RoxyBrowser Review 2026: Honest Pros, Cons and Pricing
Start with the thing most reviews of this product will not tell you: I have not run RoxyBrowser at scale yet.
Roxy’s partnership team reached out on 30 July offering a full test account. It has not arrived. Rather than sit on the page or pretend to a verdict I have not earned, this is a first look built from their published specification, their live pricing table as of 12 August 2026, and the free tier. When the test account lands, the hands-on sections get rewritten and the rating moves. The provisional score is 3, and that number is a placeholder, not a judgement.
Disclosure while we are here: Singapore Mobile Proxy and RoxyBrowser run a mutual partner listing, and Roxy has offered affiliate terms of 40% on paid profile slots and 25% on RoxyIP purchases. None of that buys a rating. It is the reason this page exists at all, so you should know about it.
what RoxyBrowser is
An anti-detect browser gives every account you run its own internally consistent browser fingerprint, so that platforms building account graphs cannot tie the profiles back to one machine. If you have not read the mechanics, how browser fingerprinting works covers the signals that actually matter.
RoxyBrowser sits in the crowded middle of that category. Fingerprint simulation, per-profile proxy configuration, data synchronisation, profile templates, import and export, window sync, and an automation API. On the feature checklist it is hard to separate from a dozen competitors, which is true of almost every product here.
Two things do stand out. The first is RoxyIP, their own proxy infrastructure sold alongside the browser, which puts them in the same bundle-everything position as Smartproxy and AdsPower. The second is that Whoer.net appears in their own resources navigation, which tells you something about the group the product sits inside and is worth knowing before you treat a Whoer leak check as an independent verification of a Roxy profile.
pricing
This is where Roxy is genuinely different, so it is worth being precise. Figures are from their pricing page on 12 August 2026.
Pricing is per profile, not per plan bracket. The unit price in the 0 to 10 profile band is $0.80 per profile, and the tier you land in is decided by how many profiles you hold:
- Free, 3 profiles, 3 projects, 3-day log retention
- Basic, 10 to 100 profiles
- Pro, 100 to 1,000 profiles
- Business, 1,000 to 10,000 profiles
- Enterprise, 10,000 to 100,000 profiles
Billing runs in 30, 90, 180 or 360-day terms. There is a 40% promotion running from 5 to 21 August 2026, which is why a 3+10 profile Pro configuration currently shows at $4.80/month against a list price of $8.
Team features are billed on top and it is easy to miss: $10 per workspace, $5 per additional member. A four-person agency on Pro is therefore paying the profile cost plus $10 plus $15 before anyone opens a browser. Compare that against Multilogin, which bundles three seats into its €199 tier, and the picture depends entirely on your seat-to-profile ratio.
API access is rate-limited by tier: 50 requests per minute at entry, then 100, 200, 300 and 500 as you climb. Log retention scales the same way, 3 days at free up to 60 days at Enterprise.
New users get a one-time 5-day free trial with 3 windows and all features unlocked. Separately, the free tier itself is 3 permanent profiles.
what works, on paper
The pricing model fits small operators. Most of this category prices in blocks, so needing 25 profiles means buying 100. Charging per profile from $0.80 means a 25-profile operation pays for 25. For anyone running a handful of storefronts or ad accounts this is the most sensible structure in the category right now.
The free tier is honest. Three profiles that do not expire, with a separate 5-day full-feature trial on top. You can form a real opinion before paying, which is not something most free anti-detect options allow.
Workspace isolation is described as a genuine boundary. Separate teams, data and projects with permission management, rather than a shared profile list with names on it. If it holds up in testing that matters for agencies where an operator leaving should not mean re-securing every account.
Your data survives a lapsed subscription. Stop paying and the profiles are preserved; you just drop to launching the original 3 windows. Several competitors treat non-payment as a reason to lock you out of the profile store entirely, which is a nasty surprise when a card expires.
what to be careful about
Team pricing is unbundled and adds up quietly. $10 per workspace and $5 per member is cheap in isolation and less cheap once you have two workspaces and six operators. Model your real headcount before comparing headline profile prices.
The entry API limit is 50 requests per minute. If you drive profiles from Playwright or Selenium at any volume, that ceiling is the number to check first, because it is the one that will bite during a bulk run rather than during evaluation.
RoxyIP is untested by us and it is their own product. A vendor selling you both the fingerprint and the IP has an obvious incentive to tell you they pair well. Run your own proxies against it as a control. Our own Singapore carrier IPs are what I will be using for that comparison, which is a bias you should factor in.
Nothing here has been verified against a detection tool by me. Not Pixelscan, not Iphey, not CreepJS. Every fingerprint claim above is Roxy’s, repeated with attribution. That is the whole reason the rating is provisional.
who this is for
The per-profile model points squarely at operators in the 10 to 100 profile range who currently overpay for a bracket they do not fill. If that is you, the free tier costs nothing to try and the answer will be obvious within a week.
If you are running a large team, price the workspace and member fees properly before switching, because the profile cost is not the whole bill.
If you need proven detection performance today, on a platform where a ban costs you real money, wait for the tested version of this page or use one of the vendors that has already been through our full process. I would rather tell you to wait than sell you a verdict I made up.
The test account is still outstanding. When it lands, this page gets the same treatment as every other review here, including the parts Roxy will not enjoy.