Maskfog

Maskfog describes browser environments as isolated and separate, and says this is intended to prevent account association. That is the provider’s description of the feature, not independent confirmation of its effect.

The vendor also describes managing e-commerce platform stores and sites, including preventing account information from being detected and associated. It lists dedicated IP locations across North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, and other regions. These are listed features, not evidence of performance or suitability for a particular platform.

For desktop access, the vendor lists Windows and MacOS downloads. Check that the stated operating-system options and the plan’s device arrangement fit the devices your team uses.

These details matter when identifying the contracting party and deciding which terms apply.

In general, integration scope can affect how a browser tool fits with existing processes, so request specifics rather than relying on broad descriptions.

The vendor states that teams can use tiered employee authorization, custom permissions, and operation logs.

The pricing page lists device-based charges separately from its free-plan environment allowance.

• Free plan: $0 per device.
• Basic plan: $2 per device.
• Upgrade plan: starts at $4.99 per device.
• Free plan: 20 browser environments.

The page says IPv6 and shared devices have a three-day free trial upon registration; it also limits the listed shared-device trial to platforms that support IPv6. The registration condition and platform support requirement are part of the trial terms, so check both against your intended use.

The Terms of Use state that paid services are non-refundable and all payments are final. The same document says service prices, including monthly subscription fees, may change. Treat these as separate purchase conditions from the per-device prices shown on the pricing page.

Maskfog lists tiered employee authorization, custom permissions, and operation logs for teams. Ask how those controls map to the roles in your operation and what the logs record before assigning access.

The vendor says its browser supports plugins for different business scenarios. It also lists features for managing phone numbers, receiving SMS online, and using one phone number. The supplied descriptions do not explain how these features connect to a team’s existing workflow.

For dedicated devices, the pricing page says an IP can be renewed before expiration and remains unchanged upon renewal. The page also describes running Selenium tests in a live environment to check website behavior under traffic analysis and filtering settings. Any use of browser tools or testing must follow the rules of the relevant platforms and the law.

The pricing page lists online support and free remote training as customer-service features. Confirm with the provider how those offerings apply to the plan and task at hand.

Several terms affect what a buyer can do after payment, including the treatment of dedicated devices and the provider’s service-continuity provisions.

• The Terms of Use state that paid services are non-refundable and all payments are final.
• Purchased dedicated devices cannot be returned or exchanged, and their IPs may only be used in this product.
• Device IPs may be used only outside mainland China and are subject to local network regulation.
• MaskFog may suspend or terminate an account or service at any time and states it will not pay compensation for doing so.
• The Terms of Use state that the service may not be error-free or uninterrupted, and that liability will not exceed the purchase price paid for MaskFog.

MaskFog may require facial-recognition identity verification before providing some products or services. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The vendor lists team controls and browser features that buyers can compare with their account-management needs.

• Maskfog lists tiered employee authorization, custom permissions, and operation logs for team administration.
• The provider says its browser supports plugins for different business scenarios.
• Maskfog describes browser environments as isolated and separate; this is a stated feature, not independent confirmation of its effect.
• The free plan includes a stated allowance of browser environments.
• The pricing page lists online support and free remote training.

Check how the permissions, logs, and support apply to the plan and team workflow you have in mind.

Maskfog describes its intended context as cross-border business and overseas marketing. The relevant checks are whether the listed team controls, operating-system downloads, and device arrangements fit the way your team works.

The vendor lists Windows and MacOS downloads, custom device configuration for the free and basic plans, and dedicated cloud devices for the upgrade plan. Confirm that those options fit your team’s devices and workflow before registering.

MaskFog’s Terms of Use require registrants to be at least 18 or old enough to enter a binding contract where they live, and to provide real, accurate information without using another person’s email address.

In general, compare browser tools by profile and seat allowances, the scope of any free plan, team permissions, API or automation support, and acceptable-use terms. Ask how each provider defines included access and what limits apply before comparing services.

How many browser environments does the free plan include?

The free plan includes 20 browser environments, according to the pricing page checked on 2026-10-31. This is the stated environment allowance; it does not establish a paid-plan profile or user allowance. Compare the allowance with the work you expect to manage.

How are the plan prices expressed?

The pricing page lists the free plan at $0 per device, the basic plan at $2 per device, and the upgrade plan starting at $4.99 per device, checked on 2026-10-31. These device charges are distinct from the free plan’s environment allowance.

Who is eligible for the trial?

The pricing page says IPv6 and shared devices have a three-day free trial upon registration, checked on 2026-10-31. It also specifies that shared-device trial access applies to platforms that support IPv6. Check that the registration and platform conditions fit your intended use.

Can a dedicated-device IP be renewed or returned?

The pricing page says dedicated-device IPs can be renewed before expiration and remain unchanged upon renewal. Purchased dedicated devices cannot be returned or exchanged, and their IPs may only be used in this product. Treat renewal and return conditions as separate terms.

Where may device IPs be used?

The pricing page states that device IPs may be used only outside mainland China and are subject to local network regulation. This geographic condition applies to the listed device IPs. Check whether it fits the locations and rules relevant to your work before paying.

What registration and identity checks may apply?

The Terms of Use require real and accurate registration information and prohibit using another person’s email address. MaskFog may also require facial-recognition identity verification before providing some products or services. Read these conditions alongside the age or contract-capacity requirement in the Terms.

Fits if… the listed plan and device terms match your workflow, and you have settled the payment and IP-use conditions.

Probably not if… returning a purchased dedicated device is important, since the pricing page says those devices cannot be returned or exchanged.

Main risk… MaskFog may suspend or terminate an account or service without compensation, while paid services are non-refundable and all payments are final.