Wade

What does an isolated WADE X profile keep?

WADE X says each profile keeps its own fingerprint, browser state, data, and network context. In practical terms, the profile boundary separates the account’s browser data from the data in other profiles, rather than relying on a shared browser session.

The vendor describes profile isolation as distinct from VPNs and Incognito mode. It also says profiles use Chromium 156 and “real fingerprints”; these are provider descriptions, not independently verified findings.

Mobile emulation runs mobile browser profiles from a desktop, according to WADE X. The vendor separately describes isolated environments for desktop and mobile accounts.

Which questions should go to WADE X support?

The listed support routes are Email Support and Telegram Community, and the Terms also direct users with questions or complaints to email. The help page directs people who still need help to contact support.

Before registering, ask which legal entity would be the contracting party and what company details appear on billing documents. Ask support to explain how the selected plan’s profile allowance relates to team access, since profile capacity and team features are separate plan considerations.

For operational clarity, request written terms for subscription changes, refunds, and access to profile data after expiry. Those answers should match the plan and terms that apply to the purchase; avoid relying on a general description where the specific condition matters.

How do profiles connect to automation?

WADE X says profiles can be used manually or through automation, including Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, and the DevTools Protocol. At a high level, the local API lifecycle is to create a profile, start it, then stop it.

The vendor documents separate local API endpoints for creating, starting, and stopping sessions. The start parameters for headless mode and a debug port are optional; the documentation says an omitted port is assigned automatically.

The API requires WADE X to be running, the user to be logged in, and a port configured in the application’s Network preferences. These prerequisites make local API access part of the operating setup, rather than a separate hosted automation service.

How do the trial and refund terms differ?

The pricing page says to contact support within 7 days for a full refund on the first payment.

• Pricing page — 7-day money-back claim on the first payment; contact support within 7 days for a full refund — checked 2026-10-31.
• Terms — refund request within 14 days of purchase, subject to necessary documents — checked 2026-10-31.

The pricing page lists monthly, 6-month, and 12-month billing periods, with savings for longer plans. It states that 6-month plans save 10% and annual plans save 20%, with discounts applied automatically.

The same page says customers can change plans at any time: upgrades require paying the difference, while downgrades take effect on the next billing date. The Terms say payment processing is handled by third-party providers and disclaim responsibility for processing payment data.

The Terms also state that unused funds are non-refundable when a user voluntarily modifies a subscription. Before paying, ask support which refund clause applies to the purchase and what documents are required.

Which documented controls support profile work?

Per WADE X, built-in proxies or user-supplied proxies can be assigned to profiles and changed without restarting them. This gives buyers a documented way to manage proxy assignment at the profile level.

• Profile data is stored locally, and cloud synchronization is end-to-end encrypted, according to the vendor.
• One-time sessions are deleted automatically after closing, according to the vendor.
• Team workspaces support role-based permissions and action logs, according to WADE X.
• Enterprise includes SSO and extended audit logs, according to the vendor.
• The same profiles can be used for manual work and automation, according to WADE X.

Which WADE X conditions narrow the workflow?

The main constraints concern access after expiry, the license scope, and the conditions attached to local automation.

• The Terms say that after a subscription expires, access is suspended and data, including backups, may be deleted after 180 days.
• The Terms describe the application as provided “as is” and say it may not operate uninterrupted, meet expectations, or be error-free.
• The Terms say the license is limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable, and for personal or internal business use.
• The FAQ says WADE X is a desktop browser and cannot be installed directly on a mobile phone.
• The FAQ says WADE X does not ensure users avoid bans or verification checks; outcomes depend on account history, proxy quality, behavior patterns, and platform rules.

Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.

Which profile criteria should alternatives match?

Compare profile separation, user and team permissions, mobile support, automation access, plan allowances, and acceptable-use terms. In general, the useful comparison is whether each provider documents these conditions clearly enough to match the workflow, rather than whether a feature name appears on a plan page.

Who can work within the Mini profile limit?

Mini may suit solo work where the stated profile allowance matters more than team collaboration: the plan excludes teams and team members, while WADE X separately describes team collaboration with roles, activity tracking, and audit logs.

For shared workflows, compare the plan’s team access with the controls named for Enterprise. WADE X says Enterprise includes SSO and extended audit logs. The distinction is between capacity for browser profiles and access for a team, not simply the number of profiles.

The Terms require users to be at least 16 or use the application under a parent or legal guardian’s supervision. Access also requires an account, a valid email, email confirmation, and a password.

Which WADE X terms need direct answers?

Which refund window applies to a purchase?

The refund-window wording differs between the pricing page and the Terms. The pricing page states a money-back claim for the first payment, while the Terms allow requests within 14 days of purchase subject to necessary documents. Ask support which clause governs the purchase.

Does a profile allowance include team access?

A profile allowance describes browser-profile capacity, while team access is a separate plan condition. Mini lists 30 browser profiles and excludes teams and team members, so confirm the selected plan’s collaboration scope before treating profile capacity as shared access.

Which Enterprise controls are listed?

WADE X lists SSO and extended audit logs for Enterprise. If those controls matter to the workflow, ask which Enterprise terms apply and how they relate to the team roles and activity tracking described for collaboration.

What happens to profile data after a subscription expires?

The Terms say access is suspended after subscription expiry and data, including backups, may be deleted after 180 days. Ask which data falls within that clause and what access remains during the period before possible deletion.

When is the local API available?

The local API is available only when WADE X is running and its operating port is configured in Preferences, according to the API documentation. The Terms also require the user to be logged into an account. Confirm that these conditions fit the intended automation environment.

Does WADE X promise platform-rule outcomes?

The FAQ says WADE X does not guarantee that users will avoid bans or verification checks.

Are the WADE X conditions clear enough?

Fits if… the profile capacity and team access match the intended workflow, and the plan terms are clear before payment.

Probably not if… the work requires direct mobile installation or a license beyond personal or internal business use.

Main risk… the refund wording differs between the pricing page and Terms; settle which clause applies before registering.

Sources

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• wade.ischecked 2026-10-31
• wade.is/featureschecked 2026-10-31
• wade.is/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• wade.is/termschecked 2026-10-31
• wade.is/faqchecked 2026-10-31
• help.wade.ischecked 2026-10-31
• wade.is/docs/apichecked 2026-10-31

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Last updated: 2026-10-31

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