Identory is a premium antidetect browser for multi-accounting professionals. It builds profiles from a large database of real device configurations, emulates iPhone, iPad and Android devices, warms up cookies automatically and supports automation through Puppeteer, Playwright and CDP. It is well maintained and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, but it is expensive: plans start at $89/month, there is no free plan or free trial, and proxies are not included. It makes sense for experienced users who need its mobile and warm-up features; most others will get better value elsewhere.
Identory at a Glance
| What | Identory (checked October 2026) |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Windows (x64), macOS (Intel and Apple silicon), Linux (x64) |
| Free plan or trial | No; a 10-day Starter plan costs $49 |
| Paid plans | Base $89, Advanced $119, Premium $149 per month |
| Longer billing | 5% off for 3 months, 10% for 6 months, 15% for 12 months |
| Profiles | Unlimited on every plan |
| Mobile profiles | iPhone and iPad on all plans; Android from Advanced |
| Automation | API with Puppeteer, Playwright and CDP (Premium only) |
| Proxies | Not included: bring your own; bulk proxy list tool on Premium |
| Latest releases checked | Version 6.6.0 (September 2026); Chromium core update (October 2026) |
Key Features of Identory
Real Fingerprints:
Identory draws on a database of more than one million real hardware and software combinations, so profiles look like genuine devices rather than random parameter sets. The database keeps growing; in July 2026, for example, Identory added Apple M5 hardware configurations.
Complete Privacy:
Profile data is stored locally, and Identory says the app sends no hidden requests or telemetry. You can also launch the app and sign in through TOR.
Mobile Device Fingerprinting:
Browser-based emulation of iPhone and iPad devices is included in every plan, and Android profiles are available from the Advanced plan, which helps with mobile ad checks and mobile-first platforms.
Unlimited Browser Profiles:
Every plan allows unlimited profiles, each with its own cookies, cache and settings, and the app is built to run 100 or more profiles at the same time.
Automation with API Support:
On the Premium plan, profiles can be created programmatically and driven with Puppeteer, Playwright or the Chrome DevTools Protocol, which suits account creation, data collection and campaign monitoring.
User-Friendly Interface:
Profiles can be created in a couple of clicks, with fields filled in automatically from the fingerprint database.
Mass Profile Generator:
From the Advanced plan, the mass generator creates dozens or hundreds of profiles at once.
Cookie Warming:
The Warm up robot (Advanced and above) imitates a real user in each profile: it searches Google, clicks results, moves the cursor and scrolls, so new profiles look aged. A September 2026 update made these Google searches behave more naturally. Premium adds an advanced warm-up mode.
Proxy List Tool and Presets:
Identory does not supply proxies with the browser, so you bring your own. Premium includes a proxy list tool for importing, checking and changing proxies in bulk and reusing them across profiles, and presets for reusing profile settings. If you need proxies to load into it, FloppyData is an affordable option at $1/GB, with one balance that works as residential, mobile or datacenter traffic.
Cross-Platform Apps:
Identory runs on Windows, macOS (Intel and Apple silicon) and Linux, and can be installed on any number of devices; using it on several devices at the same time requires extra seats.
Automated Testing:
Identory says every update runs through an automated test suite covering checkers such as Pixelscan, CreepJS and BrowserLeaks, as well as anti-bot systems including Cloudflare, DataDome and Akamai. Its release notes show this work in practice: a May 2026 update fixed detection on FingerprintJS Pro, and the Chromium core and OS version database are refreshed every few weeks.
Pros and Cons of Identory
Pros:
- Realistic fingerprints: A database of over a million real device configurations.
- Strong mobile emulation: iPhone and iPad on every plan, Android from Advanced.
- Unlimited profiles: No profile caps on any plan.
- Useful extras: Cookie warm-up robot, mass generator, one-time profiles and advanced start and stop options.
- Privacy options: Local data storage and TOR support.
- Frequent, transparent updates: Detailed release notes in English and Russian, with core updates every few weeks.
Cons:
- Expensive: Plans start at $89/month, several times the entry price of many competitors.
- No free plan or trial: The cheapest way to test it is the $49 Starter plan for 10 days.
- Key features locked to higher plans: Android profiles and warm-up need Advanced ($119), and the API needs Premium ($149).
- Team costs add up: Every additional seat costs 30% to 50% of the plan price.
Common Use Cases of Identory
Digital Marketing and Advertising
Media buyers can keep Facebook, Google and TikTok ad accounts in separate profiles and test campaigns in different regions.
E-Commerce Operations
Sellers can run several Amazon, Etsy or Shopify storefronts without the accounts being linked.
Social Media Management
Agencies can manage many client profiles, with warmed-up cookies helping new accounts look established.
Web Development and QA Testing
Developers can test sites across desktop and mobile device profiles and different regions.
Market Research and Data Collection
Researchers can collect data across regions with separate fingerprints and proxies, and automate it on Premium.
Crypto and Affiliate Accounts
Users can keep exchange, wallet and affiliate network accounts in isolated profiles.
