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Octo Browser

Category: Antidetect Browser

Official site: https://octobrowser.net/

API docs: https://docs.octobrowser.net/en/


What It Is

Octo Browser is a desktop antidetect browser designed for managing multiple browser profiles with distinct, spoofed digital fingerprints. Each profile isolates cookies, local storage, and browser identity so that platforms cannot link accounts to each other or to a real device.

The core use cases are multi-account management across ad platforms, affiliate marketing, e-commerce, and any workflow that requires separate browser identities at scale.

Key capabilities:

  • Fingerprint spoofing - canvas, WebGL, navigator, timezone, fonts, screen resolution, mobile device model
  • Proxy-per-profile - HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5/SSH proxies attached at the profile level, with a built-in proxy shop
  • Team collaboration - shared profile vaults with per-member permissions and a full action audit log
  • Local Client API - REST API on localhost:58888 for programmatic profile start/stop; no auth token required
  • Cloud Automation API - REST API at https://app.octobrowser.net/api/v2/automation for profile CRUD, using X-Octo-Api-Token header auth
  • Automation library support - Puppeteer, Playwright (Node.js and Python), Selenium, Pyppeteer via CDP WebSocket
  • Docker and Kubernetes - headless container deployment for server-side automation

Pricing

No permanent free tier. All plans are subscription-based (billed monthly, with 10-30% discount for 3, 6, or 12 month commitments):

PlanPrice/moProfilesTeam MembersAPI Rate
LiteEUR 103-No API
StarterEUR 2930-No API
BaseEUR 79200-50 RPM / 500 RPH
TeamEUR 1696006100 RPM / 1,500 RPH
AdvancedEUR 329100,000Unlimited200 RPM / 3,000 RPH
CustomContactUnlimitedUnlimitedUp to 1,000 RPM

Profile data is retained for 6 months after a subscription lapses, then deleted.


Safety and ToS Caveat

Octo Browser is marketed for legitimate multi-account business workflows. Using it to violate the terms of service of target platforms (e.g. Amazon, Facebook, Google) is the user's responsibility. The tool itself is legal; the legality of specific use depends on what the accounts do on those platforms.