 profiles, Custom from $279/month for 2,000 profiles
- Apps for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android
- Browser profiles are stored in the cloud and can be shared with team members; team features are on every paid plan
- Free plan includes a 7-day trial of paid features but no profile sharing or team members
Pricing: According to Gologin's pricing page, the Professional plan is also sold with 25, 50 or 100 profiles at higher prices; the Business plan has a 500-profile option.
Pros
- Free plan has no time limit, and paid features can be tried for 7 days
- Clients for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, plus a Cloud Browser
- API, Puppeteer, Selenium and Playwright support are documented
- Cloud profiles and team sharing come with every paid plan, so no separate team tier is needed
- At 1,000 profiles the Enterprise plan ($179/month) lists below Multilogin's $185 and Dolphin Anty's $299
Cons
- Free plan has 3 profiles against BitBrowser's 10, with no sharing or team members
- At 200 to 300 profiles it costs far more than BitBrowser: $99/month for 300 profiles against $25/month for 200
- Chromium-based and not open source, so it is not an option for users who want an auditable codebase
2. 1Browser
A low-priced antidetect browser with a free plan and small paid tiers that include proxy traffic, aimed at solo operators with few profiles.
Best for: Individuals running 5 to 20 profiles who want a low monthly price and some proxy traffic bundled in.
- Free plan with 5 profiles forever; Basic $6/month for 10 profiles ($5/month billed annually)
- Basic and Custom plans include 2 GB of proxy traffic; the free plan has limited proxy countries
- Custom plan from 20 profiles at $9/month ($7/month billed annually)
- Free plan gives 5 profiles, half of BitBrowser's free allowance of 10
Pricing: According to 1Browser's pricing page, the Custom plan starts at 20 profiles for $9/month and is billed at $7/month on annual billing.
Pros
- Lowest entry prices in this list: $6/month for 10 profiles, $9/month from 20 profiles
- 2 GB of proxy traffic is included on paid plans, which removes a separate proxy purchase for light use
- Free plan with 5 profiles does not expire
Cons
- Published plans start small (10 profiles, then from 20), so it does not replace BitBrowser's 100 to 200 profile tiers without checking larger quantities with the vendor
- Proxy traffic of 2 GB is small if you browse heavily or run many profiles
- A free plan with limited proxy countries restricts geo-targeted testing
3. Multilogin
A premium-priced antidetect browser that bundles proxy traffic into each plan and offers unlimited seats from its 100-profile Business tier.
Best for: Agencies and teams that want seat flexibility and bundled proxy data, and can accept a higher price than BitBrowser.
- Free plan with 5 cloud profiles and no API; Pro 10 costs $11/month for 10 profiles
- Pro 50 is $29/month for 50 profiles, 2 seats and 3 GB of proxy traffic
- Business 100 is $40/month for 100 profiles with unlimited seats; 300 profiles cost $89/month and 1,000 profiles $185/month
- Paid plans include monthly proxy traffic (1 GB on Pro 10, 2 GB on Pro 20, 3 GB on Pro 50), plus mobile minutes on Pro 10
Pricing: According to Multilogin's pricing page, annual billing lowers Pro 10 to $7.08/month, Pro 50 to $19.17/month and Business 100 to $26.67/month.
Pros
- Unlimited seats on Business plans avoid per-user fees
- Bundled proxy traffic on paid plans reduces extra costs for small setups
- At 300 profiles ($89) it is cheaper than Gologin's $99 and Dolphin Anty's $159
Cons
- Free plan is cloud profiles only with no API
- Pro 50 is $29/month against BitBrowser's $10 for the same 50 profiles
- Pro plans limit seats to 1 or 2, so team growth means moving up a tier
4. AdsPower
A long-established profile manager with a 200-profile Business plan at $61/month and a per-member fee of $5, closest in price structure to BitBrowser's team tiers.
Best for: Users who want a workflow comparable to BitBrowser's mass-profile management at moderate team sizes.
- Free plan with 2 profiles and no Local API; Professional $9/month for 10 profiles ($5.40/month billed annually)
- Business plan is $61/month for 200 profiles with an adjustable profile count, $36.60/month billed annually
- Extra team members cost $5 each on the Business plan
- Enterprise starts at 5,000 profiles with price on request
Pricing: According to AdsPower's pricing page, Professional is also sold with 20, 50 or 100 profiles, but prices for those sizes are not shown.
Pros
- Adjustable profile count on the Business plan makes it easy to size to your need
- $5 per extra member is the cheapest per-seat fee in this list
- Includes a 7-day trial of all features on top of the free plan
Cons
- At 200 profiles the $61/month Business plan costs more than twice BitBrowser's $25/month
- Free plan has only 2 profiles and no Local API, so automation needs a paid plan
- Prices for the 20-, 50- and 100-profile Professional options are not shown on the page
5. Dolphin Anty
A browser aimed at affiliate and ad-account teams, with a stepped plan structure that jumps from $50 for 60 profiles to $89 for 100.
