Buy once, not every month
$39, one time, unlimited profiles forever. The cheapest competitor subscription passes that in under two months and never stops.
v2.0.1 out now · Windows
One machine.
Unlimited identities.
MultiBrowse is an anti-detect browser manager. Every profile gets its own fingerprint, proxy, cookies and storage — isolated at the engine level, not faked with an extension. Buy it once for $39. No monthly bill.
Windows 10/11 · 64-bit
macOS · coming soon
Linux · coming soon
0free profiles, no card
0one-time for unlimited
0recurring cost, ever
Sweep the cursor over the deck to riffle through it. Hold still to read the top card.
One field. Many identities.
The same particles rearrange themselves — a machine, the shield that hardens it, and the profiles you end up with. Pick one.
Eight reasons people switch
The pitch is short: you own it, it runs on your machine, and it does not ask for a card every month.
Your profiles stay on your disk
Local-first by design. Cookies, storage and fingerprints live in a folder you control. Cloud sync is opt-in, not the only way to run.
Two engines, one manager
Camoufox — hardened Firefox, works everywhere. Clearcote — patched stealth Chromium that blends into the ~90% of traffic that is Chrome. Pick per profile.
Fingerprints you actually control
Canvas and audio noise, WebGL vendor/renderer, installed fonts, media devices, cores, memory, screen, language, timezone, WebRTC mode — each a switch, not a preset you have to trust.
A proxy per profile, in seconds
HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 with auth, bound to the profile — not the machine. Timezone and locale follow the exit IP so the story holds together.
Groups and bulk launch
Group profiles by client, marketplace or campaign, give each group its startup URLs, and open the whole set with one click.
Cloud sync when you want it
Sign in and your profiles follow you to another machine. Stay signed out and nothing ever leaves the computer. Both are first-class.
No account needed to start
Install it, make five profiles, use every feature. No trial timer, no card, no "activate to continue" wall on day seven.
And what it is not, yet
No team seats, no mobile app, and the Windows installer is not code-signed — SmartScreen will warn you once. We publish SHA-256 hashes so you can check the file yourself.
Everything a profile carries
A profile is not a browser window with a different cookie jar. It is a whole machine identity, generated to be internally consistent.
A machine that adds up
Pick Windows, macOS or Linux and the rest follows: OS version, browser build, screen resolution, CPU cores, device memory and a user agent that matches all of it. A Mac user agent on a 1366×768 screen with 4 threads is the kind of contradiction detectors look for.
- OS + OS version + browser version kept in sync
- Real-world screen resolutions, not random numbers
hardwareConcurrencyanddeviceMemoryin plausible pairs- User agent regenerated from the chosen platform
Noise that is stable, not random
Canvas and audio readbacks get a per-profile offset seeded from the profile itself. The same profile returns the same hash every session — a real device does too. Random-per-load noise is its own tell.
- Canvas noise toggle, seeded per profile
- Audio context noise toggle
- WebGL vendor/renderer spoofing — or report the real GPU
- Sub-pixel text-metric jitter with a fixed seed
One exit, one story
Bind an HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 proxy with credentials to the profile. Set the timezone and language to match the exit country, and choose what WebRTC does: report the real IP, be disabled entirely, or return the proxy address.
- HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5, username + password
- WebRTC:
real,disabledoraltered - Timezone and
Accept-Languageper profile - Proxy view to audit every profile's route at a glance
The details most tools skip
Font lists and device enumeration are cheap for a site to read and expensive to fake convincingly. MultiBrowse reports an OS-consistent font set and a synthetic microphone/webcam/speaker list instead of your actual hardware.
- Font spoofing matched to the profile's OS
- Synthetic
enumerateDevices()— pick the counts - Captcha-compat mode for embedded anti-bot widgets
- Per-profile colour and notes so a list of 60 stays readable
Built for many, not for one
Everything is designed around running dozens of profiles: group them, launch a group at once, give each its own startup URLs, and keep the set in sync between machines when you are signed in.
- Groups with colours and bulk launch
- Import / export as plain JSON — your data, portable
- PIN lock on sensitive profiles
- Optional encrypted cloud sync tied to your account
What people run it for
Anywhere one person legitimately needs many separate, clean browser identities that never leak into each other.
Affiliate & media buying
Separate identity per offer, network and geo. Preview landers from the country you buy in, and keep one account's ban from touching the rest.
E-commerce sellers
Multiple storefronts across marketplaces, each with its own cookies, IP and device. Buyer and seller accounts that never share a fingerprint.
Social media agencies
One profile per client account, grouped by client. Hand a group over, launch the whole set for a posting round, keep sessions warm between them.
Ad account management
Ad platforms tie accounts together by device. Distinct hardware, fonts and GPU per profile keeps unrelated accounts unrelated.
Crypto tasks & airdrops
Wallet and task work where one shared browser fingerprint links every address you own. Isolate them properly, from the first visit.
QA & web testing
Test how a site behaves for a Windows Chrome user in Berlin, a Mac Firefox user in São Paulo, a low-end Android-class device — without a device lab.
Research & scraping
Price checks, SERP monitoring and competitive research from clean sessions with rotating exits, instead of one IP that gets throttled by lunchtime.
Freelancers & VAs
Work inside several clients' accounts from one laptop without ever mixing logins, and hand a client's profile back when the contract ends.
