BeastIXBrowser Alternative
Looking for an ixBrowser alternative? Be clear about the trade first. ixBrowser is cheaper — its paid plans run $3.99 to $19.99 a month (verified 4 November 2026 — ixbrowser.com) — but every plan, the free one included, meters your day: profile creations and profile opens are capped daily, and profile data is stored on ixBrowser's cloud servers. BeastBrowser charges one flat price instead: $30 a month for unlimited profiles, stored locally on your own PC, with a free plan (up to 5 local profiles a day, no card) to test a real setup on first. Below, the two are compared on pricing model, daily limits, free start, storage, automation and switching.
Quick verdict
Switch to BeastBrowser if ixBrowser's daily creation/open caps bind your workflow, or you want your profiles stored on your own PC rather than a vendor's cloud.
Stay on ixBrowser if its prices and included seats already fit — at $3.99–$19.99/mo it costs less than BeastBrowser, and its free plan is genuinely usable.
The one-line difference: ixBrowser meters your days (creations and opens per day, on every plan); BeastBrowser charges one flat $30/mo for unlimited profiles stored locally.
Pricing comparison
| Your setup | BeastBrowser | ixBrowser |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Free plan — up to 5 local profiles/day, no card, does not expire | Free $0 — 100 profiles, 10 creations + 100 opens per day, 2 seats |
| Entry paid plan | $30/mo flat (or $199/yr) — unlimited profiles | Professional $3.99/mo — unlimited profiles, 100 creations + 1,000 opens per day, 20 seats |
| Bigger teams | $30/mo — the same flat price | Business $9.99/mo (50 seats, 500 creations + 5,000 opens/day); Enterprise $19.99/mo (150 seats, 1,500 creations + 15,000 opens/day) |
| Developer access | REST API + MCP server on every plan, including Free | Basic Developer $9.99/yr — Free-level daily limits (10 creations + 100 opens/day, 100 profiles) with the API switched on, 10 seats |
| What is metered | Nothing by the day — one flat price for unlimited profiles on paid plans | Daily activity on every plan: profile creations and profile opens are capped per day, with monthly top-up allowances on paid tiers (e.g. Professional +300 creations / +3,000 opens per month) |
Prices and limits checked 4 November 2026 on ixBrowser's official pricing page (ixbrowser.com/pricing); its homepage adds that yearly purchase takes up to 30% off the paid tiers. BeastBrowser prices from beastbrowser.com/pricing.
ixBrowser vs BeastBrowser: feature comparison
| Row | BeastBrowser | ixBrowser |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat: one price, unlimited profiles on paid plans | Tiered by daily activity: plans cap profile creations and opens per day; profiles themselves are unlimited on paid tiers |
| Cheapest paid plan | $30/mo flat (or $199/yr) | Professional $3.99/mo — unlimited profiles, 100 creations + 1,000 opens/day |
| Free start | Free plan: up to 5 local profiles/day, no card, no expiry; API + MCP included | Free plan: 100 profiles, 10 creations + 100 opens/day, 2 seats; API and Synchronizer are not on the Free plan |
| Daily limits | No daily creation/open allowances to buy — the paid plan is flat | Capped on every plan: Free 10 creates / 100 opens; Professional 100 / 1,000; Business 500 / 5,000; Enterprise 1,500 / 15,000 per day, plus monthly top-up allowances on paid tiers |
| Profile storage | Local on your PC (local-first by default) — profiles stay on your own machine | Cloud: ixBrowser's homepage states profile data 'is securely stored in cloud server', with encrypted sync backup; paid plans add 'Advanced Cloud Storage' |
| Team seats | See beastbrowser.com/pricing for the current team setup | Generous and published: 2 (Free), 20 (Professional), 50 (Business), 150 (Enterprise), 10 (Basic Developer) |
| Automation | No-code RPA + synchronizer built into the app on every plan, including Free; Playwright export | Synchronizer is a paid-plan feature; batch operations (create, export, copy, edit, open) and a scripting API are offered |
| API access | REST API + MCP server on every plan, including Free | API on paid plans (Professional and up; also Basic Developer at $9.99/yr); not on Free. No MCP server is listed on ixBrowser's official pages |
| Proxies | Proxy manager + in-app Proxy Store — buy and bind proxies inside the app | No bundled proxies or proxy store are listed on its official pricing page; teams share and assign their own proxies |
| Support & payments | 24/7 support, including WhatsApp · UPI payments accepted | Its site lists customer service among its plan features; no support hours or channels are stated on the official pages checked |
ixBrowser rows verified 4 November 2026 against ixBrowser's official site (ixbrowser.com — pricing page and homepage). The pricing page lists API, Synchronizer, Advanced Cloud Storage, Profile Transfer, Batch Import and Advanced Fingerprint Control with its paid plans, not the Free plan.
