The most expensive line in your anti-detect stack isn't the tool — it's the per-profile pricing model. You sign up at $9 a month for 10 profiles, everything feels cheap, and a year later you're running 120 accounts and paying ten times what you planned. Nobody warns you, because per-profile pricing is designed to feel small at the start and grow quietly alongside you.

We run BeastBrowser on flat pricing — $30 a month, unlimited profiles — so yes, we have a point of view. But this post isn't a pitch dressed up as research. It's the actual math: what 10, 50, 100, and 500 profiles cost across six popular anti-detect browsers, where flat pricing pulls ahead, and the hidden costs that never show up in the pricing table.

Pricing last verified October 2026. Prices move — check each tool's official pricing page before you buy. Monthly billing, indicative.

The big table: what profiles actually cost

ProfilesBeastBrowserGoLoginAdsPowerDolphin AntyMoreLoginMultilogin
10$30$9$9$10$9~$99
50$30~$45~$45~$30~$45~$99+
100$30~$90~$90~$60~$90~$99+
500$30~$450~$450~$250~$450~$99+

How to read the ~ rows: tools in the $9-per-10-profiles family (GoLogin, AdsPower, MoreLogin) scale roughly linearly through their tiers, so 50 profiles lands around $45 and 100 around $90. Dolphin Anty starts near $10 for 20 profiles, so it climbs more slowly — roughly $60 at 100 profiles. Multilogin starts near $99 a month, with higher tiers costing more as you scale.

One more wrinkle: annual billing changes the per-tool numbers a little (most vendors discount 20–40% yearly), but it doesn't change the shape of the curve. Per-profile plans still climb with every profile you add; a flat plan stays flat. If anything, yearly billing makes the crossover arrive sooner, because you're locking in a whole year of growth.

Head-to-head deep dives: BeastBrowser vs GoLogin · BeastBrowser vs AdsPower · BeastBrowser vs Dolphin Anty · BeastBrowser vs Multilogin

The crossover: where flat pricing wins

The math is simple. If a tool charges $9 per 10 profiles, that's $0.90 per profile per month. BeastBrowser's $30 flat breaks even at about 33 profiles — and every profile after that is effectively free. Against Dolphin Anty's roughly $0.50 per profile, the crossover lands around 60 profiles.

So the real-world answer: somewhere between 40 and 60 profiles, flat pricing wins, and it never looks back. At 100 profiles you're saving roughly $60 a month versus the $9-per-10 crowd. At 500 profiles, the gap is around $420 a month — over $5,000 a year — for the same profiles.

The hidden costs nobody puts in the headline

The per-profile number is only the first line of the bill. Watch for these before you commit:

  • Extra team seats: several tools charge per member or lock team features behind their priciest tiers. A three-person team can quietly double the advertised price.
  • API limits: automation APIs are often gated to mid-tier plans and up — so the cheap entry plan can't actually run your workflows, and the "real" price is one or two tiers higher.
  • RPA paywalls: recorders and no-code automation are sometimes separate add-ons or separate products entirely. If your workflow depends on automation, price the add-on, not the base plan.
  • Tier cliffs: per-profile tiers create sudden jumps — going from 100 to 101 profiles can push you into a plan that costs twice as much for one extra profile.

When per-profile pricing is actually the right call

Honesty check: if you genuinely run 10 or fewer profiles, a $9-a-month plan is cheaper than our $30. Full stop. Flat pricing only makes sense once you're growing — which is exactly why we keep a free plan with no credit card: start free, and upgrade to the flat $30 when your profile count makes it the obvious choice. Don't pay for scale you don't have yet.

FAQ

Is BeastBrowser really unlimited profiles for $30 a month?
Yes. The $30 plan has no profile cap, and macOS is included at the same price. The annual plan is $199 a year, which works out to about $16.60 a month. There's also a free plan that never asks for a credit card.

At what profile count does flat pricing beat per-profile?
Around 40–60 profiles, depending on the tool you're comparing against. Below roughly 30 profiles, per-profile plans are usually cheaper; past roughly 60, flat pricing wins by a growing margin.

What's the catch with flat pricing — any hidden limits?
The honest version: no profile cap, and team seats, roles, and audit logs are part of the plan rather than per-seat add-ons. Fair-use applies to automation bandwidth, like any tool. If you're planning thousands of concurrent sessions, talk to us first — we'll tell you straight whether the setup fits.

Are these prices guaranteed?
No — every vendor changes pricing, and we last verified these numbers in October 2026. Use this post for the math and the pattern, then confirm the current numbers on each tool's official pricing page before you commit.

Try BeastBrowser free

If you run 20+ accounts, you're already near the point where flat pricing starts saving you real money — hundreds a month once you pass 100 profiles. But don't take our word for it: the free plan lets you build real profiles with your own proxies before spending anything. Start free at beastbrowser.com — upgrade to the flat $30 only when the math makes sense for you.

By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser · Updated October 18, 2026