ClonBrowser

ClonBrowser says each environment has its own fingerprint and storage for cookies, cache, and device information. Its help page describes environments as independent, with data in one not affecting another.

The provider presents the service as a way to manage multiple online accounts on one device, and describes a typical setup as one environment per account. It lists TikTok, Google, and Facebook as examples of supported platforms.

In general, platforms may consider browser context as part of how they assess activity. Separate environments do not establish that a particular use complies with platform rules or will be accepted.

In general, buyers should clarify how a tool fits existing processes before committing time or moving account work into it.

Also ask which written plan terms govern your intended use, especially how the selected plan defines environments and team access.

For a shared workflow, clarify which permissions team members receive and how those permissions apply to the tasks they need to handle. ClonBrowser says Pro has flexible permission settings, but the source facts do not detail the permission levels.

The pricing page distinguishes Free, Pro, and Custom by environment and team terms, with additional features listed for Free and Pro. The page also offers a free trial; that is stated separately from the Free plan.

According to the pricing page, Free has 10 environments and no team members; Pro costs $6 per month and includes two team members. Custom has no fixed environment or team-member counts.

For fingerprint options, Free lists Chrome and Firefox engines and three fingerprint modes. The same plan lists HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and SSH proxy support.

The pricing page lists encrypted browser-data syncing across devices, proxy forwarding and sharing to computers and mobile devices, and team collaboration with flexible permissions for Pro. It also lists advanced proxy protocols such as Trojan and Vmess, plus RPA automation for repetitive tasks.

ClonBrowser describes a workflow in which a user selects an automation script from a marketplace, binds it to a browser environment, and runs it. The provider says scripts can be tailored to business needs or adjusted from existing scripts.

The provider also describes cloud synchronization of environments and task data for team collaboration, alongside member permissions and resource sharing. It says custom browser extensions can be deployed in batches, with transfers encrypted and verified.

Proxy settings can be configured for different environments, and ClonBrowser lists HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 among supported types. A proxy is optional, though the help page says it is more common in multi-account scenarios.

The help page sets device requirements that buyers should compare with their available hardware. Windows must be Windows 10 or above, 64-bit; macOS must be macOS 10.13 or above.

The same page specifies a 4-core CPU, at least 8GB of RAM, and at least 50GB of available disk space. Check those requirements against the machine intended for the workflow before registering.

The pricing page lists no team members in Free, which limits its stated terms for shared work. Custom has no fixed environment or team-member counts, leaving capacity planning less explicit than the listed Free and Pro terms.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

• The vendor states that each browser environment has its own fingerprint and data storage, isolating cookies, cache, and device information.
• The provider describes cloud synchronization for browser environments and task data, plus resource sharing for teams.
• ClonBrowser says sensitive data is stored locally by default and that it uses end-to-end encryption.
• The provider says Pro includes flexible permission settings and RPA for repetitive tasks. Buyers can compare those functions with the roles and recurring tasks in their workflow.

Pro’s stated team terms give a concrete basis for assessing shared access, and its permission settings and RPA are relevant to teams handling repeated tasks.

Device compatibility is another practical condition: the help page lists Windows and macOS requirements, along with CPU, memory, and disk requirements. Check the intended machine against those specifications before moving work into the browser.

Compare antidetect tools by how they isolate profile data, define profile and seat allowances, and scope automation. Also check platform compatibility, acceptable-use terms, and how each service handles data before deciding which options merit closer review.

What does the Free plan list?

The Free plan lists 10 browser environments and no team members, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. Its listed browser engines and fingerprint modes are separate plan details; check that the environments and features suit the intended workflow.

What does Pro add for team work?

Pro costs $6 per month and includes two team members, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. The provider also lists flexible permission settings and RPA for repetitive tasks, but buyers should clarify which permissions apply to each role.

How does a script reach an environment?

A user selects an automation script from the marketplace, binds it to a browser environment, and runs it, according to ClonBrowser’s feature description. The provider says scripts can be tailored to business needs or adjusted from existing scripts.

Is a proxy required?

No. The help page describes a proxy as optional, while saying it is more common in multi-account usage scenarios. ClonBrowser also says different network proxies can be configured for different browser environments.

Which contact channel does the provider list?

The pricing page lists Telegram as a contact channel, checked 2026-10-31. The About Us page identifies the listed contact as Telegram at @clonbrowser.

What scale claims does ClonBrowser make?

ClonBrowser states that it supports more than 1,000 platforms, according to its About Us page checked 2026-10-31. The same page says the provider has 8 years of customer service experience and has served more than 200,000 enterprises. These are vendor claims, not independently verified figures.

Fits if the stated team permissions and automation match your workflow, and the listed device requirements match your intended machine.

Probably not if you need a fixed Custom allowance before planning capacity; the pricing page lists no fixed environment or team-member counts.

Check those points with support first.