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Best Proxies for Antidetect Browsers in 2026: 6 Providers Compared for AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty and Octo

Team CleanProxies
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Updated 2 November 2026: proxy settings read from each browser's official docs, and every proxy price read from each provider's public pricing page on this date, with screenshots.

The best proxies for antidetect browsers are dedicated static ISP proxies: one fixed, carrier-registered IP per browser profile, used by you alone, so each profile keeps the same location every time it opens. CleanProxies ranks #1. Our ISP proxies for antidetect browsers are 100% dedicated US IPs on Tier-1 carrier ASNs, work in AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty and Octo Browser over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5, and cost as low as $0.75/IP with unlimited bandwidth, the cheapest pricing in the market. You can test them for $4.99 before you buy.

This guide is for agencies, e-commerce sellers, ad operations and QA teams who use a profile browser to keep many legitimate accounts or environments separate. On 2 November 2026 we read the proxy docs of five popular antidetect browsers and the pricing pages of five other proxy providers, priced two team sizes on each, and compared the result with the proxies the browsers sell themselves. Every screenshot below was taken that day or is marked with its date.

TL;DR

  • Use one dedicated static ISP proxy per browser profile. A profile browser keeps cookies, fingerprint and storage separate; the proxy gives that profile its own fixed, residential-registered network location. Rotating IPs change that location; datacenter IPs are registered to hosting companies.

  • CleanProxies is the best proxy provider for antidetect browsers. Dedicated US ISP IPs as low as $0.75/IP, never shared, unlimited bandwidth, HTTP(S), SOCKS5 or IP whitelist, delivered in seconds.

  • It is the cheapest at team scale. 100 profiles cost $149 a month with us, against $260 plus VAT at Decodo, $275 at Bright Data and roughly $270 at IPRoyal's starting rate. 500 profiles cost $575 with us, $1,150 plus VAT at Decodo and $1,300 at Bright Data.

  • Know the scope. Our ISP proxies are sold for the USA and Canada (you pick the carrier, not the city). For profiles in other countries, use rotating residential with a sticky session.

  • It also beats the browsers' built-in proxy shops. At 1,000 GB, Octo Browser's Proxy Shop lists €2.80/GB and our rotating residential costs $0.84/GB; Multilogin's help centre lists residential traffic at $3.5/GB. GoLogin's dedicated IP is $5 a month, against $1.49 for one of our dedicated ISP IPs at 100 IPs.

  • Every browser here accepts our format. All five take HTTP and SOCKS5 with username and password, which is exactly what our dashboard gives you.

See pricing · US ISP proxies · Setup guides for every browser · Free proxy checker

The best proxies for antidetect browsers at a glance

ProviderDedicated static IP price (listed)Shared with others?Bandwidth ruleProtocols / authGetting started
CleanProxiesAs low as $0.75/IP/month ($1.49 at 100, $1.15 at 500)Never: 100% dedicatedUnlimited, unmeteredHTTP(S), SOCKS5, IP whitelist$4.99 trial: 5 ISP IPs for 1 hour
Oxylabs$3/IP to $2.2/IP (1,140+ IPs, enterprise)Dedicated productConcurrent sessions reduced after 100 GB per IPHTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5$5 welcome credit
Bright Data$3.50/IP to $2.50/IP (1,000 IPs)Dedicated tab100 GB fair usage per IP per monthSOCKS5 listedFree trial, deposit match up to $500
Decodo$3.33/IP to $2.30/IP (500 IPs) + VAT"100% dedicated IPs" plan"High bandwidth"HTTP(S), SOCKS514-day money-back
IPRoyalFrom $2.70/proxy for 30 daysDedicatedPer plan; no volume tiers shownHTTP(S), SOCKS524-hour rentals
WebshareSee its pricing pageDedicated static residential plan"Up to unlimited"HTTP, SOCKS5Self-serve plans

Prices checked on 2 November 2026 on each provider's public pricing page, linked in each section below.

What an antidetect browser does, and what the proxy adds

An antidetect browser (also called a multi-profile or profile browser) runs many isolated browser profiles side by side. Each profile has its own cookies, local storage, extensions and browser fingerprint, so a social media manager can keep ten client brands apart, a marketplace seller can keep separate stores in separate environments, and a QA team can test a site as different users without logging out and in all day.

The browser isolates everything inside the machine. It cannot change where the traffic comes from: without a proxy, every profile leaves through your office IP. That is the proxy's job. Each profile gets its own IP, and every major antidetect browser then reads that IP to set the profile's timezone, geolocation and (in most of them) language, so the whole profile describes one consistent place.