What you get with BeastBrowser
- Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC, fonts & timezone configuration per profile
- HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 proxy manager + in-app Proxy Store
- Local profiles on your PC — local-first storage
- Synchronizer, RPA and Playwright export
- REST API + MCP server on every plan, including Free
- 24/7 support, including WhatsApp · UPI payments accepted
- Free plan — up to 5 local profiles/day, no card · Windows 10/11 + macOS (Apple Silicon)
Where ixBrowser is genuinely strong
ixBrowser's pricing is its real strength, and this page does not pretend otherwise: a $3.99/mo Professional tier and a $19.99/mo Enterprise tier with 150 team seats are prices BeastBrowser does not match, and its free plan is a real plan, not a trial — 100 profiles with the same fingerprint technology as the paid tiers; ixBrowser states that free and paid accounts get identical fingerprint and IP isolation with no difference in security, and that its free version meets the needs of over 95% of its users. Its revenue model is also stated plainly on its own site: subscriptions only, never data monetisation. Profiles are unlimited on every paid tier, its team tooling (shared profiles and proxies, role permissions, real-time sync) is built for larger operations, and its batch operations create, export, copy, edit and open profiles in bulk. If your daily creation and open counts sit comfortably inside its caps, and cloud-stored profiles are acceptable to you, ixBrowser's lower bill is a rational reason to stay — switching tools is a cost you should weigh honestly against the metering and storage differences above. (All ixBrowser strengths in this section are ixBrowser's own official claims, verified 4 November 2026 — ixbrowser.com.)
Where BeastBrowser wins
- No daily metering: ixBrowser caps profile creations and opens every day, on every plan (even Enterprise stops at 1,500 creations / 15,000 opens a day, topped up monthly). BeastBrowser's paid plan is one flat $30/mo for unlimited profiles — there are no daily allowances to watch or buy (plan structures verified 4 November 2026).
- Local-first storage: your profiles live on your own PC by default. ixBrowser stores profile data on its cloud servers (its homepage's own wording) — convenient for sync, but your profile data sits on the vendor's infrastructure.
- Automation included from the free plan: no-code RPA and the synchronizer are built into the app, and the REST API + MCP server are on every plan including Free. On ixBrowser, the API and Synchronizer start with the paid plans — the cheapest route to its API is a paid tier.
- A free plan with the automation stack: up to 5 local profiles a day, no card, no expiry — narrower than ixBrowser's free 100 profiles, but it includes the API, MCP server and synchronizer that ixBrowser's free plan leaves out.
- Proxies inside the app: proxy manager plus an in-app Proxy Store, so proxies are bought and bound to profiles in one place; ixBrowser's official pricing lists no bundled proxies or proxy store.
- Support and payments: 24/7 support including WhatsApp, and UPI payments for India-based buyers.
Switching from ixBrowser: what to expect
Profiles are not portable between vendors — no tool can lift an ixBrowser profile wholesale into another browser, and this page does not promise a one-click migration in either direction. Plan the switch as a rebuild: 1. Export the cookies from the profiles you want to keep — cookies are the portable part of a setup. 2. Create matching profiles in BeastBrowser and bind one proxy per profile. 3. Import the cookies into the new profiles. 4. Re-login the accounts and check each one before retiring the old profile. One honesty note: ixBrowser's own site documents cookie import/export and profile transfer within ixBrowser itself, but publishes no official wording for migrating profiles out of ixBrowser into another antidetect browser (verified 4 November 2026 — ixbrowser.com). Budget the rebuild time; it is measured in minutes per profile, not days — but it is a rebuild, not a transfer.
