Multi-profile browser for digital agencies & media buyers

Agencies lose money when freelancers share logins or when client ad accounts get linked. BeastBrowser combines profile isolation with local profiles on one PC per operator — plus RPA and Local API for serious media-buying workflows.

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Agency risk: leakage and linking

Digital agencies juggle dozens of Facebook BMs, Google Ads accounts and ecommerce logins. Shared Chrome profiles leak cookies between clients. Password spreadsheets create security holes. Modern multi-profile stacks solve both: isolated environments per asset so only the right buyer opens the right profile on their licensed desktop.

Client ad accounts Media buying pods VA / freelance ops White-label workflows

How BeastBrowser fits agency ops

Asset = profile. Map every client account to an isolated BeastBrowser profile with its own proxy.
One operator · one PC. Each media buyer uses their own BeastBrowser account and local profiles on their licensed desktop.
Standardize warm-up. Synchronizer/RPA templates keep onboarding consistent across pods.
Automate reporting tasks. Local API launches profiles for scripted checks without exposing credentials.

Why this workflow works

Best practices used by teams on AdsPower, GoLogin, Multilogin and Dolphin Anty — adapted for BeastBrowser.

Client separation

Never mix Client A cookies with Client B — isolation is non-negotiable for agencies.

Safer handoffs

Use encrypted transfer packs when contractors leave; keep each PC licensed separately.

Account security

2FA on BeastBrowser + encrypted local data for the workspace that holds client assets.

Agency workspace blueprint

Folders by client

Group profiles by brand. Document proxy and geo notes in profile settings.

Buyer pods

Each buyer runs their assigned profiles on their own licensed PC.

QA profiles

Keep separate QA/test profiles so experiments never touch live spend accounts.

Knowledge base

Link BeastBrowser docs/API so engineers can automate without shadow IT.

Frequently asked questions

Can multiple people share one license?

Each person who needs BeastBrowser should use their own account on their own PC (1 account = 1 desktop).

Can freelancers work without seeing all clients?

Yes. Give each freelancer only the profiles they need on their licensed PC (via transfer packs or separate machines) — never share one Chrome login.

Is BeastBrowser suitable for media buying teams?

Yes. Fingerprint isolation, Synchronizer, RPA and Local API cover the same core stack agencies expect from AdsPower-class tools.

Where should we store client passwords?

Prefer platform 2FA and profile-local encrypted storage. Avoid shared spreadsheets; use BeastBrowser profile isolation as the session layer.

Start with BeastBrowser

Free forever plan with daily limits. See Pricing for monthly and yearly plans.