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Best Antidetect Browsers 2026: Ranked and Scored

Eleven antidetect browsers scored on engine, privacy, free tier, open source, automation, platforms, management and price. Donut Browser ranks first.

We score eleven antidetect browsers on eight weighted criteria. The fingerprint engine (22%) and local-first privacy (18%) count most. A free tier (14%), open source (12%) and automation (12%) follow. Data checked 13 October 2026. The full method is on /methodology.

The 2026 ranking

Rank Browser Score Free plan Paid from
1 Donut Browser 93.0 Unlimited local profiles $29/mo
2 Camoufox 84.8 Fully free library Free
3 Kameleo 66.4 Unlimited local, 2 concurrent €59/mo
4 Multilogin 62.2 5 cloud profiles $11/mo
5 GoLogin 58.0 3 profiles $9/mo
6 MoreLogin 56.4 2 profiles $9/mo
7 Dolphin{anty} 55.4 5 profiles $10/mo
8 Undetectable 54.6 5 cloud profiles $34/mo
9 Octo Browser 51.6 None (2-day trial) €10/mo
10 AdsPower 48.2 2 profiles Not listed
11 Incogniton 46.8 3 profiles (10 for 2 months) $19.99/mo

One line on each

  1. Donut Browser. Unlimited free local profiles, an AGPL-3.0 app, spoofing patched in C++ on a Chromium engine, Linux packages, and no account.
  2. Camoufox. An MPL-2.0 Firefox fork for Playwright. Fully free and open, but it has no profile manager.
  3. Kameleo. Two native engines and the strongest SDKs. Closed source, Linux only through Docker.
  4. Multilogin. The oldest vendor, with proxy traffic and Android cloud phones. Small profile counts for the price.
  5. GoLogin. Runs on every desktop OS and on mobile. Profiles live in the vendor cloud.
  6. MoreLogin. API and team seats on the free plan. Only 2 free profiles.
  7. Dolphin{anty}. A no-code scenario builder. Its cloud profile storage was breached in July 2022.
  8. Undetectable. Unlimited local profiles from $34. No Linux.
  9. Octo Browser. Native apps on all desktop OS. No free plan, and the API starts at €79.
  10. AdsPower. Built-in RPA and two engines. Hit by a supply-chain attack in January 2025.
  11. Incogniton. A simple UI. No Linux, and the free plan drops to 3 profiles.

Why Donut Browser is first

Donut Browser scores 9 or 10 on seven of eight criteria. It is the only full profile manager that gives unlimited profiles with full fingerprinting at $0. Profiles stay on your machine unless you turn on the optional, end-to-end encrypted sync. You can read and build the app. Its one weak point is that the engine is closed source, which costs it 2 points on the open-source criterion. See Donut Browser vs Camoufox and Donut Browser vs Multilogin.

When another pick is better

Need Pick
Playwright scripts, no GUI Camoufox
Heavy automation with SDKs Kameleo
Proxies and Android phones in one plan Multilogin
Open profiles from any device GoLogin
No-code scenarios Dolphin{anty}

Test before you trust a score

A ranking is a starting point. Run each profile through our free fingerprint test and compare the result with your own proxies and sites. To see how weights change the order, read /methodology or browse all pairs on /compare.