Identory Pricing and Plans
Identory's prices have not changed since our 2024 review. Each plan is available for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, with 5%, 10% or 15% off for the longer terms. Prices were checked in October 2026:
- Base Plan ($89/month): Desktop, iPhone and iPad profiles, regular updates and standard support. About $76/month on a 12-month term.
- Advanced Plan ($119/month): Adds Android profiles, the mass generator, the warm-up robot, advanced start and stop options and one-time profiles, with priority support. About $102/month on a 12-month term.
- Premium Plan ($149/month): Adds advanced warm-up, the proxy list tool, presets and the API, with premium support. About $127/month on a 12-month term.
- Starter Plan ($49 for 10 days): A paid test plan with every Premium feature. It is not a free trial.
Each plan includes one seat. Extra seats, needed to use Identory on several devices at the same time, cost 50% of the plan price for the first two, 40% for the third to fifth and 30% from the sixth. Here is how the plans compare:
| Feature/Plan | Base ($89/month) | Advanced ($119/month) | Premium ($149/month) | Starter ($49 for 10 days) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seats Included | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Unlimited Profiles | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Regular Updates | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Support | Standard | Priority | Premium | Premium |
| Desktop Profiles | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Mobile (iPhone/iPad) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Android Profiles | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Mass Generator | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Warm-up (Cookie Robot) | ✘ | ✔ | Advanced | Advanced |
| Advanced Start & Stop | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| One-time Profile | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Proxy List Tool | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Presets | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| API and Automation | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
Online Reputation
Independent feedback on Identory is still thin. As of October 2026 it has a single review on Trustpilot, so it is hard to compare user satisfaction with better-known tools. Identory publishes testimonials on its own website, but those are not independently verified.
On the other hand, the company has become more transparent since our first review. It now publishes detailed release notes in English and Russian, documents its API publicly and offers support through live chat and Telegram. The cadence is steady: version 6.6.0 shipped in September 2026, followed by a Chromium core update in October. If you are considering Identory, its $49 Starter plan is the safest way to check it against your own workflows before committing to a monthly plan.
Actual Screenshots of the Tool
Here are screenshots of Identory on Windows from our original review.
- Startup Screen
When you first start Identory, it asks you to choose a paid plan, since there is no free trial, and downloads the components it needs (see "Downloading Components" at the bottom right).
- Settings Screen
On this screen you can configure TOR, teamwork, the default profile and other settings.
Alternative Worth Considering: Gologin
If Identory's $89 entry price, missing free trial or Premium-only API rule it out, try Gologin, our top pick. It has a free-forever plan with 3 profiles and paid plans from $9/month for 10 profiles ($4.50/month billed annually), and every paid plan includes team members and profile sharing. Each profile gets its own consistent fingerprint from a large database; the apps cover Windows, macOS (Intel and Apple silicon), Linux and Android, and a Cloud Browser runs profiles with nothing installed. Automation works through a REST API, Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium, plus a Browser MCP server for AI agents. Read our Gologin review.
Summary
Identory is a capable, well-maintained antidetect browser. Realistic fingerprints, strong mobile emulation, the cookie warm-up robot, unlimited profiles and support for all three desktop platforms make it a serious tool for experienced multi-accounting professionals, and its frequent, detailed release notes answer earlier doubts about how actively it is developed.
Price remains the obstacle. There is no free plan or trial, the plans run from $89 to $149 per month, the most useful features sit on the higher tiers, and extra seats raise team costs further. Independent reviews are also scarce. If you need Identory's specific features, test it with the Starter plan; if you mainly need reliable profiles for multiple accounts, cheaper tools such as Gologin cover that for far less.
FAQ
Who should use Identory?
Identory suits experienced multi-accounting professionals, such as media buyers, e-commerce sellers and automation developers, who want realistic fingerprints, mobile profiles and warm-up tools and can justify a plan from $89/month.
Is there a free trial?
No. Identory has no free plan or free trial. For a test you can buy the 10-day Starter plan for $49, which includes every Premium feature.
How much does Identory cost?
Base costs $89/month, Advanced $119/month and Premium $149/month, with 5%, 10% or 15% off for 3, 6 or 12 months. Extra seats for teams cost 30% to 50% of the plan price each. Prices checked in October 2026.
Does Identory include proxies?
No. Identory says it does not provide proxies with the browser, so you buy them from a provider and add them to your profiles. The Premium plan's proxy list tool lets you import, check and change proxies in bulk and reuse them across profiles.
Can I use Identory for automation?
Yes, on the Premium plan (or the Starter test plan). It supports programmatic profile creation and automation with Puppeteer, Playwright and the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Which platforms does Identory support?
Identory runs on Windows (x64), macOS (Intel and Apple silicon) and Linux (x64), and you download it from the official site, identory.com. Profiles can emulate desktop devices, iPhone and iPad on every plan, and Android from the Advanced plan; this is browser-based emulation for websites, not for native mobile apps.