Three things make a proxy good for this:

  1. It stays the same. A profile that opens from Dallas on Monday and Warsaw on Tuesday looks like a different person each time. Static IPs keep one location for as long as you hold them.

  2. It is registered to a consumer internet provider. ISP proxies are announced under carrier ASNs such as Comcast or Frontier, like a home connection. Datacenter IPs are registered to hosting companies.

  3. Nobody else uses it. With a shared IP, other customers' traffic and history ride on the same address as your profile. A dedicated IP carries only your traffic.

Dedicated static ISP proxies are the only type that has all three, which is why the CleanProxies ISP product is built around 100% dedicated IPs that are never shared. For the proxy-type details (and when rotating residential or mobile makes sense), read best proxies for multi-accounting and shared vs dedicated ISP proxies.

Use antidetect browsers within the rules

Profile browsers are a normal tool for agencies, sellers and testers, but they don't change any platform's rules. Many platforms limit how many accounts one person may hold, and most ban automation they haven't approved. Use one profile per legitimate account you are allowed to run (your own, or a client's with their permission), follow each platform's terms, and never use proxies to get around a restriction, a verification or a ban. CleanProxies customers must follow our Terms of Service and the terms of the sites they use.

We read the official help pages of five popular browsers on 2 November 2026. All five accept HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies with a username and password, so CleanProxies ISP proxies work in every one of them without any conversion.

BrowserProtocols (official docs)Proxy formats acceptedBuilt-in proxy checkMatches timezone / geo to the IPFree plan
AdsPowerHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, SSH, IPv6host:port:user:pass, socks5://host:portYes: outbound IP, pass/fail, last check timeTimezone, location, language "Based on IP" (default)2 profiles
MultiloginHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5IP:port:login:password, or IP:port for IP-whitelisted proxiesAutomatic: passed / failed"Masked" timezone, geolocation and WebRTC; language set separately5 profiles
GoLoginHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5host:port:login:password, socks5://login:pass@ip:portAutomatic: green / redTimezone and geolocation from the external IP (on by default)3 profiles
Dolphin AntyHTTP, SOCKS5, SOCKS4 (examples)host:port:login:password, login:password@host:portStatus column: check mark / crossTimezone, geolocation, language "Auto"3 profiles
Octo BrowserHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, SSH, IPv6protocol://ip:port:login:password and three other layouts, bulk pasteYes: "Available" with country flag; Proxy Manager shows IP, ISP, location, timezoneLanguage, timezone, geolocation "Based on IP" (default)None (Lite from €10/month)

Sources: AdsPower proxy types, AdsPower proxy list, AdsPower fingerprint settings, Multilogin custom proxies, Multilogin fingerprint section, GoLogin proxy protocols, GoLogin adding proxies, GoLogin profile settings, Dolphin Anty adding a proxy, Dolphin Anty fingerprint settings, Octo Browser proxy types, Octo Browser bulk add, Octo Browser Proxy Manager. Free plans: AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty, Octo Browser.

AdsPower lists HTTP/HTTPS, SOCKS5, SSH and IPv6 proxies; CleanProxies ISP IPs go in as HTTP or SOCKS5. Screenshot: help.adspower.com/docs/proxy_types, 2 November 2026.
Multilogin asks for the proxy type, host, port and either a login or an IP whitelist, which is what the CleanProxies dashboard gives you. Screenshot: multiloginx.helpjuice.com, 2 November 2026.

What this means for you: the browser doesn't decide which proxy works; the proxy's format and type do. Our ISP IPs come as host:port:username:password for HTTP(S), with SOCKS5 and IP whitelisting (1 to 20 IPv4 addresses) one switch away in the dashboard. Bulk-paste the list into AdsPower, GoLogin or Octo, or one line per profile in Multilogin or Dolphin Anty.

Built-in browser proxies vs a dedicated provider

Four of the five browsers offer proxies inside the app (AdsPower through a partner), which looks convenient. Here is what their own pages listed on 2 November 2026, next to our price at a similar volume:

BrowserBuilt-in proxies (as listed)Price on the browser's pageCleanProxies equivalent
MultiloginResidential and mobile traffic; ISP static IPs on Pro 50+ plans$3.5 per GB in the help centre, lower for larger packages ("$2.275 per 1 GB if you buy in bulk" on the pricing page); paid plans include some trafficRotating residential $0.99/GB at 100 GB, $0.84/GB at 1,000 GB, as low as $0.63/GB; mobile as low as $0.79/GB
Octo BrowserProxy Shop: residential, and mobile from two partner providers, paid in tokens€7/GB for 1 GB, down to €2.80/GB at 1,000 GB (Proxy Shop docs)Rotating residential $0.84/GB at 1,000 GB (about 3.5 times less per GB before currency conversion), as low as $0.63/GB
GoLoginResidential, mobile and datacenter traffic; dedicated IPsDedicated IP "$5/month subscription per address" (proxy type not stated on the help page); paid plans include 2 GB of residential traffic a month; traffic prices shown only in the app (GoLogin help)Dedicated ISP IP $1.49 at 100 IPs, as low as $0.75
AdsPowerStatic SOCKS5 and traffic packages through a partner (FlashID)Not listed on the help page—
Dolphin AntyNo built-in proxy shop found; third-party integrations——
Octo Browser's Proxy Shop sells traffic in tokens; the docs say that once your Octo subscription expires you cannot create a proxy, even with unused traffic left. Screenshot: docs.octobrowser.net/en/proxy/internal-proxy, 2 November 2026.

Built-in proxies are mostly rotating traffic priced per GB, and at least one shop ties them to the browser subscription (Octo's docs say you can't create a proxy after your subscription expires, even with traffic left). For long-lived profiles you want a dedicated static IP per profile anyway, and a dedicated provider gives you that for far less, keeps working if you switch browsers, and lets one proxy list serve AdsPower today and Octo next month.

How we compared

On 2 November 2026 we opened each provider's public pricing or product page without logging in. We read per-IP prices, whether the IPs are dedicated or shared, bandwidth and fair-usage rules, protocols and trial terms, and captured the screenshots in this article. We read the five browsers' official help pages (listed above) the same day. We ranked providers on the same criteria for every one: is the IP dedicated, does it stay static, which protocols and auth methods work in the browsers, what 100 and 500 dedicated IPs cost per month, and what limits apply (bandwidth, sessions, VAT, minimum plans). We then priced two team sizes on each provider's dedicated static IP plan, one IP per profile:

  • 100 profiles: an agency or seller team running 100 browser profiles.

  • 500 profiles: a larger operation, such as an agency managing hundreds of client accounts.

We also ran our free IP lookup tool on a public Comcast address (75.75.75.75) to show what a carrier-registered IP looks like before you put it in a profile.

What we did not do: we did not buy competitor plans, log in to competitor dashboards or browser accounts, or benchmark anyone's network. There are no competitor speed or success-rate numbers here, because we didn't measure any. CleanProxies network figures (100Gbps ports, under 20 ms latency, 99.9% uptime) are our published specs; our delivery time (6 to 19 seconds from payment to working proxies) comes from our own live ISP orders.

Scorecard: what each pricing page said on 2 November 2026

Provider100 dedicated IPs / month500 dedicated IPs / monthSharingBandwidthSource
CleanProxies$149 ($1.49/IP)$575 ($1.15/IP)Dedicated, never sharedUnlimitedcleanproxies.com/pricing
OxylabsNeeds the $500/mo Flexible plan ($2.6/IP, up to 192 IPs)Above the Flexible plan; enterprise plans start at $2,500/moDedicated100 concurrent sessions per IP until 100 GB, then 10oxylabs.io
Bright Data$275 ($2.75/IP)$1,300 ($2.60/IP)Dedicated tab100 GB per IP per monthbrightdata.com
Decodo$260 + VAT ($2.60/IP)$1,150 + VAT ($2.30/IP)100% dedicated"High bandwidth"decodo.com
IPRoyalAbout $270 (estimate at the "starting from" $2.70/proxy, 30 days)About $1,350 (same estimate; no volume tiers shown)DedicatedPer planiproyal.com
WebshareSee its pricing pageSee its pricing pageDedicated plan"Up to unlimited"webshare.io

IPRoyal totals are our estimates from its "starting from" rate, not quotes. Webshare's page mixes dedicated and shared ("up to 2 users") plans, so we did not total it; see its pricing page.

1. CleanProxies: the best proxies for antidetect browsers

CleanProxies mainly specializes in US ISP proxies: static residential IPs on real US carrier ASNs. That is exactly what a profile browser needs. Each IP is dedicated to you for as long as you hold it, the network runs on 100Gbps ports with under 20 ms latency and 99.9% uptime, and bandwidth and threads are unlimited, so profiles that load video, ads dashboards and image-heavy feeds all day never touch a GB counter.

Our AdsPower guide shows the exact fields to fill in; there are matching guides for Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty, Octo Browser, Kameleo and Incogniton. Screenshot: cleanproxies.com/integrations/adspower, 2 November 2026.