Frequently asked questions
Is BeastBrowser cheaper than ixBrowser?
No — on headline price, ixBrowser costs less, and this page will not pretend otherwise. Its paid plans are Professional $3.99/mo, Business $9.99/mo and Enterprise $19.99/mo (verified 4 November 2026 — ixbrowser.com/pricing), all under BeastBrowser's flat $30/month (or $199/year). What the extra money removes is the meter: every ixBrowser plan caps how many profiles you may create and open each day, while BeastBrowser's paid plan is one flat price for unlimited profiles with no daily allowances. If your daily counts fit ixBrowser's caps, it is the cheaper tool; if the caps bind, BeastBrowser's flat model is the simpler bill.
What does ixBrowser actually charge?
Five plans, all published on its official pricing page (checked 4 November 2026): Free $0 (100 profiles, 10 creations + 100 opens per day, 2 seats); Professional $3.99/mo (unlimited profiles, 100 creations + 1,000 opens/day, 20 seats); Business $9.99/mo (unlimited profiles, 500 + 5,000/day, 50 seats); Enterprise $19.99/mo (unlimited profiles, 1,500 + 15,000/day, 150 seats); Basic Developer $9.99/yr (100 profiles, Free-level daily limits, the API switched on, 10 seats). Its homepage adds that buying 12 months takes up to 30% off the paid tiers.
Does ixBrowser have a free plan?
Yes — a permanent one, not a trial. It holds 100 profiles and allows 10 profile creations and 100 profile opens per day, with 2 team seats (verified 4 November 2026 — ixbrowser.com). What it leaves out is the automation stack: its pricing page lists the API and Synchronizer with the paid plans, not Free. BeastBrowser's free plan is different in shape: up to 5 local profiles a day, no card, no expiry — fewer profiles per day, but the REST API, MCP server and synchronizer are included free.
How is BeastBrowser's profile storage different from ixBrowser's?
BeastBrowser is local-first: your profiles are stored on your own PC. ixBrowser stores profile data on its cloud servers — its homepage's own words are that profile data 'is securely stored in cloud server', with encrypted sync backup, and paid plans add 'Advanced Cloud Storage' (verified 4 November 2026 — ixbrowser.com). The cloud model makes profiles follow you between machines; the local default keeps your profiles on your own hardware. Which model is better depends on which of those matters more to your work.
Can I move my ixBrowser profiles into BeastBrowser automatically?
No — and be wary of any tool that promises this. Profiles cannot be transferred wholesale between different antidetect browsers. What can move is your cookies: export them from your old profiles, create matching profiles in BeastBrowser, bind your proxies, import the cookies, and re-login. ixBrowser's site documents cookie import/export and profile transfer within its own app but publishes no official cross-vendor profile-migration method (verified 4 November 2026 — ixbrowser.com) — the honest switching cost on any tool in this category is a profile rebuild with cookies carried over.
Sources & credits
- BeastBrowser official pricing page — beastbrowser.com/pricing
- ixBrowser official pricing page — ixbrowser.com/pricing (all five plans: prices, profile counts, team seats, daily creation/open limits, monthly top-up allowances, paid-plan feature rows)
- ixBrowser official homepage — ixbrowser.com (free-tier details; cloud profile storage and encrypted sync backup; team profile/proxy sharing and role permissions; cookie import/export; batch operations; subscription-only revenue statement; up to 30% off yearly purchase)
- All ixBrowser figures on this page were verified on 4 November 2026 against ixBrowser's official site. Note: some third-party reviews describe ixBrowser's Free plan as holding unlimited profiles — its official pricing page states 100 profiles for the Free plan, and this page follows the official figure.
By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser
