BeastBrowser vs Incogniton vs MoreLogin (2026 Comparison)

By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser

Three browsers, one job: which antidetect tool is actually worth your money in 2026?

If you run more than one account on the same platform — Shopify stores, ad accounts, marketplaces, social profiles — you already know the pain. Sites remember you. Log into a second account from the same browser and the flags, phone verifications and bans start piling up fast.

Antidetect browsers fix that by giving every account its own isolated profile: its own cookies, its own proxy, its own fingerprint. To the platform, each profile looks like a separate person on a separate device.

This year, three names keep coming up in every conversation: Incogniton, MoreLogin, and BeastBrowser. We build BeastBrowser, so we know its numbers cold — but we have also gone through Incogniton’s and MoreLogin’s own pricing pages line by line for this piece. No borrowed figures, no guesses. Here is how the three actually compare.

The short version

• Pick BeastBrowser if you want unlimited profiles on one simple flat price, a free plan you can use every single day, and a tool that does not make you do math. Premium is $30/month or $199/year.
• Pick Incogniton if you are an agency or a team that needs member seats, roles, automation APIs and the works — and your budget stretches to $29.99–$79.99/month.
• Pick MoreLogin if you want the cheapest paid door in ($9/month, or $5.40/month on yearly billing) and you are happy adding profile capacity as you grow.

Pricing compared, side by side

All prices as published on each provider’s pricing page, checked 2 November 2026.

Profile limits: what unlimited really costs you

This is where the pricing models split hardest — and where most people overpay.

BeastBrowser keeps it dead simple: the paid plan gives you unlimited profiles for $30/month (or $199/year). No tiers to count, no seats to add up, no “you have used 47 of 50 profiles” warnings at midnight.

Incogniton sells profile capacity in steps: 10 on Starter Plus ($19.99/mo), 50 on Entrepreneur ($29.99/mo), 150 on Professional ($79.99/mo), and 500+ on Custom (from $149.99/mo). If your operation grows past a tier’s cap, you move up a tier — or buy a bigger package. For a solo user with ten accounts, Starter Plus is genuinely cheap. For a team running 200+ profiles, the math jumps fast.

MoreLogin takes the third path: start at 10 profiles on Pro and buy exactly the capacity you need. It is the most flexible model — but it means you are always one growth spurt away from the next invoice.

Free plans, honestly ranked

BeastBrowser’s free plan gives you 5 local profiles per day without a credit card. It is built for people who want to try the real thing on real work, every day — not just a weekend demo.

Incogniton’s free starter is generous up front — 10 profiles for the first two months — then it drops to 3 profiles. No card required, and it is a proper way to test the browser before spending anything.

MoreLogin’s free plan is the leanest: 2 profiles and 2 users, but it is free forever. Enough to see how the browser feels; not enough to run a business on.

Platforms and compatibility

• BeastBrowser — Windows and macOS are live now.
• Incogniton — Windows 10/11 (64-bit) and macOS, including Apple Silicon and Intel.
• MoreLogin — the widest net: Windows, macOS, and Linux (desktop and server), with Android on the way. It also runs both Chromium and Firefox kernels, which is handy if a platform behaves differently across engines.

Teams and automation

Incogniton is the heavyweight here: team seats and a team dashboard from the Professional tier up, user roles and permissions, a REST API, and Selenium/Puppeteer integration for automation. It also throws in a profile synchronizer, a cookie collector, and free built-in proxies on every plan — plus a free cloud phone for the first month.

MoreLogin answers with its own solid toolkit: team collaboration with cloud-synced team data, a local API, Selenium/Puppeteer automation, a window synchronizer, a recycle bin, and batch operations for creating, deleting, launching and importing profiles in bulk.

BeastBrowser’s bet is different: instead of charging per seat and per profile, one flat Premium covers your work. If you are a solo operator, a freelancer, or a small team where profile count matters more than org charts, that simplicity is the whole point.

Who each browser is really for

BeastBrowser — the solo operator and the lean team

You manage dozens (or hundreds) of accounts and you do not want to think about tiers, seats or profile counters. The free plan covers daily testing; Premium at $30/month removes every ceiling. Founded in 2025 and built for Windows and macOS.

Incogniton — the agency with a payroll

You have staff, clients and workflows that need roles, dashboards and APIs. At $79.99/month for 150 profiles and 3 seats, Professional is a real agency tool — and the company behind it has been at this for years, trusted by more than a million users.

MoreLogin — the budget-conscious starter

You want the lowest possible paid entry and cross-platform coverage including Linux. At $9/month ($5.40 on yearly billing), Pro is the cheapest serious plan in this comparison — as long as your profile needs stay modest.

The verdict

There is no single “best” here — there is a best for your situation. If profile count is your bottleneck, BeastBrowser’s unlimited $30/month plan is the hardest to beat on value. If team management and automation are your bottleneck, Incogniton’s $79.99 Professional tier earns its price. And if you are starting small and watching every dollar, MoreLogin’s $9/month Pro gets you in the game cheaper than anyone else.

Our advice: start with the free plan of whichever finalist matches your profile, run it on your actual accounts for a week, and only then open your wallet. Every number in this comparison came straight from the providers’ own pages — check the sources below and do the same.

By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser

Sources & Credits

• Incogniton pricing — incogniton.com/pricing (plans, prices, free starter terms and feature comparison, verified 2 November 2026)
• Incogniton downloads — incogniton.com/download-incogniton (Windows and macOS support, verified 2 November 2026)
• MoreLogin pricing — morelogin.com/pricing (Free, Pro and Custom plans, profile counts, platform list, verified 2 November 2026)
• BeastBrowser official plans — free plan (5 local profiles/day, no card), Monthly Premium $30/month (unlimited profiles), Yearly $199/year; Windows and macOS live; founded 2025
• Cover image — original BeastBrowser design, created for this article