Anti-detect browsers
Kameleo
A browser profile is a saved set of browser data and settings; in general, it lets a buyer keep separate working environments. Kameleo describes its service as an anti-detect browser for automation, web scraping, and multi-profile management. The buying catch is that active sessions count toward a plan’s concurrency limit whether they are manual or automated.
This is relevant for media buyers comparing profile workflows with the number of sessions they need active at once.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Kameleo
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- Anti-detect browsers
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Which limits shape Kameleo plans?
The pricing page and product documentation describe these plan limits and usage terms, checked 2026-10-31.
- Free browser time: 300 minutes (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Free concurrent browsers: two (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Paid-plan browser time: no usage time limits (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- API throughput: 60 to 1200 requests per minute, depending on plan (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Concurrent-browser and RPM limits apply across plans (Docker page, checked 2026-10-31).
What does a Kameleo profile keep?
A browser profile is a saved browser environment; in general, its stored data and settings determine what carries over between sessions. Kameleo’s documentation covers fingerprint settings for profiles, while the vendor says profiles persist across sessions.
The provider says profiles can retain cookies, local storage, and extensions between sessions. It also says canvas, WebGL, CDP, timezone, geolocation, and fonts are handled out of the box. These are vendor descriptions, not independent verification of how a profile appears to any platform.
Kameleo describes its browser as designed to handle anti-bot defenses. Buyers should use browser tools in line with the rules of the platforms they access and applicable law.
Which questions belong with support?
The Knowledge Base addresses account details, subscriptions, limits, policies, groups, cloud, and proxies, giving buyers specific topics to raise before registering.
Ask how the account’s concurrent sessions are counted in the intended workflow, and which plan limits apply to that use. The documentation covers usage and limits, but the buyer should get any plan-specific interpretation needed directly from the provider.
For billing, subscription changes, and invoices, the Knowledge Base provides general information; the pricing page says customers can contact the customer success team through the Support Center. Buyers with questions about groups, cloud features, or proxy-provider connections can ask which documentation applies to their setup.
Customer service excludes help with proprietary code and integrations to other systems. A buyer relying on either should establish what support will cover before committing to a workflow.
How do scripts connect to profiles?
Kameleo says existing Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright scripts can connect through its WebSocket endpoint.
The provider also lists a Local API and SDK packages for Python, JavaScript, and C#. It says users can test workflows in the GUI before writing code. That gives teams a way to check a workflow in the interface before moving to code, according to the vendor.
For proxy-provider connections, the Knowledge Base provides setup guidance. The available facts describe that documentation but do not establish compatibility with any particular provider.
What does concurrency change on the bill?
The pricing page defines concurrency by active browser sessions, counting both manual and automated sessions toward the plan limit.
The provider describes pricing as based on concurrent browsers, and says costs are fixed by concurrent browsers. The Terms direct customers to the Pricing sub-page for fees.
The Terms say a qualifying payment method may trigger automatic renewal at the end of a billing cycle. Customers may terminate an agreement at any time, effective at the end of the relevant billing cycle.
For consumers using the service privately, the Terms describe a withdrawal right subject to conditions; a refund request must be sent through customer service within 24 hours of activation. Refund claims are manually processed and may be accepted or rejected at the provider’s discretion.
Which documented features support the work?
- The vendor lists Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright support through SDKs, and describes a WebSocket endpoint for existing scripts.
- The provider says profiles can retain cookies, local storage, and extensions across sessions.
- Kameleo says its Docker service runs on Linux and Windows servers.
- The provider says Docker integrates with Kubernetes and Docker Swarm for scaling.
- The Knowledge Base offers troubleshooting checks and solutions.
Which terms narrow profile work?
Kameleo’s Terms and Docker documentation impose conditions that affect both business use and profile storage; the provider’s pages were checked 2026-10-31.
- The Terms restrict use to customers’ own business purposes and prohibit agency use.
- The provider may terminate the agreement with 15 days’ notice without explaining why, according to the Terms.
- The Terms prohibit deciphering program code or seeking the service’s source code or internal structures.
- Customer service excludes help with proprietary code and integrations to other systems, according to the Terms.
- Docker documentation says sharing one volume across containers can cause profile conflicts; it advises a separate named volume for each container.
- The Docker documentation also says to mount the data directory on every container so kernels persist across recreations.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Which browser criteria should be compared?
Compare how each browser defines a profile, what counts toward simultaneous use, and which automation interfaces fit existing workflows. Also examine who manages deployment and data storage, and whether the acceptable-use terms fit the intended business. These criteria separate saved profiles from active sessions and documented capabilities from operational conditions.
Who fits the concurrency model?
The pricing page lists two concurrent browsers in the Free plan, and the provider counts both manual and automated sessions toward that limit.
Teams using Docker with Playwright, Puppeteer, or Selenium can compare their existing scripts with the provider’s stated support. This fit also depends on the Terms: use is limited to customers’ own business purposes, and agency use is prohibited.
What we could not confirm
- Paid-plan prices and complete plan-by-plan allowances
- Profile caps and team-member allowances by plan
- Profile data retention, export, deletion, and backup terms
- Independent performance, fingerprint, and uptime verification
- Support response times and service-level commitments
- Availability by country and regional restrictions
Which Kameleo details need answers?
Can the service be started without creating an account?
The provider says users can download Kameleo, start its engine, and connect an automation script without an account. It also says users can create an account later. This describes the provider’s stated starting process, not a condition independently verified by this review.
What does the Enterprise plan include?
The pricing page says the Enterprise plan includes a 60-minute call with experts and package customization. Buyers considering that plan can ask the provider what customization covers and how it relates to their intended workflow; the available description does not specify those details.
How does Docker handle scraping traffic?
Kameleo states that its Docker service runs scraping on customers’ own infrastructure, without routing traffic through vendor APIs. This is the provider’s description of the service’s traffic route. Buyers can ask how that description applies to their deployment and the integrations they plan to use.
What browser-kernel update timing does Kameleo state?
Kameleo says Chroma kernels ship within 5 days of each Chrome stable release. It also says Junglefox updates every 2 months. These are provider statements about update timing, not independent verification of release schedules.
Which company provides the service under the Terms?
The Terms identify Outis Nemo Ltd as the company providing the service in exchange for a fee. The agreement lists its address as 1126 Budapest, Hollósy Simon utca 3. 2. em. 2. Buyers can check that contracting-party detail against their own purchasing requirements.
Are the plan conditions clear enough?
Fits if the active-session limit, permitted business use, and renewal and refund terms have clear answers for the intended workflow.
Probably not if agency use is central to the work, since the Terms prohibit it.
Main risk… treating saved profiles as the plan limit rather than counting active manual and automated sessions.
Sources
Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.
- kameleo.iochecked
- kameleo.io/pricingchecked
- kameleo.io/dockerchecked
- help.kameleo.iochecked
- developer.kameleo.iochecked
- kameleo.io/about-uschecked
- kameleo.io/terms-conditionschecked
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Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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