RoxyBrowser

RoxyBrowser — a low-cost, API-complete newcomer with a few surprises

TL;DR

RoxyBrowser is a Singapore-based (LINKV TECH) Chromium anti-detect browser that competes on price and breadth: 160+ fingerprint parameters, a full automation API, cross-device profile sharing, and per-profile pricing that can drop to a few cents at volume. A forever-free 5-profile tier and an unusual built-in US Netflix perk sweeten the entry, but as a young brand it carries less of the track record that high-stakes operators look for.

Pricing

Plan	Price	Profiles	Notes
Free	$0	5	Forever; includes core features
Trial	$0	10	7-day trial
Paid (volume)	~$0.03–0.8 / profile	Scales with volume	Billed 30/90/180/360 days

Up to 52% discount on annual billing. Prices verified June 2026 — confirm on the official site.

How RoxyBrowser scores on our criteria

1. Fingerprint masking quality — 8/10 (weight 20%)

RoxyBrowser exposes 160+ fingerprint parameters, covering User-Agent, Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC, audio, language, and timezone. That breadth means you can tune a profile precisely and keep its signals internally consistent. Cross-device profile sharing maintains a consistent fingerprint, so the same identity survives moving between machines. The masking is solid for a product at this price point; it does not make the kernel-level claims of the category leaders, but it covers the vectors that matter.

2. Pricing & value — 9/10 (15%)

Pricing is RoxyBrowser’s strongest card. Per-profile cost falls to roughly $0.03–$0.8 depending on volume, making it one of the cheaper ways to run large numbers of profiles. Flexible billing windows (30/90/180/360 days) and up to a 52% annual discount push the effective cost down further. The trade-off is predictability — a per-profile, volume-tiered model takes more planning than a flat plan — but for cost-driven operators the economics are excellent.

3. Free plan & trial — 9/10 (10%)

RoxyBrowser is generous here: 5 profiles free forever, plus a separate 7-day trial that bumps you to 10 profiles. That combination lets you test at a realistic scale before paying and keeps a usable free footprint indefinitely. The oddball extra — built-in free access to US Netflix — won’t sway professional buyers but is a genuine novelty that reflects the product’s consumer-friendly streak.

4. Profiles & management — 8/10 (10%)

Profile management includes team roles and window sync (controlling multiple profiles in parallel), which is useful for repetitive multi-account tasks. Cross-device sharing keeps fingerprints consistent across machines. The tooling is competent and covers the essentials; it is not as battle-hardened at massive scale as the longest-established competitors, but it handles typical workloads well.

5. Automation & API — 9/10 (10%)

RoxyBrowser ships a full API supporting Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright, with rate limits tiered by plan — from 50 requests/min on Basic up to 500 on Enterprise. That makes it genuinely automation-friendly and suitable for scraping and scripted account workflows. The explicit rate-limit tiers are a transparent touch that helps developers plan around throughput.

6. Team collaboration — 7/10 (7%)

Team roles and shared, cross-device profiles cover the core collaboration needs of a small-to-mid team. It is functional rather than elaborate — you won’t find the deep audit-logging and governance of the enterprise-focused tools — but for affiliate or e-commerce teams sharing profiles, it does the job.

7. Proxy & network — 8/10 (8%)

Proxy integration is built in and pairs with WebRTC masking to keep the network identity aligned with the rest of the fingerprint. Combined with the cross-border use cases RoxyBrowser targets, the proxy handling is practical and reliable for routing many profiles through distinct IPs.

8. Cloud & mobile profiles — 7/10 (5%)

Cross-device profile sharing with a consistent fingerprint is effectively cloud-backed, which is a real plus. Mobile profile emulation is less of a focus than the desktop multi-accounting the product centers on, so this scores solidly rather than outstandingly.

9. Usability & UI — 8/10 (8%)

The interface is clean and approachable, with window sync and profile management surfaced sensibly. As a younger product it is still maturing, but newcomers should find it easy to get a working profile running, and the API is there when scripted control is needed.

10. Reputation, reliability & security — 7/10 (7%)

This is where the youth of the brand shows. LINKV TECH’s RoxyBrowser is a newer entrant without the years of community scrutiny that established names carry, so its long-term reliability and detection track record are less proven. Nothing suggests it is unreliable, but operators with high-value accounts may reasonably want more history before trusting it with their most sensitive work.

Who it’s for

Cost-conscious affiliate marketers, e-commerce sellers, crypto multi-accounting and exchange/airdrop farmers, web-scraping and data-harvesting operators, and cross-border sellers who want many profiles cheaply, a full automation API, and consistent fingerprints across devices. The low per-profile cost suits high-volume scraping and wallet farming, and the built-in US Netflix perk nods at the streaming and geo-unblocking crowd. The forever-free tier makes it easy to trial risk-free.

Who should skip it

Operators running high-value accounts who prioritize a long, proven track record, and anyone who prefers flat, predictable pricing over a volume-tiered per-profile model. If reputation and maturity are decisive for you, a more established browser such as AdsPower or GoLogin is the safer bet.

FAQ

Is RoxyBrowser free? Yes. It offers 5 profiles free forever plus a 7-day 10-profile trial, and even includes a built-in free US Netflix perk.

Does RoxyBrowser support automation? Yes. It provides a full API for Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright, with rate limits from 50 req/min on Basic up to 500 on Enterprise.

Is RoxyBrowser good for scraping? Yes — the full API, low per-profile cost at volume, and 160+ fingerprint parameters make it well-suited to scraping and large-scale automation.

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Reviewed by anonymous — independent anti-detect browser researcher. Affiliate disclosure: some links are partner links; this never affects our scores.