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"Cheapest antidetect browser" has three different answers, and most comparison pages only give you the misleading one. The cheapest headline price is a $9 entry plan that covers 10 profiles. The cheapest price at 100 profiles is $28–$30 a month. And the cheapest price at scale — 300 profiles and up — is a flat $30 a month with no per-profile charge at all, because every per-profile rival keeps climbing. This page compares all three answers with dated, checkable figures, so you can price the setup you actually run instead of the one in the advert.
Cheapest headline price: GoLogin Professional — $9/mo, but it covers only 10 profiles.
Cheapest at 100 profiles: a $28–$30 cluster (RoxyBrowser, DICloak, Nullprint on third-party checks; BeastBrowser at $30 flat for unlimited profiles).
Cheapest at 300+ profiles, and cheapest per year: BeastBrowser — $30/mo at any count; $199/yr ≈ $16.58/mo effective, below even GoLogin's annual-billing price at 100 profiles ($19.50/mo).
| Browser | Cost at 100 profiles (monthly billing) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| RoxyBrowser † | $28/mo | Third-party checked figure (aliencpa, 22 Oct 2026); confirmed on the official pricing page 4 Nov 2026 |
| DICloak † | $28.80/mo | (same note) |
| Nullprint † | $29/mo | (same note) |
| BeastBrowser | $30/mo | Flat — the same $30 covers unlimited profiles |
| AdsPower | $36/mo | Plus $5/mo per extra team member |
| GoLogin | $39/mo | Professional plan, 100 profiles ($19.50/mo billed annually) |
| Multilogin | $40/mo | Business tier at 100 profiles |
| Octo Browser | €79/mo | Base plan (€56/mo billed annually), excl. VAT |
| VMLogin | $99/mo | No 100-profile tier exists — Solo is the entry plan and covers up to 200 profiles |
Prices checked 4 November 2026.
| Browser | Cost at ~300 profiles (monthly billing) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| BeastBrowser | $30/mo | Flat at any count |
| AdsPower | $86/mo | Plus member fees |
| GoLogin | from $99/mo | Business tier covers 300–500 profiles; the verified 500-profile selection is $139/mo ($69.50/mo billed annually) |
| Octo Browser | €169/mo | Team plan — covers 350 profiles (€79 Base covers only 100) |
| VMLogin | $209/mo | Team plan — covers 500 profiles |
| Multilogin | $89/mo | Business tier at 300 profiles ($57.08/mo billed annually, $685/yr) |
Why the cheapest headline price is the wrong question. Entry plans are priced for the smallest possible setup: GoLogin's $9 plan covers 10 profiles, and the same vendor charges $39 by the time you reach 100. A plan that looks cheapest on a pricing page can be mid-pack by the time your operation is real.
Why per-year maths changes the answer again. Annual billing discounts some rivals heavily — GoLogin halves to $19.50/mo effective at 100 profiles — but the discount applies to a per-profile price, so the bill still grows with your profile count. BeastBrowser's $199/year is ≈ $16.58/mo effective for unlimited profiles: the cheapest verified per-year figure in this table at 100 profiles, and the only one that does not rise at 300 or 1,000.
What "cheap" must never hide. A bargain browser with an outdated engine or no support is not cheap when an account burns. Every figure on this page is dated and sourced; if a vendor is missing, it is because we could not verify its at-scale price — not because it was inconvenient to the table.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest antidetect browser?
It depends on the profile count. The cheapest headline price is GoLogin's $9/month entry plan, which covers 10 profiles. At 100 profiles the cheapest verified prices cluster at $28–$30/month. At 300 profiles and above, the cheapest option is a flat price that does not scale: BeastBrowser at $30/month for unlimited profiles — $199/year (≈ $16.58/month effective) on annual billing.
Is the cheapest plan on a pricing page really the cheapest?
Usually not. Entry plans cover very few profiles — $9 buys 10 profiles at GoLogin, and reaching 100 profiles there costs $39/month. Price your actual profile count: the tables on this page show what 100 and 300 profiles cost at each vendor, which is where the real differences appear.
What does BeastBrowser cost per year?
$199/year for unlimited profiles — about $16.58/month effective. For comparison, GoLogin at 100 profiles on annual billing works out to $19.50/month effective, and its price still rises as you add profiles; BeastBrowser's does not.
Do cheap antidetect browsers charge extra for team members?
Some do. AdsPower adds $5/month per extra team member on top of its per-profile price, so a team's real bill is higher than the profile price alone suggests. When you compare prices, check both axes: profiles and seats.
How current are the prices on this page?
Every figure carries a check date in the Sources & Credits block below, and the vendor-direct figures were read from official pricing pages. Prices in this category change often — if a number matters to your decision, confirm it on the vendor's own page before you pay.
For the wider market, see our Best Antidetect Browser 2026 comparison of 10 tools on price, free plans and features.
Sources & Credits
- BeastBrowser official pricing page — beastbrowser.com/pricing
- GoLogin official pricing page — gologin.com/pricing (Professional 100 = $39/mo, $19.50/mo billed annually; Business 500 = $139/mo — live-verified 3 November 2026)
- AdsPower 100 = $36/mo + $5/member/mo, 300 = $86/mo; Multilogin 100 = $40/mo — re-verified November 2026; Multilogin 300 = $89/mo verified 4 November 2026 on multilogin.com/pricing
- Octo Browser official pricing ladder (Base €79 at 100; Team €169 at 350) and VMLogin official ladder (Solo $99 to 200; Team $209 at 500) — verified 3 November 2026
- Rows marked †: aliencpa's antidetect browser pricing comparison (31 browsers checked 22 October 2026); all three figures confirmed on the vendors' official pricing pages on 4 November 2026
- All figures were verified in November 2026; prices change — check the official pages for the latest figures.
By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser
