Octo Browser review: Anti-detect browser for multi-accounting, with team tools, an API and a proxy shop

What Octo Browser does

Octo Browser is an anti-detect browser for multi-accounting. According to its homepage, it is designed to protect against browser identification. Each profile comes with the digital fingerprint of a real device, so separate accounts can be kept apart.

Profiles are organised with tags, templates and bulk actions. Teams can set member permissions and follow profile activity in an Action Log. Profile passwords enable end-to-end encryption, and two-factor authentication protects the account. An API lets you manage profiles automatically or in a hybrid mode. A Cookie Robot collects cookies automatically. The browser also includes a shop where you can buy residential and mobile proxies. The vendor's homepage also mentions a version for iOS and Android.

Pricing is subscription based and shown in euros. Lite costs €10 per month billed monthly, or €7 per month billed annually, and includes 3 profiles. Starter starts from €29 per month (€21 per month billed annually). Base starts from €79 (€56 billed annually) and lists API access. Team starts from €169 (€119 billed annually), allows 6 team members and lists API access. Advanced starts from €329 (€231 billed annually) and raises API limits to 1,000 requests per minute and 50,000 per hour. No permanent free plan is listed. The promo code TRIAL gives a 2-day free trial of the Starter subscription. The pricing page says you can use 2-3 devices at the same time.

• Real-device digital fingerprint for each profile
• Tags, templates and bulk actions
• Team member permissions
• Action Log for profile activity
• API for automatic or hybrid profile management
• Built-in proxy shop with residential and mobile proxies
• Cookie Robot for automatic cookie collection
• End-to-end encryption with profile passwords
• Two-factor authentication

Our take

Octo Browser fits individuals and teams that run many separate accounts and want profile management, team permissions, an API and proxies in one product. The price ladder starts with Lite at €10 per month billed monthly, so a small setup can begin cheaply and move up later. It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants a permanent free plan, because the pricing page only mentions a 2-day Starter trial. Lite includes only 3 profiles, and downgrading is only possible after the current subscription expires, so it is worth choosing a plan carefully. Heavy API users should note that the higher limits come with Advanced. Pricing for the higher tiers is shown as starting from a figure, so check the pricing page for the exact amount.