Play it straight
MultiBrowse is a privacy and multi-account tool. Following each platform's terms of service is on you — the software does not make rule-breaking legal, and we would rather say so on the homepage than in the footer.
MultiBrowse vs GoLogin, AdsPower, Dolphin & Multilogin
The other tools are good. They are also rentals — and your profiles live on their servers. Here is the honest split, weak spots included.
What it costs you over time
Drag the slider. Every other bar keeps growing — MultiBrowse stops at $39.
1 month3 years
Competitor figures are their entry paid tiers at the time of writing and are shown for comparison only — check their sites for current pricing. Higher tiers cost considerably more.
| MultiBrowse | GoLogin | AdsPower | Dolphin{anty} | Multilogin | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | One-time $39 | Monthly subscription | Monthly subscription | Monthly subscription | Monthly subscription |
| Entry paid tier | $39 once, unlimited profiles | ~$24/mo | ~$9/mo | ~€89/mo | ~€99/mo |
| Free tier | 5 profiles, full features, no card | Limited trial | Small free plan | Limited free plan | Trial only |
| Where profiles live | Your disk, sync optional | Their cloud | Cloud + local | Their cloud | Their cloud |
| Runs with no account | Yes — offline mode | No | No | No | No |
| Browser engines | Camoufox (Firefox) + Clearcote (Chromium) | Chromium | Chromium + Firefox | Chromium | Chromium + Firefox |
| Per-profile proxy (SOCKS5) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Individual fingerprint switches | Every field, per profile | Mostly presets | Detailed | Detailed | Detailed |
| Export profiles as plain JSON | Yes | Limited | Limited | Limited | No |
| Team seats & sharing | Not yet | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Automation API | Not yet | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Platforms | Windows now · macOS & Linux soon | Win / macOS / Linux | Win / macOS | Win / macOS / Linux | Win / macOS / Linux |
Comparison compiled from each vendor's public pricing and feature pages. Product names are trademarks of their owners; MultiBrowse is not affiliated with any of them. Spot something out of date? Tell us and it gets fixed.
Get MultiBrowse 2.0.1
Windows is available today. macOS and Linux builds are in progress — leave an email and you will hear the day they land.
Available now
Windows
Download installerVerify your download
Compare the SHA-256 of the file you got:
MultiBrowse-2.0.1-Setup.exe
94b52411717dc33be477e6ca91023890a4f650ce8686280979188a802e05481dGet-FileHash .\MultiBrowse-2.0.1-Setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256The installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows a warning the first time. Click More info → Run anyway, or check the hash above first. Full list: CHECKSUMS.txt
Coming soon
macOS
Camoufox runs on macOS today; the Clearcote Chromium engine is what we are still porting.
Coming soon
Linux
One email when the build ships. Nothing else — no newsletter, no drip campaign.
Two plans. One of them is free.
Early buyers are grandfathered permanently. If MultiBrowse ever moves to a subscription for new customers, your one-time licence keeps working.
Free
$0forever
Enough to judge the product properly, not a crippled demo.
- 5 profiles, created whenever you like
- Every fingerprint control unlocked
- Both browser engines
- Proxies, groups, startup URLs
- Works fully offline, no account
- Cloud sync once you sign up
Best value
Premium
$39one time
Everything, forever, on every machine you own.
- Unlimited profiles
- Delete and duplicate profiles freely
- Import / export as JSON
- Regenerate fingerprints on demand
- PIN-lock sensitive profiles
- Full cloud sync across machines
- All future updates included
Pay by PayPal, then paste the licence key into the app (Sidebar → Upgrade → Activate). Key arrives by email.
Questions worth answering
Is this legal?
The software is. Running separate browser identities is ordinary privacy and account-hygiene work, and plenty of it — QA, research, agency work — is entirely uncontroversial. What you do inside those profiles is governed by each site's terms and your local law, and that part is your responsibility.
Will sites detect it?
No anti-detect browser can promise otherwise, and any vendor who does is selling you something. What MultiBrowse gives you is control: consistent hardware stories, stable per-profile noise, real proxy isolation and two different engines. Clearcote, the Chromium engine, is a pre-release — the Firefox-based Camoufox is the conservative default.
What happens to my profiles if you disappear?
They stay on your disk in a plain folder, and you can export them as JSON at any time. Nothing about the app requires our servers except cloud sync.
Why is Windows warning me about the installer?
Because it is not code-signed yet — a certificate costs several hundred dollars a year and this is a $39 one-time product. SmartScreen shows a blue box the first time; click More info → Run anyway. Verify the SHA-256 against the published hash if you want certainty.
Do I need an account?
No. Offline mode gives you five profiles and every feature. An account adds cloud sync and lets you activate a Premium licence.
Can I use it on more than one computer?
Yes. The licence is tied to your account, not to a machine, and cloud sync is how the profiles get there.
When do macOS and Linux land?
No firm date yet — the blocker is the Clearcote Chromium engine, not the app itself. Leave your email in the download section and you will get exactly one message when the build is ready.
Contact
Talk to a person
One developer reads these, usually within a day. Licence trouble, a bug, a wrong figure in the comparison table, or a feature you need — all fair game.
-
Licence & activationInclude the PayPal address you paid with.
-
Bug reportsYour OS, the profile's engine, and what you expected.
Start with five profiles. Keep them.
No card, no trial timer, no account required to open the app.