We do not test these products in a lab
Plenty of sites in this category will tell you they ran every antidetect browser for sixty days on matched hardware. Almost none of them did. We are not going to join in.
What we do instead: read the pricing page, the help centre and the documentation for each product, register for the free tier where one exists, create profiles in it, and write down the date every figure was read. Then we work out which product wins for which job.
Why a pick, not a score
Ranking antidetect browsers one to ten produces a number that answers nobody's question. The person running twelve Amazon seller accounts alone and the agency putting thirty operators on one workspace need opposite products, and a single ranking hides that.
Every page here answers one question: for this job, which one, and what does it cost you to choose it.
So each page names a winner for a specific job, two runners-up with the case for each, and what the winner loses on. If we cannot make that case from published figures, the page does not exist.
What decides a pick
- Fit for the job. A product that wins on price loses the page if the job needs team seats.
- Published limits. Profile caps, seat counts, device counts and rate limits, as documented by the vendor.
- Cost at the scale the job implies. Entry price matters for one person; cost per seat matters at twenty.
- Platform. A Windows-only product cannot win a page for a team with Mac users.
- Whether the documentation agrees with the marketing. When they diverge we follow the documentation and say so.
What we cannot tell you
Whether a given fingerprint survives a given platform's detection over weeks of real use. That changes constantly, and it depends on your proxies, your account history and your behaviour far more than on which browser you bought. Nobody can answer it honestly from the outside, and anyone promising otherwise is selling something.
Money
Some links here earn us a commission. It buys no product a win, no placement and no removal of a criticism. The clearest evidence: the one product we have a commission arrangement with loses five of the seven pages on this site, and the pages say exactly why.
We take no payment for placement and we do not remove criticism on request. If a figure is wrong, write in — corrections are made without conditions and without negotiation.
Who writes this
Pages are produced by the site's editorial team rather than credited to a named reviewer. We would rather show the source than a byline: every figure links to the vendor page it came from, with the date it was read, so you can check it without trusting anybody.
Sources used across this site: AdsPower pricing · GoLogin documentation · Dolphin Anty help centre · Nativ Browser documentation. Last read 22 August 2026.
How to read a figure on this site
Every number carries the same three things: the value, a link to the vendor page it came from, and the date that page was read. Where a figure is not the vendor's own, it is marked and the distinction is stated explicitly.
| Marking | Means |
|---|---|
| Plain value | Published by the vendor on its own pricing page, help centre or documentation |
| Value with an asterisk | Not published by the vendor. Reported by third-party sources and labelled as such wherever it appears |
| Em dash | The vendor does not publish this figure. Never a zero and never our estimate |
| Documented / advertised | The vendor's own pages disagree. We follow the documentation and print both |