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Undetectable

Public feedback is sparse and mostly old. Users credit a simple interface, low prices and a usable free tier, while forum posts from 2022–2024 report IP leaks, detection and setup bugs.

Review score

4.4 / 5

6 reviews

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Amount of feedback
Little
Last checked
October 10, 2026

At a glance

Browser engine
Chromium
Platforms
Windows, macOS
Mobile app
No
Interface languages
English, 中文, Português
Free plan
5 profiles
Cheapest paid plan
$49/mo
Features
Team accessAPIAutomationCloud syncProxy tools

Base costs $49/month billed monthly ($34 billed yearly) for 50 cloud profiles and unlimited local ones. The free plan has 5 cloud profiles.

Review scores

Only six reviews in total, most of them incentivized: too little data to judge.

Average across review sites, weighted by number of reviews. Review sites can be skewed by solicited reviews, so check the sources on each page.

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