SessionBox is a multi-account tool from Box Labs, a Hungarian developer, that turns browser tabs into separate profiles, each with its own cookies and proxy. Its current version, SessionBox One, is a Windows and macOS app with a browser extension that works with Chrome, Edge and Firefox, and the original SessionBox extension is still in the Chrome Web Store as a legacy version. Plans start at $12.99/month for 10 cloud profiles without fingerprint protection; fingerprint protection, automation and API access start with Professional at $59.99/month, and every new install gets a 7-day trial of all features with no credit card.
Our verdict: SessionBox suits individuals who want to keep working in their usual browser and manage a modest number of accounts. Teams that need fingerprint protection at a low price, or more than five seats, should compare it with dedicated antidetect browsers.
SessionBox One at a glance
| Free plan | None; 7-day trial of all features, no credit card |
|---|---|
| Paid plans | Hobby $12.99/month (1 seat, 10 cloud profiles), Professional $59.99/month (2 seats), Teams $99.99/month (5 seats) |
| Annual billing | Up to 50% off |
| Fingerprint protection | Professional and Teams only |
| Platforms | Windows and macOS app; legacy extension in the Chrome Web Store; no mobile app |
| Browsers | Works with Chrome, Edge and Firefox, according to the vendor |
| Automation | API access and Selenium automation on Professional and Teams |
What is SessionBox One?
SessionBox started as a simple browser extension for logging into several accounts on the same website. The company later built a desktop app called Workstation, and SessionBox One now merges the two: a desktop app with a built-in browser that also extends the browser you already use.
SessionBox One comes in two forms:
- The legacy extension: the original Chrome extension, still available in the Chrome Web Store, with simpler features.
- SessionBox One: the desktop app for Windows and macOS plus a browser extension. The vendor says it works with Chrome, Edge and Firefox, so you keep your own browser and plugins.
The SessionBox homepage suggests you could run, say, 100 Facebook profiles this way. In practice, how many accounts you can run safely depends much more on your proxies, fingerprint settings and account history than on any tool, and Facebook is strict about multiple accounts.
How to Download and Use SessionBox
- Download SessionBox One for Windows or macOS from the official download page. The 7-day trial of all features starts automatically, with no credit card.
- Create a profile for each account in the SessionBox One window, which opens from its tray icon, and give the profile its own proxy if you need a different IP address or location.
- Open the profile in a tab of the built-in browser or of Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Its tabs carry the profile's color and keep their own cookies, so you can stay signed in to several accounts on the same site at once.
If you only want the original extension, you can still install the legacy SessionBox from the Chrome Web Store, but it has simpler features than SessionBox One. Opera is not on the vendor's list of supported browsers.
Antidetect Browser, Yet A Bit Different
SessionBox uses a color-coded tab system to keep profiles apart:
- Each profile (or session) gets its own color.
- Tabs that belong to a profile carry that color.
- You can see at a glance which tab belongs to which account, all in one window.
Around this sit the usual multi-account tools: a proxy per profile, matching of timezone and location to the proxy, bulk proxy and cookie import, a profile password manager, a tab action bar, one-to-one profile sharing and shared spaces for teams. For proxies, FloppyData is an affordable source at $1/GB, with one balance that works as residential, mobile or datacenter traffic.
The color system is quick to read with a handful of profiles and harder to scan with dozens. The company also promotes Eazy Sessions, a newer product for managing multiple accounts with AI.
SessionBox Pros & Cons
Pros
- Works in your own browser: keep Chrome, Edge or Firefox and their extensions instead of moving to a new browser.
- Simple concept: profiles live as color-coded tabs in one window.
- Full-featured trial: 7 days with all features and no credit card.
- Unlimited cloud profiles on Professional and Teams.
- Sharing options: one-to-one profile sharing on every plan and shared spaces on Professional and Teams.
Cons
- No free plan: after the trial you have to pay.
- No fingerprint protection on Hobby: the $12.99 plan separates cookies and proxies only; protection starts at $59.99/month.
- Small team cap: the Teams plan stops at 5 seats; larger teams need a custom offer.
