1browser.com

What It Is

1Browser is a proxy/anti-detect browser built around a Chromium-style approach. Its core value is not simply selling proxies, but integrating browser profiles, IPs, cookies, fingerprints, and proxy assignment into one workflow. Users can create separate environments for different accounts and choose a dedicated proxy—or no proxy—for each environment.

Core Capabilities

In terms of proxy types, 1Browser supports residential, mobile, data center, Tor, and user-owned proxies, offering solid flexibility. The free plan includes free proxies in 5 countries, with examples including the United States, Canada, and France. Paid plans provide a global proxy network covering 100+ countries and support multiple city locations within each country. However, the main documentation does not disclose the size of the IP pool, nor does it clearly state support for HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 protocols. This leaves a gap when evaluating proxy stability and compatibility.

For concurrency and resources, the product is mainly differentiated by the number of profiles: 10 on the free plan, 20 on Basic, and 100 on Pro. Both Basic and Pro include 2GB of residential proxy traffic, and it also mentions 500MB of data center proxy traffic for higher speeds. However, overage pricing, the number of concurrent connections, and bandwidth limits are not specified.

Pricing and Ease of Use

Pricing is relatively clear: Basic is $9/month or $7/month when billed annually, while Pro is $29/month or $21/month when billed annually. Annual billing saves 30%, and custom plans are also available. Compared with traditional anti-detect browsers, the free tier with 10 profiles has a low entry barrier and is suitable for initial testing. The app supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, and highlights cloud sync, making it relatively friendly for non-technical users.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths include tight integration between proxy management and multi-account environments, with each profile able to use its own IP, cookies, and fingerprint; an available free plan; broad proxy type coverage; and 100+ country coverage for cross-region operations. The drawbacks are the lack of disclosure around key details, including protocols, IP pool size, payment methods, and overage traffic pricing. In addition, its privacy description says it does not store logs, while also stating that history and cookies are encrypted and stored on AWS servers. Enterprise users should further verify compliance details.

Who It’s For and Access from China

1Browser is suitable for multi-account operations, ad testing, cross-region content access, lightweight automation projects, and users who want to simplify proxy switching. The main text does not mention access from mainland China, so network connectivity and payment availability are both unknown. If stable access is not possible, alternatives such as GoLogin, AdsPower, Multilogin, and Dolphin Anty may be worth considering.