Lalicat

A Lalicat profile is a separate virtual browser context that the provider describes as isolated from other profiles. Lalicat says each profile separates cookies, browsing history, caches, and other information.

The provider also describes profiles with customized fingerprints and says users can configure fingerprint data. It identifies the browser as Chrome-based. These are product descriptions, not independently verified detection outcomes.

Lalicat describes itself as an antidetect browser for managing multiple accounts with separate virtual browser profiles. The vendor states that each profile isolates cookies, browsing history, caches, and other information from other profiles.

Ask how the listed saved-profile and subaccount allowances map to the accounts your workflow needs to manage. Lalicat describes its browser for managing multiple accounts, including social media marketing.

For a team, ask whether the selected plan’s subaccounts fit the people who need access, and how roles, permissions, and shared member accounts work in practice. The provider says teams can set roles and permissions and share member accounts.

Lalicat lists ticketing and online surveys as contact or feedback options.

The pricing page lists monthly prices and saved-profile and subaccount allowances for Personal, Solo, Team, and Scale.

• Personal: $59 per month, 100 saved profiles, and one free sub-account.
• Solo: $99 per month, 200 saved profiles, and five subaccounts.
• Team: $209 per month, 500 saved profiles, and 10 subaccounts.
• Scale: $499 per month, 3,000 saved profiles, and 20 subaccounts.
• Custom: monthly price and profile and subaccount allowances are unspecified.

The provider offers new users a 3-day free trial and states that it has no feature limitations; that offer does not state the paid plans’ saved-profile or subaccount allowances. Custom lists discounts of 11% for three-month payment, 15% for six-month payment, and 27% for annual payment. The Terms say the card is charged for the order total, including applicable tax, shipping, and handling, when approved.

Lalicat says users can configure fingerprint data for profiles, isolate cookies and local storage, and assign an IP to each profile. It also says multiple profiles can run simultaneously.

The provider lists bulk importing and exporting for cookies and proxies, and support for independent proxies and IPv6. It also lists mobile simulation and launching a mobile browser.

For automation, Lalicat names a Local API, Selenium, and Puppeteer support. A buyer assessing a workflow can ask how these interfaces fit its existing tools and how team roles apply to shared profiles. The listed features do not establish how a particular integration behaves.

The Custom plan’s price and profile and subaccount limits are unspecified, so its fit cannot be compared with the listed allowances until those terms are clear. The terms also say they may change without prior notice.

• Lalicat.com says it may share personal and transaction information with other companies to process purchases.
• The Terms allow orders to be refused or cancelled because of incorrect pricing or availability information, or suspected malicious intent.
• Disputes about website use or transactions must be brought in courts located in the United States.
• Lalicat.com disclaims liability for damages related to website use or inability to access it.
• Website access and use are undertaken at the user’s own risk.

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

Lalicat lists betting among its use cases. Betting and other restricted offers are subject to law, age rules, and regional limits; check network, platform, and local rules. This is not legal or financial advice.

The vendor’s product and pricing pages list controls for profile handling, teams, and automation, checked on 2026-10-31.

• The provider says profiles isolate cookies and local storage from one another.
• It lists simultaneous profile use and the option to assign an IP to each profile.
• Team roles and permissions, plus member-account sharing, are described as available controls.
• Bulk cookie and proxy importing and exporting are listed alongside independent proxy and IPv6 support.
• The vendor names a Local REST API and Selenium and Puppeteer support for automation.
• Mobile simulation and launching a mobile browser are listed features.
• The pricing page says profiles have no device-number restriction.

Lalicat labels its plans for personal use, small workshops, medium teams, and large teams. The useful comparison is whether a plan’s saved-profile allowance and subaccount count match the workload and people who need access.

For team use, check how the stated roles and permissions apply to shared member accounts before choosing a plan. The page provides a Windows download option. Use that as a concrete platform check, rather than assuming the same support for other systems.

Compare whether each service separates browser contexts, how saved-profile allowances and seats are defined, and what team permissions cover. In general, also check automation interfaces, device support, and acceptable-use terms against the workflow you plan to run.

What does a profile separate?

A profile is the separate browser context Lalicat describes for managing accounts. The vendor says profiles isolate cookies and local storage, with other claims about history, caches, and fingerprint configuration described elsewhere in the product information. These are provider descriptions, not independent verification of detection outcomes.

How does saved-profile capacity differ from profile creation?

The claims describe different things and should not be treated as interchangeable. The provider’s wording does not replace the saved-profile figures shown for the paid plans.

How do plan allowances differ?

The listed Personal, Solo, Team, and Scale plans specify different saved-profile and subaccount allowances. Custom has no stated monthly price or profile and subaccount limits. Compare the allowance that fits your workflow with the number of team members who need access.

Which automation interfaces does Lalicat name?

Lalicat says its browser supports a Local API, Selenium, and Puppeteer. It also describes a local REST API for automation. The listed names identify interfaces to assess against your existing workflow, but do not establish how a specific integration behaves.

What do the Terms say about changes?

The Terms say conditions may change without prior notice. That means the published terms are subject to revision; check the current wording before registering and retain the version relevant to your decision.

Fits if… the saved-profile and subaccount allowances match your intended workload, and the team permissions suit the people who need access.

Probably not if… the decision depends on knowing Custom’s exact price and profile or subaccount allowances before proceeding.

Main risk… treating the profile-creation claim as if it replaced the saved-profile limits shown on the pricing page.