AntiBrow review
AntiBrow combines isolated Chromium profiles, Playwright SDKs, proxies, and AI-agent support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AntiBrow is an antidetect Chromium browser for automation developers, multi-account operators, teams, and AI agents. It creates isolated persistent profiles with cookies, storage, passkeys, and device fingerprints, while supporting desktop management or standard Playwright automation through Node.js and Python SDKs. Windows, macOS, Linux, and API access are supported, making it suitable for users who need local browser control alongside programmable workflows.
The pricing structure starts with a useful Free plan at $0 per month, offering unlimited local profiles, one concurrent browser, and community support. Basic costs $9.90 per month and adds five concurrent browsers, 20 cloud-synced profiles, two residential proxies per month, and email support. Pro is $19.90 per month with 20 concurrent browsers, 100 cloud-synced profiles, five residential proxies, and priority support. Team costs $49.90 per month with 100 concurrent browsers, 1,000 cloud-synced profiles, 10 residential proxies, and dedicated support. Enterprise costs $499 per month and includes unlimited concurrent browsers, 10,000 cloud-synced profiles, 1,000 residential proxies, and dedicated support. Every plan includes unlimited local profiles.
AntiBrow’s standout depth is its identity and automation layer. Kernel-level fingerprint spoofing is paired with proxy configuration, timezone and locale alignment, profile export and import, cloud synchronization, sharing and transfer, and persistent session data. Passkey and WebAuthn capture and replay extend its support for authenticated workflows, while MCP server mode gives AI agents an additional operating model. The main fit is for teams and developers who need Chromium-based profile automation with collaboration and scaling options. It is less suitable for buyers seeking multiple browser engines or an open-source browser core.
AntiBrow pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Unlimited local profiles on every plan, including Free
- Playwright support through Node.js and Python SDKs
- WebAuthn, proxy alignment, cloud sync, and MCP mode
- Where it doesn't
- Cloud-synced profiles are capped by paid plan
- Concurrent browsers vary substantially by plan
- The browser engine is closed-source
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