AntiProfiles

AntiProfiles is an anti-detect browser and multi-account workspace for keeping sessions separate while controlling fingerprints, proxies and automation. It is aimed at adult professionals, agencies and businesses, especially teams that need shared profile management across computers. Its strongest case is coordinated, technically controlled browser work; individual users with only a few profiles may find the paid step-up harder to justify.

Overview

AntiProfiles runs isolated Chromium and Firefox Gecko environments and lets users switch engines. That flexibility helps when a workflow depends on different browser runtimes, while its value is limited for ordinary single-browser use. Fingerprint tools add Canvas noise, WebGL GPU masking, AudioContext protection, ClientRects noise and WebRTC IP-leak shielding.

Proxy support covers HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and SSH tunnels. Real-time cloud synchronization keeps profiles, tags and settings aligned between desktop workstations and laptops, reducing drift for people who work across devices. The privacy policy says web and API traffic uses TLS 1.3, stored credentials use AES-256 GCM, and passwords are hashed with bcrypt or Argon2. AntiProfiles says it does not intentionally inspect sites visited through profiles unless a selected feature requires it.

Key features

Automation and collaboration

Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium WebDriver, CDP ports, and local or remote REST APIs give automation teams several established integration paths. The free tier has no API, while Starter provides only a basic API; full REST and Driver API access starts with Professional. Role-based permissions, profile sharing, concurrency locks, audit logs and organization billing are useful safeguards when several people touch the same accounts.

Support

Support channels include live chat, WhatsApp, email and Facebook, with 24/7 real-time availability stated by the provider. That breadth is more relevant to operational teams than to occasional personal use.

Pricing

Free costs nothing and includes three profiles, basic proxy support, standard fingerprint controls and one user. There is no API, and support is community-based. It is a sensible way to assess the workflow, but the profile cap and missing automation access make it a poor fit for ongoing multi-account operations.

Starter costs $19 a month, includes 25 profiles, HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS proxy support, advanced fingerprint controls, two users, a basic API and email support. A 7-day trial lowers the risk for a small agency or operator, but two seats and the basic API constrain collaboration and integrations.

Professional is $49 a month for 100 profiles, HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 proxies, advanced controls, 10 users, the full REST and Driver API, and priority 24/7 support. It is the practical tier for larger automation teams that need formal access controls and more seats.

Business costs $99 a month and raises capacity to 500 profiles and 25 users. It adds full hardware spoofing, unlimited API access and a dedicated account manager, making it the clearest choice for substantial organizations rather than small operators. It also has a 7-day trial.

Platforms

AntiProfiles supports API, Linux, macOS, web and Windows. That combination suits mixed desktop estates and programmatic deployments, with cloud sync connecting desktop workstations and laptops.

Who it's for

Choose AntiProfiles for agency and business workflows that need isolated accounts, multiple browser engines, proxy variety, automation hooks and auditable team access. It is less suitable when you need only a few profiles, a simple browser, or an API on a no-cost plan.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Chromium and Firefox Gecko isolation with engine switching; broad fingerprint and proxy controls; integrations spanning major automation frameworks; profile synchronization across computers; granular collaboration and audit features.
• Cons: Free use stops at three profiles, one user and no API; Starter has only two users and a basic API; full automation interfaces and larger teams require the substantially pricier Professional tier; hardware spoofing and unlimited API are reserved for Business.

Alternatives

Pick Kameleo instead if Android and iOS support, browser extensions or mobile emulation matter; its free plan includes two concurrent browsers, 300 minutes of browser time and 100 cloud profiles.

GoLogin is a better fit for buyers seeking a lower-priced paid entry point or a forever-free option with three profiles.

Choose MoreLogin when a free plan with two users, two profiles, Chrome and Firefox, local API, and Selenium/Puppeteer automation is the priority.

1Browser suits simpler needs, offering a free 10-profile plan with limited proxy countries and basic browser speed.

Consider AdsPower for another freemium anti-detect option with API support and Linux, macOS, Windows and iOS coverage.

GeeLark is an alternative for users comparing low-cost profile and seat plans.

Choose Hidemium if a free five-profile, one-device plan across desktop operating systems is sufficient.

Multilogin is worth comparing when a five-profile free tier and paid proxy or mobile allowances better match your starting requirements.

For a broader shortlist, see Anti-Detect Browser Software.

Verdict

AntiProfiles is a strong choice for agencies and businesses that need isolated Chromium and Firefox profiles plus proxy, automation and team governance in one workspace. The main reason to choose it is the combination of integrations, synchronization and granular controls. Look elsewhere if three free profiles are enough, if you need meaningful API access without paying, or if your priority is mobile-focused support.