Best for: Affiliate marketers and media-buying teams who need per-user pricing and 100 to 1,000 profile tiers.
- Free plan with 3 profiles, 1 user and no API access; Starter $10/month for 20 profiles
- Starter adds 10 profiles per extra $10, up to 60 profiles for $50/month, with 1 user and no extra seats
- Base is $89/month for 100 profiles (+$10 per extra user); Team is $159/month for 300 profiles (+$20 per extra user)
- Enterprise is $299/month from 1,000 profiles (+$25 per extra user)
Pricing: According to Dolphin Anty's pricing page, Starter does not allow extra seats; seats are added from the Base plan.
Pros
- Entry price of $10/month for 20 profiles is easy to start with
- Higher plans allow additional users at published per-seat prices
- Starter scales in $10 steps, so you pay for roughly the profiles you use
Cons
- Free plan has no API access, and Starter is limited to a single user
- Moving from 60 profiles ($50) to 100 profiles ($89) is a steep step
- At 300 and 1,000 profiles it is the most expensive of the three tools with published prices at those sizes
6. Incogniton
A desktop antidetect browser whose entry plan is $19.99/month for 10 profiles, with a free plan that shrinks from 10 profiles to 3 after the first 2 months.
Best for: Small operators who want a trial-length free period and a 50-profile plan at $29.99/month.
- Starter Plus $19.99/month for 10 profiles ($11.99/month billed yearly); Entrepreneur $29.99/month for 50 profiles
- Free plan gives 10 profiles for the first 2 months, then 3 profiles
- Professional is $79.99/month for 150 profiles with 3 team seats; Custom from $149.99/month for 500 profiles and 10 seats
- Discounted billing: Starter Plus $13.99/month and Professional $55.99/month when billed every 6 months
Pricing: According to Incogniton's pricing page, the Entrepreneur plan is $20.99/month when billed every 6 months.
Pros
- 10 free profiles for 2 months allow a real trial before paying
- Seats are included on Professional (3) and Custom (10) tiers
- Multi-month billing gives sizable discounts
Cons
- Entry plan is $19.99/month for 10 profiles, double BitBrowser's $10 for 50
- Free plan drops to 3 profiles after 2 months
- No published price for tiers between 150 and 500 profiles
7. Undetectable
An antidetect browser with 5 free cloud profiles and paid plans that the pricing page shows only on annual billing, starting at $34/month for 50 profiles.
Best for: Users who prefer local profiles in unlimited numbers on a 50-profile base plan and accept annual commitment.
- Free plan with 5 cloud profiles at a time and 50 creations a month; Base $34/month for 50 cloud profiles
- Base plan includes unlimited local profiles; annual billing is $412 a year
- Professional is $69/month for 100 profiles with 2 users ($832 a year); Custom from $139/month for 200 profiles ($1,672 a year)
Pricing: According to Undetectable's pricing page, prices are displayed for annual billing only.
Pros
- Local profiles are unlimited on the Base plan, so only cloud profiles are capped
- Free plan with 5 cloud profiles does not expire
- Professional plan includes 2 users
Cons
- Prices appear on annual billing only, so a month-to-month cost is not stated
- $34/month for 50 cloud profiles is over three times BitBrowser's $10
- Free plan caps profile creation at 50 a month
8. GeeLark
A cloud-phone platform that also offers browser profiles, priced from $5/month for 5 profiles and $139/month for 1,000 on the Base plan.
Best for: Mobile-first workflows that need cloud phones rather than desktop browser profiles.
- Free plan with 2 profiles, 1 seat, 10 opens a day and no API; Base $5/month for 5 profiles
- Base scales with profile count: 10 for $9, 20 for $13, 100 for $29, 1,000 for $139 a month; 35% off annually
- Pro starts at $19/month for 20 profiles (100 profiles $39, 1,000 profiles $269) and adds bulk creation and Synchronizer
- Cloud phones cost $0.007 per minute or $29.90 per device per month, billed separately
Pricing: According to GeeLark's pricing page, profiles cover cloud phones and browser profiles, and cloud-phone minutes are billed on top of the plan.
Pros
- Lowest 1,000-profile Base price in this list at $139/month
- Cloud phones cover mobile app workflows that desktop browsers cannot
- Prices scale in small, published steps from 5 profiles upward
Cons
- Free plan has 2 profiles, 10 opens a day and no API
- Cloud-phone minutes are billed separately, so mobile use can add up
- Built around phones, so it is not a like-for-like replacement for BitBrowser's desktop profiles
Quick recap
Gologin is the pick for most readers who want cloud profiles, team sharing, scripted automation and clients across Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, while 1Browser suits solo users with a handful of profiles. Multilogin makes sense when unlimited seats and bundled proxy traffic matter, AdsPower when you want BitBrowser-style bulk profile management at a modest team size, and GeeLark when your work is mobile. If you run 200 profiles and care only about cost, BitBrowser's $25/month is hard to beat, so switch only for a capability it lacks.
