Ghost Browser

What does an isolated Identity keep separate?

An Identity keeps its own cookie jar, according to Ghost Browser; the vendor says Identities can be permanent or temporary. That gives buyers a concrete separation to assess: cookies are isolated between browsing contexts, while the available proxy controls vary by plan.

Ghost Browser describes this separation as a way to isolate browsing on Facebook and Google from other web activity. That statement describes the vendor’s intended use, not a guarantee about how either platform treats an account or session. In general, platform rules still govern how browsing and accounts may be used.

The Terms identify Webatix, Inc. as the owner and operator of the Product, which includes its executable code and related products, software, services, and websites. The vendor presents the browser as a productivity tool for people who work in the web.

Which questions belong with support?

Ask support how its proxy and Web RTC documentation applies to the intended setup; the documentation covers both topics. Users can contact support for help, bug reports, or feature requests, according to the documentation.

For a team workflow, ask how manual syncs work and what gets shared through Private Data Sync. The documentation covers manual syncs, while the vendor says Private Data Sync shares workspaces, identities, cookies, and proxy settings.

Before importing extensions, check the extension provider’s terms: Ghost Browser permits installations from the Chrome Web Store subject to those terms. If privacy is a deciding factor, ask support to explain the relevant protections; the documentation includes a browsing privacy section.

Installation, subscription management, extensions, and custom Ghost Browser extensions each have documentation coverage. Ask which article or support route applies to the question at hand, and what response timing to expect.

How do Free, Basic, and Pro differ?

The Free, Basic, and Pro options differ in Identity allowances and proxy controls; the pricing page lists these terms and prices, checked on 2026-10-31.

• Free: up to three Identities, with Ghost Proxy Control assigning by Workspace or Identity, not by tab.
• Basic: includes Workspaces, Identities, and Temporary Identities; it does not include Ghost Proxy Control.
• Basic: starts at $21 per month when paying annually.
• Pro: Ghost Proxy Control assigns proxies by tab, Identity, or Workspace.
• Pro: starts at $46 per month when paying annually.
• Enterprise: contact Sales for the Enterprise option.

The free version includes Ghost Proxy Control for assigning a proxy by Workspace or Identity, but not by tab.

How do tabs and workspaces use proxies?

A proxy can be assigned to a tab or group of tabs under the vendor’s general feature description, while plan-specific controls determine the listed assignment levels. Free assigns by Workspace or Identity, and Pro adds tab assignment; Basic excludes Ghost Proxy Control.

In practical terms, a buyer organizing browsing by Identity or Workspace should check whether that assignment level meets the intended workflow. A workflow that needs tab-level assignment should be compared with Pro’s stated controls, rather than assumed from the general proxy description.

For team use, Ghost Browser says Private Data Sync shares workspaces, identities, cookies, and proxy settings. It also permits Chrome Web Store extensions subject to their providers’ terms. Check that the extension terms and shared-data arrangement fit the team’s requirements.

Which license and billing terms narrow use?

Recurring plans are billed in advance on the selected schedule, and their fees are non-refundable under the Terms. Ghost Browser also states that it does not refund license fees for unused time or an unusable Product. These terms leave buyers carrying the cost when a subscription no longer fits.

A promotional offer may end in an automatic charge unless the user cancels in time, according to the Terms. The Terms do not provide a cancellation deadline in the facts available here, so check that timing before accepting a promotion.

Ghost Browser may change license fees and may change or discontinue the Product or its features without prior notice. The Terms also prohibit copying, modifying, or reverse engineering the Software except where permitted by law or written authorization.

Disputes must be submitted to confidential arbitration in Denver, Colorado, rather than court, according to the Terms. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Which listed features support browser work?

Ghost Browser’s product and About pages describe these features; the vendor’s claims have not been independently verified.

• Separate cookie jars for permanent or temporary Identities give each browsing context its own cookies, according to the vendor.
• Proxy assignment covers tabs or tab groups in the general feature description, with plan-specific controls described elsewhere in this review.
• Chromium, Chrome extension and settings imports, and Windows, macOS, and Linux support are listed by the vendor.
• Private Data Sync is described as sharing workspaces, identities, cookies, and proxy settings with teams.
• The vendor says users can use any ad blocker and states that it does not track browsing or collect or sell browsing data.

Does the platform list match your setup?

The vendor lists Windows, macOS, and Linux, and says Ghost Browser is built on Chromium and supports Chrome extensions and settings imports. Buyers using extensions should check their providers’ terms, which Ghost Browser says apply to Chrome Web Store installations.

For team workflows, the relevant check is whether sharing workspaces, identities, cookies, and proxy settings through Private Data Sync matches the work arrangement. Enterprise is an option, and Ghost Browser directs interested visitors to contact Sales. Match the operating system, extension requirements, and sharing needs against the intended workflow before registering.

Which browser criteria should alternatives match?

In general, compare browsers by how they separate browsing contexts, the levels at which they assign proxies, whether they support team sharing, which operating systems they cover, and how their billing terms handle renewals and refunds.

Which Ghost Browser details need direct answers?

Can someone use the free version without creating an account?

Ghost Browser says the free version requires no credit card or account. The vendor also describes it as allowing up to three Identities. The free version requires no credit card or account, while its proxy assignment remains limited to Workspace or Identity.

Which proxy assignment options come with each plan?

The free version assigns proxies by Workspace or Identity, not by tab, according to the pricing page. Basic excludes Ghost Proxy Control. Pro includes assignment by tab, Identity, or Workspace. These are the plan-specific controls the vendor lists; its general proxy description also refers to tabs and groups of tabs.

What annual starting prices does the pricing page list?

The pricing page lists Basic starting at $21 per month when paying annually. It lists Pro starting at $46 per month under the same annual-payment condition. These are starting prices, not a statement of what every configuration will cost. Compare the plan’s controls with the intended workflow alongside those listed prices.

How does someone ask about Enterprise?

Ghost Browser offers an Enterprise option and directs interested visitors to contact Sales, according to its pricing page. The page does not provide a price in the available fact. Buyers considering that option can ask Sales about the terms relevant to their intended team and use.

What happens when a promotional offer ends?

Ghost Browser’s Terms say it may automatically charge applicable fees when a promotional offer ends unless the user cancels in time. The Terms also state that recurring plans are billed in advance on the selected schedule, and fees are non-refundable. Check the offer’s cancellation timing and the billing schedule before accepting it.

How can someone cancel an account or query a billing charge?

The Terms say users cancel accounts by logging in and cancelling the account. They also say users who believe they were improperly billed can contact Ghost Browser by email. These are separate routes: account cancellation is handled through the account, while billing concerns go to the provider by email.

Are the plan terms clear enough to proceed?

Fits if… the stated proxy assignment levels and team-sharing features match the workflow, and the billing terms are understood.

Probably not if… the required proxy controls are absent from the plan under consideration.

Main risk… recurring fees are billed in advance and non-refundable, while promotional offers may trigger automatic charges unless cancelled in time.

Sources

These public pages are the basis of the facts above; next to each is the date it was read.

• ghostbrowser.com/upgradechecked 2026-10-31
• ghostbrowser.comchecked 2026-10-31
• ghostbrowser.com/aboutchecked 2026-10-31
• support.ghostbrowser.comchecked 2026-10-31
• ghostbrowser.com/terms-of-usechecked 2026-10-31

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Funnel Notebook. Source-based work: each fact comes from a page listed above, read on 2026-10-31 by the Funnel Notebook editors. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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