Undetectable
Bulk profile management with a free tier.
$49.00
from $49.00 /mo
- Profiles
- Free tier / plan-based
- Team features
- Yes
- Free plan
- Yes
- Founded
- 2021
Our verdict
Undetectable is a volume tool. Where premium rivals sell the survival of one precious account, Undetectable sells the throughput of a hundred ordinary ones — and the bulk creation, batch configuration and cookie robot are built accordingly.
Where it excels
Bulk workflow. Creating and configuring profiles in batches is fast, and the cookie robot that browses target sites to build plausible histories before an account does anything sensitive removes a genuinely tedious step. The free tier is the other draw: enough profiles to run a small operation and evaluate properly before paying.
Where it falls short
Fingerprinting is competent but not category-leading — on the strictest platforms Octo Browser and Multilogin hold up better. Automation is mid-pack: a local API with Selenium and Puppeteer, but nothing like Kameleo's SDK coverage or AdsPower's no-code robot. Team governance is light, so agencies with contractors and access tiers will feel the ceiling.
Bottom line
Pick Undetectable if your work is registering, warming and operating accounts in volume and you want a free on-ramp. Pick Octo Browser or Multilogin instead if a handful of high-value accounts is the whole business.
Benchmarks & scoring
Local API with Selenium and Puppeteer, plus the cookie robot; no SDK breadth or RPA builder.
Bulk-oriented interface that stays manageable at hundreds of profiles.
Handles large batches well on Windows and macOS; no Linux build.
A real free tier and mid-market paid plans make it easy to start and reasonable to scale.
Solid generated fingerprints with manual overrides; a step behind the premium tier on strict platforms.
Multi-user access and profile sharing on higher tiers; permissions are coarse.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Free tier lets you run a small operation and evaluate before paying
- Excellent bulk tooling: mass creation, batch configuration, tagging, import/export
- Cookie robot builds plausible browsing history before accounts are used
- Manual fingerprint overrides on top of a generated configuration library
- Local API with Selenium and Puppeteer for scripted workflows
- Multi-user access and profile sharing on higher tiers
- Straightforward interface that scales to hundreds of profiles
Cons
- Fingerprinting is competent but a step behind Octo Browser and Multilogin
- Automation is mid-pack, with no SDK breadth or no-code RPA builder
- Team governance is light compared with enterprise platforms
- No Linux client
- Paid tiers climb quickly once you need seats as well as profiles
Compatibility
Operating systems
Overview
What Undetectable is
Undetectable is an antidetect browser built for people who manage accounts in bulk. Launched in 2021, it leans on volume-oriented tooling — mass profile creation, cookie robots, bulk configuration — rather than on any single headline feature, and pairs that with a free tier that makes it easy to try.
The mechanics are standard: each profile gets isolated storage, a configurable fingerprint and its own proxy, so accounts opened side by side do not resolve to the same device.
Who it is for
Undetectable suits operators running dozens to hundreds of similar accounts — registrations, farming, marketplace listings — where the bottleneck is creating and warming profiles rather than carefully hand-tuning each one. Solo users can start on the free tier and grow into paid plans.
Fingerprinting and stealth
Fingerprints are generated from a library of configurations covering Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC, audio, fonts, screen, timezone and hardware, with manual overrides where you want them. It is competent rather than category-leading: good enough for most platforms, a step behind Octo Browser or Multilogin on the strictest ones.
Profiles and workflow
Bulk work is where Undetectable is strongest. Profiles can be created en masse from a template, configured in batches, tagged, exported and imported. A built-in cookie robot browses target sites to build plausible cookie histories before an account is used in anger — a genuine time-saver when you are warming a large batch.
Automation and API
A local API covers profile launch and control, with Selenium and Puppeteer support for scripted workflows. It is adequate rather than deep — closer to Incogniton than to Kameleo.
Team features
Multi-user access and profile sharing are available on higher tiers, so a small team can work from a common inventory. Governance is lighter than the enterprise platforms.
Pricing and plans
Undetectable offers a free tier for a small number of profiles, with paid plans starting in the region of USD 49/mo and rising with profile count and team seats. That free tier is the main reason it appears on shortlists next to more expensive rivals.
Bottom line
Undetectable is a practical, volume-focused antidetect browser with a genuinely useful free tier and standout bulk tooling. It is not the stealthiest option and its automation is mid-pack, but for account creation and warming at volume the workflow is hard to beat at the price.
Features & capabilities
Bulk profile creation
Generate and configure profiles in batches from a template.
Cookie robot
Build plausible browsing history before an account is used.
Manual fingerprint control
Override generated values where you need specific ones.
Local API
Selenium and Puppeteer control of profile launch.
Team sharing
Multi-user access to a common profile inventory.
No-code automation
No visual RPA builder.
Integrations & supported tools
Privacy & compliance
Frequently asked questions
Creating, warming and operating large numbers of online accounts from one machine. It is built for volume work — registrations, farming, marketplace listings — rather than hand-tuning a handful of high-value accounts.
Yes. A free tier covers a small number of profiles, which is enough to run a modest operation and to evaluate the tool properly before committing to a paid plan.
An automation that browses a list of target sites inside a profile to build a plausible cookie and history footprint, so a new account does not look freshly minted the first time it does something meaningful.
Competent. Fingerprints are generated from a configuration library with manual overrides, and hold up on most platforms. On the strictest sites, Octo Browser and Multilogin are measurably better.
Yes, through a local API with Selenium and Puppeteer support. It covers scripted profile launch and control but does not match Kameleo's SDK coverage or AdsPower's no-code robot.
Yes, with multi-user access and profile sharing on higher tiers. Governance is lighter than enterprise platforms, so agencies with many contractors may find the permission model coarse.
Windows and macOS. There is no Linux client — Dolphin Anty or GoLogin are the alternatives there.
Both target value-conscious volume users. AdsPower has deeper automation, including a no-code RPA robot, and runs cheaper per profile. Undetectable counters with stronger bulk creation tooling and the cookie robot. Automation-led teams should prefer AdsPower.
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