Migration guide

Switch from Octo Browser to BeastBrowser

An honest guide to moving: what it costs, how to do it step by step, and what changes — including where Octo Browser is stronger.

What switching costs

BeastBrowser Monthly Premium is $30/mo flat — unlimited local profiles, no per-profile tiers. Yearly Premium is $199/yr (saves $161 vs 12 months at $30). There is no migration fee. The real cost of switching is your time: profiles do not transfer automatically, so budget time to recreate them and reattach your proxies.

Cost-at-scale math

Octo Browser's Team plan (350 profiles) is €169/mo; Advanced (1,200 profiles) is €329/mo (monthly billing, from octobrowser.net/pricing/, checked Oct 24, 2026). Octo prices are shown excluding VAT on its pricing page. BeastBrowser is $30/mo flat at any scale. Octo prices are in euros and BeastBrowser's price is in US dollars, so the savings below are nominal differences between the headline prices, not a currency-converted total:

• 300 profiles: Octo Team (350 profiles) €169/mo vs BeastBrowser $30/mo — saves €139/mo (€1,668/yr) on the headline figures.
• 1,000 profiles: Octo Advanced (1,200 profiles) €329/mo vs BeastBrowser $30/mo — saves €299/mo (€3,588/yr) on the headline figures.

Step-by-step move

1. Export your proxy list from Octo Browser. Save every proxy (host, port, username, password, type) you use across profiles.
2. Sign up free and install BeastBrowser (Windows or Mac Apple Silicon) from the download page. The free plan allows 5 local profiles/day on 1 PC.
3. Recreate profiles one by one, attaching the same proxies you exported. Keep names consistent so your workflows still make sense.
4. Rebuild automations. Octo Browser automations and API routines will not transfer — recreate them with BeastBrowser's RPA recorder and Local API.
5. Run both side by side for a few days to confirm logins, cookies, and proxies behave before you cancel Octo Browser.

What you gain

• Flat $30/mo for unlimited local profiles — no tier jumps as you grow.
• Local-first storage: profiles live on your PC, not on someone else's cloud.
• RPA recorder, synchronizer, and an in-app proxy store included.

What you lose — honestly

• Cloud sync. Octo Browser is built for teams with shared profiles; BeastBrowser stores profiles locally on one PC per account. If your workflow depends on opening the same profiles from multiple devices or sharing them with a team in real time, that is a real gap — plan for it before moving.
• Team sharing built in. Octo Browser's team features are native; BeastBrowser is one account = one PC.

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