What you get in a profile browser:

  • One dedicated IP per profile. Every ISP IP is 100% dedicated and never shared with another customer.

  • Real carrier ASNs. IPs come from US home internet provider ranges such as Frontier, AT&T, Comcast, Cox, RCN and T-Mobile (fixed-line Sprint/T-Mobile ranges), plus Telus in Canada; you pick from the carriers in stock at checkout. Super clean ranges with a 0 fraud score.

  • Static all month. The address doesn't change while you hold it, so the timezone and geolocation your browser derives from it stay the same too.

  • Every format the browsers take. HTTP(S) with username:password, IP whitelisting (1 to 20 IPv4 addresses), or SOCKS5, switched in the dashboard. Copy the list as host:port:user:pass and bulk-paste it.

  • Instant delivery. Our live ISP orders went from payment to working proxies in 6 to 19 seconds.

  • 24/7 support from people who know proxies, plus step-by-step integration guides.

The ISP configurator: 1,000 dedicated IPs cost $0.99 each, and 10,000 IPs $0.75 each. Screenshot: cleanproxies.com/products/isp-proxies, 31 October 2026; prices unchanged on 2 November.

Pricing for profile teams: $1.49/IP at 100 IPs, $1.29 at 250, $1.15 at 500, $0.99 at 1,000, and as low as $0.75/IP at 10,000, billed monthly per IP (AT&T IPs have their own ladder: $2.00/IP from 50 IPs and $1.50/IP at 10,000). Pay by card (Apple Pay and Google Pay included) or crypto. Agencies that want whole blocks can take ISP /24 subnets from $1.19/IP. For short logged-out checks from other countries, rotating residential proxies cover 190+ countries with city targeting and sticky sessions up to 24 hours, as low as $0.63/GB.

Checkout works without an account: type an email and pay by card or crypto. We stopped before paying. Screenshot: cleanproxies.com/checkout, 31 October 2026.

Why it ranks #1:

  • The lowest dedicated price we found: $1.49 at 100 IPs, $1.15 at 500, $0.99 at 1,000 and down to $0.75

  • Unlimited bandwidth with no per-IP GB allowance or session cut-off

  • HTTP(S), SOCKS5 and IP whitelist on the same IPs, so every browser works

Good to know:

  • ISP proxies are sold by country (USA and Canada); you choose the carrier, not the state or city. Match the IP's country to the account it is used for.

  • The $4.99 trial gives you 5 ISP IPs for 1 hour, enough to add them to five profiles in your own browser and check them. Purchases are final and IPs aren't replaced, so the trial is the way to test first.

Pricing checked on 2 November 2026: cleanproxies.com/pricing.

2. Oxylabs

Oxylabs sells dedicated ISP proxies through a single subscription: $3/IP on the welcome credit and the $30 Starter plan (up to 10 IPs), $2.78/IP on the $100 Basic plan (up to 35), $2.6/IP on the $500 Flexible plan (up to 192), and $2.2/IP from 1,140 IPs on enterprise plans that start at $2,500 a month.

Oxylabs ties each dedicated ISP rate to a subscription plan. Screenshot: oxylabs.io/pricing/dedicated-isp-proxies, 2 November 2026.

Where it falls short for profile browsers: 100 profiles need the $500 Flexible plan, more than three times our $149, and 500 profiles go beyond that plan's 192 IPs into enterprise sales. The page limits each dedicated IP to 100 concurrent sessions until it reaches 100 GB in a month, then 10, and its FAQ says some websites need a KYC check first.

Pros:

  • HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5

  • Free premium ASN selection, as listed

  • $5 welcome credit

Cons:

  • 100 IPs sit on a $500/month plan

  • Concurrent sessions drop to 10 per IP after 100 GB

  • Some targets need KYC first; VAT may apply

Pricing checked on 2 November 2026: oxylabs.io/pricing/dedicated-isp-proxies.

3. Bright Data

Bright Data's ISP proxy pricing has Shared, Dedicated and Pay/GB tabs. On the Dedicated tab: 10 IPs at $3.50 each, 100 at $2.75, 500 at $2.60 and 1,000 at $2.50, billed monthly.

Bright Data's dedicated ISP IPs run from $3.50 to $2.50 per IP; 500 IPs cost $1,300 a month. Screenshot: brightdata.com/pricing/proxy-network/isp-proxies, 2 November 2026.

