#3 of 11 · Review
Kameleo
Automation-first anti-detect browser with Chromium and Firefox engines.
66.4 /100
Official site Best for: Teams that run heavy automation and need two engines.
Pros
- Chroma follows Chrome stable within days
- Unlimited local profiles
- Strong SDKs
Cons
- Closed source
- Linux only through Docker
- Paid plans start at €59
Scores
Fingerprint engine · 22% 9/10 Two native engines; Chroma updates within 5 days of Chrome.
Local-first privacy · 18% 7/10 Local profiles; account needed.
Free tier · 14% 6/10 Unlimited local profiles, but 2 concurrent browsers.
Open source · 12% 0/10 Closed source; SDKs only.
Automation & API · 12% 10/10 SDKs in three languages and all major drivers.
Platforms · 10% 6/10 Linux through Docker images only.
Profile management · 8% 8/10 Full manager with cloud profiles.
Price at scale · 4% 3/10 €59 per month to start.
Key facts
- Engines
- Chroma (Chromium), Junglefox (Firefox)
- Platforms
- Windows Yes · macOS Yes · Linux Partial
- Free plan
- 2 concurrent browsers, unlimited local profiles, 100 cloud profiles.
- Paid from
- €59/mo (Startup): 10 concurrent browsers, 5,000 cloud profiles
- Source
- Closed
- Storage
- Local + cloud, account required
- Automation
- Local API, SDKs, Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium
- Mobile
- Android and iOS emulation on desktop
- Launched
- 2017
Checked 2026-10-13 against the vendor's site and pricing page.