- Color coding scales poorly: it gets harder to tell profiles apart as their number grows.
- Desktop only: Windows and macOS, and the company says a mobile app is not planned.
SessionBox One Pricing
SessionBox has three plans and no free plan. A 7-day trial with all features starts automatically when you first install the app.
- Hobby: $12.99/month for 1 seat and up to 10 cloud profiles. Per-profile proxies, direct sharing and the option to use your favorite browser, but no fingerprint protection, automation or API.
- Professional: $59.99/month for 2 seats and unlimited cloud profiles. Adds fingerprint protection, automation and API access, automatic proxy assignment, proxy location and timezone matching, bulk proxy and cookie import, and shared spaces.
- Teams: $99.99/month for everything in Professional with 5 assignable seats.
Paying annually cuts the price by up to 50%, although the pricing page lists different annual figures in different places, so check the total at checkout. Our SessionBox pricing guide has the details, and the official SessionBox pricing page has the latest offers.
For comparison, Gologin has a free-forever plan with 3 profiles and paid plans from $9/month for 10 profiles, with fingerprint protection on every plan.
Common Use Cases for SessionBox
- Small-scale social media management: a handful of accounts in one window, without logging in and out.
- Personal use: separating work, personal and side-project accounts on the same sites.
- Lower-risk platforms: communities such as Discord or Reddit, where strict fingerprinting is less of a concern.
- Users who value simplicity: people who find full antidetect browsers overwhelming and want to stay in their own browser.
Is SessionBox Right for You?
Consider SessionBox if:
- You manage a modest number of accounts
- You want to keep your usual browser and extensions
- Your team is five people or fewer.
Look elsewhere if:
- You need fingerprint protection on a small budget
- You manage dozens of high-value accounts
- You need more than five seats, Linux or mobile access
- You want a free plan to keep using after a trial.
Recap on SessionBox One Review
SessionBox One has a clear idea: profiles as color-coded tabs inside the browser you already use. It is easy to understand, offers a full-featured trial and unlimited cloud profiles on its higher plans.
The trade-off is price for protection: fingerprint protection only starts at $59.99/month, there is no free plan, and teams top out at five seats. For low-risk accounts and individual users it is a convenient tool; for high-value accounts, compare it with a dedicated antidetect browser.
Alternative worth considering: Gologin
If you need fingerprint protection without paying $59.99/month, try Gologin, our top pick. Every profile, even on the free-forever plan with 3 profiles, gets its own consistent fingerprint, and paid plans start at $9/month ($4.50/month billed yearly) with team members and profile sharing included. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, plus a Cloud Browser that needs no installation. See our Gologin review and the SessionBox vs Gologin comparison.
Comparisons
FAQ
What is SessionBox One?
SessionBox One is a multi-account tool from the Hungarian developer Box Labs. A desktop app and browser extension turn tabs into separate profiles with their own cookies and proxy, and higher plans add fingerprint protection, automation and team sharing. The older SessionBox extension is still available as a legacy version.
Does SessionBox work with Firefox or Edge?
Yes. According to the vendor, SessionBox One works with Chrome, Edge and Firefox, so you can keep your own browser and extensions; Opera is not on its list. The older legacy extension is still available in the Chrome Web Store.
Does SessionBox offer a free plan or a trial?
There is no free plan. Installing SessionBox One for the first time starts a 7-day free trial with access to all features, and no credit card is required.
How much does SessionBox cost?
Hobby costs $12.99/month (1 seat, 10 cloud profiles), Professional $59.99/month (2 seats) and Teams $99.99/month (5 seats). Paying annually cuts the price by up to 50%.
Does SessionBox protect browser fingerprints?
Only on the Professional and Teams plans. The Hobby plan separates cookies and lets you set a proxy per profile, but it does not include fingerprint protection.
Where can I download SessionBox?
From the official download page, sessionbox.io/download, for Windows or macOS; the 7-day trial starts automatically, with no credit card. The legacy extension is in the Chrome Web Store. There is no mobile app, and the company says one is not planned.