ixBrowser (ixbrowser.com) alternatives: free and paid antidetect browsers compared (2026)

ixBrowser (ixbrowser.com) is an antidetect browser that puts no cap on the number of profiles, even on its free plan, and charges instead for team seats and for how many profiles you create and open each day. Each profile carries its own fingerprint, so separate accounts can run side by side. On 12 October 2026 the free plan allowed 100 launches a day and the Professional plan, with 1,000, cost $3.99 a month, far below any rival that sells profiles by the hundred. The comparison shows who still beats it, and on what.

ixBrowser's plans

On top of the daily limits, the paid plans carry a monthly reserve: 300 extra creations and 3,000 extra launches on Professional, 1,500 and 15,000 on Business, 4,500 and 45,000 on Enterprise. The price page lists the API, a synchronizer, cloud storage, profile transfer, batch import and finer fingerprint control as the features that set the paid plans apart.

The browser runs on Windows and macOS. Its update log shows steady work: version 2.10.15 moved to browser kernel 151 on 17 September 2026, and 2.10.18 followed on 24 September with a passkey manager and a "Block Video" switch.

From "all functions are free" to paid seats

The archive shows how "forever free", still the title of the home page, has narrowed.

In February 2023 the price page sold only proxies, at $2.39 and $4.99 a proxy; from November 2023 to April 2024 it listed them at $2.25 and $3.99 a month and $3.89 a gigabyte. The September 2024 copy still promised "Unlimited sub-accounts" on every plan. The December 2024 copy has the seat limits that hold today.

Who runs ixBrowser

No company name appears on the pages we read. The user agreement, last updated on 5 November 2022, refuses refunds "if there is no special reason" and keeps for ixBrowser "the right of final interpretation". The privacy policy of 27 September 2024 refers to the laws of the People's Republic of China, including the E-Commerce Law's rule that transaction data be kept for at least three years. Payment runs through PayPal, Alipay and WeChat, support through a Hong Kong WhatsApp number, and the domain was registered on 25 April 2022 through Alibaba Cloud.

Asked how a free browser pays its way, ixBrowser answers in its own article: "we rely solely on member subscriptions, not on data monetization". It also says the product grew out of a version "long been used for internal operations".

What ixBrowser's comparison pages get wrong

ixBrowser publishes comparisons against AdsPower, GoLogin, MoreLogin and Multilogin. Two of them misstate the rival. The AdsPower page credits AdsPower with "5 profiles" free, where AdsPower keeps 2. The Multilogin page says Multilogin has "No permanent free plan", only a trial of three to seven days, and an entry plan at €9; on 12 October 2026 Multilogin kept 5 profiles free and sold 10 for $11. The GoLogin figures, 3 free profiles and paid plans from $9, are right.

Why ixBrowser users look elsewhere

Keyword Planner counted 9,900 monthly searches for "ixbrowser" worldwide on 12 October 2026, 1,000 for "ixbrowser download", 30 for "ixbrowser alternative" and 20 for "ixbrowser linux", while "free antidetect browser" drew 590. Google pairs ixBrowser with GoLogin, MoreLogin, AdsPower and Dolphin Anty, and asks whether it is safe, free and legit, and whether it exists for Linux, Android or iPhone.

The limits explain most of it: two seats and 100 launches a day on the free plan, no Linux or phone build, no refund as a rule, and no company to address.

The alternatives side by side

None of the alternatives gives unlimited free profiles, so they win on other grounds. Prices are each seller's own monthly figures from 12 October 2026; Octo bills in euros, shown at the European Central Bank's rate of 1.1206 dollars. Nothing here was installed.

BitBrowser

BitBrowser is the cheapest of the browsers that sell profiles, $15 for 100 with four members, and keeps 10 profiles free, with up to 20 new ones a day. Like ixBrowser it refunds nothing and has no Linux build; it adds identity checks and a court in Beijing, set out on our BitBrowser page.

MoreLogin, AdsPower and GoLogin

MoreLogin asks $35 for 100 profiles with two members included, runs on Linux and rents Android cloud phones by the minute; our MoreLogin page prices them. AdsPower's price service quoted $36 for 100 profiles; it has a Linux build and keeps payments once a package is confirmed. GoLogin charges $39 for 100, keeps 3 free, and offers Android and iPhone apps.

Multilogin

Multilogin costs $40 for 100 profiles, keeps 5 free and bundles Android cloud phones. It is ten times ixBrowser's paid price for the same profile count, and pays that back mainly in cloud phones and a Linux build.

Incogniton, Octo Browser and Dolphin Anty

These three cost $80 to $89 for 100 profiles or a little more. Incogniton refunds within 24 hours and includes proxies, Octo refunds a first payment within 5 days, and Dolphin Anty refunds for outages on its side: refund rules ixBrowser does not offer.

Where ixBrowser still leads

• Price: unlimited profiles for free, and 20 seats for $3.99 a month.
• Headroom: 1,000 launches a day on the $3.99 plan, 15,000 on Enterprise.
• Pace: three releases between 14 August and 24 September 2026, with kernel 151.

Moving your profiles out

Nothing on ixBrowser's pages describes exporting a profile to another browser. To leave, rebuild the profiles in the new tool and bring the cookies; Webshare's guide notes that ixBrowser imports and exports cookies. Keep each profile on the same proxy through the move, so its accounts see no new address.

Where HProxy fits

Every browser above, ixBrowser included, takes proxies you supply. Our Residential Premium gives a profile one home IP that stays put for up to 24 hours, chosen by state, city or ISP, from $1.49 per gigabyte; static ISP proxies, at $2.70/IP a month each, keep their address for good with traffic unmetered. Our guide for antidetect browsers shows the one-proxy-per-profile setup.

Which one to pick

• Stay with ixBrowser if Windows or macOS is enough and the daily limits fit: nothing else is this cheap.
• BitBrowser for the lowest price per profile with 10 free and members included.
• MoreLogin or AdsPower for a Linux build at around $35 for 100 profiles.
• GoLogin for phone apps.
• Incogniton for a refund window and bundled proxies.
• The poorest move for a budget user: Dolphin Anty, $89 a month for what ixBrowser sells for $3.99.

What we could not find out

We tested no browser here, so fingerprint quality stays out of the comparison. ixBrowser names no company, so we cannot say who is liable under its agreement. Its claim that the free version "meets the antidetect needs of over 95% of users" comes without a source. The Proxidize guide on our research list returned 404 when we read it. These prices are set to be checked again by 12 January 2027.

Sources

• ixBrowser: home, price page, download page, update log, user agreement, privacy policy, its "free and safe" article and its comparisons with AdsPower, GoLogin, MoreLogin and Multilogin, read 12 October 2026.
• Internet Archive: ixbrowser.com/pricing from February 2023 to March 2026; the RDAP record of ixbrowser.com.
• The price pages, price services and terms of BitBrowser, MoreLogin, AdsPower, GoLogin, Multilogin, Incogniton, Octo Browser and Dolphin Anty, read 12 October 2026, and the euro's ECB rate of 9 October 2026.
• Eight proxy sellers' ixBrowser guides, read 12 October 2026.
• Keyword Planner's worldwide counts for ixBrowser and free antidetect browser searches, and Google's suggestions around them, taken 12 October 2026.
• Our Premium and static ISP prices, read from HProxy's live price data.