RoxyBrowser Review 2026
An antidetect browser out of Singapore, run by LINKV TECH PTE. LTD., with five plans that go from free to 100,000 profiles.
RoxyBrowser is an antidetect browser, the sort of tool you reach for when you run a lot of accounts and would rather the platforms did not tie them together. It is operated by LINKV TECH PTE. LTD. at 20 Cecil Street, Singapore 049705, and its pitch is an odd one for this category. Most rivals lead with a proprietary kernel or raw speed. RoxyBrowser leads with an audit trail: SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and GDPR compliance, with AES-256, RSA and SHA-512 encryption end to end. Even the installer is buttoned up, carrying Widevine DRM, Apple notarization and an EV code signing certificate.
The product does what you would expect it to. Each profile gets its own isolated fingerprint, and RoxyBrowser says those profiles come through Fingerprint, CreepJS and other authority platforms clean. Teams get workspaces with role-based access, so people only see the projects they should. Proxies are bundled through RoxyIP, the company's own infrastructure, and SOCKS5 is supported if you would rather bring your own. Five plans run from a permanent free account up to 100,000 profiles, and the whole ladder is in the table below. Published add-on rates are $0.8 per profile in the 0-10 range, $10 per workspace and $5 per member. New accounts get a 7-day premium trial, and the first purchase is 20% off.
The headline numbers
These four come from RoxyBrowser itself, taken off the site and the pricing page when we checked in May 2026.
Pricing tiers
Five plans. What changes as you climb is the profile ceiling, how long your activity log is kept, and how hard you are allowed to hit the API.
| Tier | Profiles | Log retention | API limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free★ permanent | 5 | 3 days | Not included | Free forever, one workspace, core fingerprint control |
| Basic | 10-100 | 7 days | Not included | Up to 3 projects, with fingerprint simulation |
| Pro | 100-1,000 | 15 days | 100 r/m | Adds profile templates and export |
| Business | 1,000-10,000 | 30 days | 200 r/m | Built for team-scale workloads |
| Enterprise | 10,000-100,000 | 60 days | 500 r/m | The top plan, with the longest log retention |
The add-on rates are published openly: $0.8 per profile in the 0-10 range, $10 for an extra workspace, $5 for an extra member. The monthly USD price of each tier is another matter, because it only shows up once you are inside the signup flow. First purchase is 20% off.
Compliance and encryption
This is the part of the site RoxyBrowser plainly wants you to read, and for an antidetect vendor the list runs unusually long.
SOC 2 Type II
The audit standard for operational controls at a SaaS company
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Certification of the information security management system
GDPR
Compliance with the EU general data protection regulation
Widevine DRM
Google content protection module, built into the browser
Apple Notarized
Cleared by macOS Gatekeeper for safe distribution
EV Code Signing
Extended validation certificate on the installer
The encryption line, word for word from the vendor, is AES-256, RSA and SHA-512. RoxyBrowser also says its profiles pass Fingerprint, CreepJS and other authoritative platforms. We read that as a claim rather than a result until we have run it ourselves, but SOC 2 Type II next to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is still more than most antidetect peers publish.
What we like
The compliance stack
SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and GDPR, with AES-256, RSA and SHA-512 encryption underneath. Hardly anyone else in this category publishes that much.
Fingerprint test claims
RoxyBrowser says its profiles come through Fingerprint, CreepJS and other authoritative platforms without flags. Worth checking yourself before you scale up.
RoxyIP proxies stay optional
The bundled RoxyIP infrastructure is there if you want it. Nothing stops you pointing a profile at your own SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy instead, PROXIES.SX included.
Team workspaces
Workspaces keep projects apart and role-based access keeps people in their own lane. Extra members are $5 each.
A free tier with no clock on it
Five profiles, one workspace, three days of logs, and no expiry date. The 7-day premium trial opens up the rest when you want a proper look.
A named company behind it
LINKV TECH PTE. LTD. at 20 Cecil Street, Singapore 049705, phone +447745818521. That is more disclosure than this corner of the market usually offers.
Where RoxyBrowser sits in our antidetect lineup
We have reviewed three of its closest rivals, so here is how the four line up side by side.
| Browser | What it leads with | Free | Top tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| RoxyBrowser | Its compliance stack: SOC 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR | 5 profiles, permanent | Enterprise, 100K profiles, API 500 r/m |
| Octo Browser | The proprietary Octium kernel, and a 4.8 on G2 | Lite, €10/mo for 3 | Advanced €329, 100K profiles, unlimited team |
| Dolphin Anty | Sheer user volume, 860K of them, across five plans | 5 profiles | Enterprise $299, unlimited profiles |
| Undetectable | The $49 unlimited local model | 5 cloud profiles | Unlimited local profiles, Windows and Mac |
RoxyBrowser's lane is compliance. If the person who signs off on your tooling wants SOC 2 and ISO 27001 in the procurement folder, this is the one in the lineup that publishes them.
Using RoxyBrowser with PROXIES.SX
RoxyBrowser takes care of the fingerprint layer and ships its own RoxyIP proxies. When an account keeps getting caught even though the fingerprint looks fine, the problem is usually the network rather than the browser. Datacenter ranges and commercial residential pools are both well mapped by now. You can point any single profile at a PROXIES.SX 4G/5G mobile IP over SOCKS5 or HTTP and leave the rest of the setup exactly as it is. On the other end it reads as a phone on a carrier network, because the ASN and the traceroute say precisely that.
RoxyBrowser
Handles the fingerprint: per-profile isolation, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 behind it, AES-256/RSA/SHA-512 in transit.
PROXIES.SX
Handles the network: one 4G/5G mobile carrier IP per profile, matched to the geography of that fingerprint.
Verdict
We rate RoxyBrowser well, and the compliance posture is most of the reason why. SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and GDPR, with AES-256, RSA and SHA-512 encryption end to end, is more than almost anyone else in this category is willing to publish, and the installer adds Widevine DRM, Apple notarization and EV code signing on top of it. If you ever have to justify your tooling to a security reviewer, half that folder is already written for you. The plan ladder is sensible too. It starts with a free account of 5 profiles that never expires and ends at Enterprise, which covers 10,000 to 100,000 profiles with a 500 request per minute API limit and 60 days of log retention. The Singapore entity, LINKV TECH PTE. LTD. at 20 Cecil Street, is named in full, which is still not standard practice here.
Three things hold it back. Tier prices in USD are not public, so you only see them once you are inside the signup flow, and the open pricing page shows just the add-on rates of $0.8 per profile, $10 per workspace and $5 per member. macOS and Linux support is never spelled out anywhere; Windows is the documented platform. And there are no published Selenium, Puppeteer or Playwright bindings, only a general line about API integration. Read this one next to Octo Browser, Dolphin Anty and Undetectable. Of the four, RoxyBrowser is the certified one.
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Every RoxyBrowser fact on this page was checked against roxybrowser.com and roxybrowser.com/pricing in May 2026. The operating entity is LINKV TECH PTE. LTD., 20 Cecil Street, Singapore 049705, reachable at support@RoxyBrowser.com, +447745818521 and t.me/RoxyBrowser_EN2 on Telegram. SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, AES-256, RSA, SHA-512, Widevine, Apple notarization and EV code signing are all the vendor's own statements, not results we have audited. Outbound links carry rel="nofollow sponsored noopener noreferrer".