Antidetect Browser Free Plans Compared (2026): Who Really Gives 10 Free Profiles, and What Ends Each Plan
- Two vendors offered 10 free profiles on 2026-09-17. Incogniton gives 10 for the first 2 months and then drops to 3. BitBrowser gives 10 permanently but caps you at 50 opens and 20 new windows a day.
- Multilogin Free has 5 cloud profiles, but it deletes all of them after 7 days with no activity, and support can't restore them. Its proxy traffic and mobile minutes are one-time only.
- AdsPower Free has 2 profiles and no Local API. Dolphin Anty Free has up to 5 profiles with "No access" to the API. GoLogin Free has 3 profiles with no sharing and no team members.
- Open-source engines like fingerprint-chromium and Camoufox cost nothing, but you have to build the profile manager, proxy setup and upkeep yourself.
You found an antidetect browser with a free plan, set up your accounts, and everything worked for a week. On day eight a profile won't open, or it isn't there anymore. Nothing was hacked. The free plan just hit a limit that the sign-up page never mentioned.
A search for "antidetect browser free" often ends with "free 10 profile", so that's the question we started with. On 2026-09-17 we read the free-plan terms on six vendors' own pages. Below: who actually gives 10 free profiles, what ends each free plan, and when open source is the better "free".
Antidetect browser free with 10 profiles: two real answers, and one expires
- Incogniton (incogniton.com/pricing): "free starter package, which includes 10 browser profiles for the first 2 months. After that, the package will update to 3 profiles." That 10 has a time limit.
- BitBrowser (bitbrowser.cn/price, Chinese-language page): permanently free with 10 environments, but only 1 member, 50 opens per day and 20 new windows per day.
AdsPower also comes close. Its billing docs describe "Lifetime Profile" add-ons for eligible Free accounts, "Up to 10 Lifetime Profiles can be purchased". Those are paid, though, not free.
A free plan never tells you how long it will last on the sign-up page. The limit is always somewhere else: a time window, a daily cap, or a deletion rule.
Every free plan side by side (checked 2026-09-17)
| Vendor | Free profiles | What ends it, or the catch | Team | API on free |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BitBrowser | 10 | 50 opens/day, 20 new windows/day | 1 member | Local API listed in the free feature list |
| Incogniton | 10, then 3 | Drops to 3 profiles after 2 months | Not stated for free; team seats start at Professional | Not stated for free; REST API starts at Entrepreneur |
| Multilogin | 5 (cloud only) | All profiles deleted after 7 days with no activity; proxy and mobile minutes are one-time | No team seats | No ("The Free plan does not include API access") |
| Dolphin Anty | Up to 5 | 1 user, and more "Cannot be purchased" | 1 user | Request limit: "No access" |
| GoLogin | 3 | No profile sharing, no team members | None | Page says "all the benefits" except sharing and members |
| AdsPower | 2 | No cross-computer sync, batch management or trash restore | 0 members | Local API marked as not included |
Sources: each vendor's pricing page, plus Multilogin's free plan help article and AdsPower's billing docs, all fetched 2026-09-17. Profile counts are the vendors' own. We didn't test any plan inside its app.
Five ways a free antidetect browser plan ends
Read enough free-plan terms and the same five endings keep showing up. Know which one applies before you move real accounts over.
- A profile cap. This one is honest, because you see it on day one. AdsPower stops at 2, GoLogin at 3, Dolphin Anty and Multilogin at 5.
- Freebies that expire. Incogniton's 10 profiles last two months. Multilogin's 200 MB of proxy traffic and 30 mobile minutes are "one-time", and its help article adds that top-ups "are not available on the Free plan" (paid plans renew them monthly, as our Multilogin pricing breakdown shows). It also says you "can't start or use your mobile profile after the included minutes run out".
- Deletion after inactivity. This is the harshest rule we found. Multilogin's help article says: "The Free plan does not expire, but all profiles are automatically deleted after 7 consecutive days of inactivity." It also says deleted Free plan profiles "can't be restored, including by the support team". If you take a week off, every stored session is gone. Launching any one profile every 7 days keeps them all.
- Daily caps. BitBrowser's 10 permanent profiles come with 50 opens a day. With 10 accounts that's five opens each, which is fine for manual checks and tight for anything scheduled.
- No API and no team. Dolphin Anty lists "No access" for requests on Free. AdsPower's Local API column starts at the Professional tier. Multilogin keeps API access for Pro and Business. If your plan was automation, free is a test drive, not a place to run it.
There's also a way paid plans end that people don't expect. AdsPower's billing FAQ says that if a paid plan isn't renewed, "your account will switch to the Free plan. Profiles exceeding the Free plan limit will not be deleted, but you will not be able to use them". Your profiles are safe but locked, which is better than deleted but still a surprise the week renewal slips.
Open source: free forever, but you do the vendor's job
"Antidetect browser free github" and "open source" are also common searches, and real projects exist. On GitHub on 2026-09-17, fingerprint-chromium is described as "An open source fingerprint browser based on Ungoogled Chromium" (BSD-3-Clause license). Camoufox is a Firefox-based anti-detect browser (MPL-2.0) that was still being updated that week.
These give you a browser engine. Everything a commercial plan wraps around it is up to you:
- A profile manager that stores each account's fingerprint seed and keeps it unchanged between launches. A fingerprint that shifts is a warning sign in itself.
- Pairing each profile with a proxy, and keeping that pairing fixed.
- Updating the engine when Chromium or Firefox ships a new release.
- Syncing and backups, if more than one machine or person is involved.
For full disclosure: NoobClaw's desktop app runs on a fingerprint-chromium kernel. Each account gets its own fingerprint, IP and profile, and the fingerprint seed stays tied to that account's proxy permanently. We use it because we're willing to do that upkeep. If you aren't, a commercial free plan is honestly the easier choice for a handful of accounts.
A word on the "free proxy" searches. The point of separate profiles is that accounts don't share signals. A public free proxy puts all your accounts behind addresses that countless strangers also use. That brings back exactly the overlap you installed the browser to avoid.
Pick your free option like this:
| Your situation | Free option that fits | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Trying out the idea this week | Any paid trial (GoLogin and AdsPower both list 7 days) | Cancel dates |
| 10 accounts, checked by hand, long term | BitBrowser free | 50 opens/day, 1 member, Chinese-language pricing page |
| A few accounts on a cloud phone | Multilogin free | 7-day inactivity deletion, one-time minutes |
| Automation through an API | None of the free plans above; an open-source engine if you can maintain it | Your own upkeep time |
| A team of two or more | None; free plans are single-user | Seat pricing on paid plans |
Once you move to paid, per-profile curves differ a lot. Our Multilogin vs AdsPower comparison explains why one vendor charges for profile count and the other for API speed. The multi-account survival guide covers what no browser plan, free or paid, can do for your content.
FAQ
Is there an antidetect browser with 10 free profiles?
On 2026-09-17, two. BitBrowser's price page lists 10 environments permanently free, with 1 member and 50 opens a day. Incogniton's free starter package gives 10 profiles for the first 2 months and then drops to 3.
Why did my free antidetect browser profiles disappear?
If you were on Multilogin Free, its help article says all profiles are deleted automatically after 7 days in a row without activity, and support can't restore them. Launching one profile every 7 days prevents that. On other vendors, look for an expired trial or a lapsed paid plan first.
Are open-source antidetect browsers safe to use?
The engines we list are public code under open licenses, so you can read what they do. The risk comes from how you run them: fingerprints that change between launches, shared or free proxies, and engines that fall behind browser updates. Commercial plans charge to handle those for you.