Where it falls short for profile browsers: 500 dedicated IPs cost $1,300 a month, against $575 at CleanProxies. The FAQ attaches a 100 GB fair-usage allowance per IP per month, with possible extra charges above it, and the cheaper ladder on the page is the Shared tab, which you don't want behind long-lived profiles. See CleanProxies vs Bright Data.

Pros:

  • Shared, dedicated and pay-per-GB options

  • A large static residential pool, as advertised

  • Free trial and a first-deposit match up to $500

Cons:

  • $2.75/IP at 100 dedicated IPs and $2.60/IP at 500

  • 100 GB fair usage per IP per month

  • Shared plans on the same page

Pricing checked on 2 November 2026: brightdata.com/pricing/proxy-network/isp-proxies.

4. Decodo

Decodo (formerly Smartproxy) lists dedicated static residential plans from 3 IPs at $3.33 each through 200 IPs at $2.50 down to 500 IPs at $2.30 each ($1,150), plus VAT, billed monthly, with "100% dedicated IPs", HTTP(S) and SOCKS5.

Decodo's dedicated plan cards; further cards go to 500 IPs at $2.30 per IP plus VAT, with larger sizes through sales. Screenshot: decodo.com/proxies/isp-proxies/pricing, 2 November 2026.

Where it falls short for profile browsers: 100 dedicated IPs are $260 plus VAT against $149 at CleanProxies, and 500 are $1,150 plus VAT against $575 with us: twice our price before tax. See CleanProxies vs Decodo.

Pros:

  • 100% dedicated IPs on the Dedicated plan

  • HTTP(S) and SOCKS5

  • Country, state, city and ASN targeting listed

Cons:

  • $2.60/IP at 100 IPs, plus VAT

  • $2.30/IP at 500 IPs, plus VAT

  • Sizes above 500 go through sales

Pricing checked on 2 November 2026: decodo.com/proxies/isp-proxies/pricing.

5. IPRoyal

IPRoyal's ISP pricing is set by rental period: "starting from" $1.80 per proxy for 24 hours, $2.70 for 30 days, $2.55 for 60 days and $2.40 for 90 days, on a dedicated pool with HTTP(S) and SOCKS5.

IPRoyal prices ISP proxies by rental period; the lowest monthly rate needs a 90-day term. Screenshot: iproyal.com/pricing/isp-proxies, 2 November 2026.

Where it falls short for profile browsers: at the "starting from" 30-day rate, 100 proxies come to about $270 a month and 500 to about $1,350 (our estimates; the page shows no quantity discounts). Cheaper monthly rates need a 60- or 90-day commitment. See our IPRoyal alternative page.

Pros:

  • 24-hour rentals for short tests

  • Dedicated IPs with HTTP(S) and SOCKS5

  • Unlimited threads listed

Cons:

  • $2.70 per proxy for 30 days

  • No volume tiers on the pricing page

  • Lowest rate tied to a 90-day term

Pricing checked on 2 November 2026: iproyal.com/pricing/isp-proxies.

6. Webshare

Webshare's static residential proxies are described as ISP-issued IPs with HTTP and SOCKS5, speeds "up to 1 Gbps" and bandwidth "up to unlimited." The same page sells a cheaper "Private Proxy" plan that is "only shared with up to 2 users."

Webshare's static residential product page. Screenshot: webshare.io/static-residential-proxy, 2 November 2026.

Where it falls short for profile browsers: bandwidth is "up to unlimited" depending on the plan, and the cheaper "Private Proxy" plan is shared with up to 2 users, so check you are buying the dedicated plan before putting an IP behind a long-lived profile. See our Webshare alternative page.

Pros:

  • Dedicated static residential plan

  • HTTP and SOCKS5

  • Self-serve checkout

Cons:

  • Bandwidth "up to unlimited", depending on plan

  • Cheaper "Private Proxy" plan shared with up to 2 users

  • Per-IP totals vary with plan options

Pricing checked on 2 November 2026: webshare.io/static-residential-proxy.

What the numbers mean for a profile-browser team

  • 100 profiles: $149 a month at CleanProxies, against $260 plus VAT at Decodo, about $270 at IPRoyal, $275 at Bright Data and the $500 Flexible plan at Oxylabs. Over a year that is $1,788 with us against $3,300 at Bright Data.

  • 500 profiles: $575 a month with us, against $1,150 plus VAT at Decodo, $1,300 at Bright Data and about $1,350 at IPRoyal's starting rate. Oxylabs sends you to enterprise plans from $2,500 a month.

  • The proxy bill grows with every profile. Each new profile needs its own IP, so the per-IP price decides most of what a large profile setup costs. Ours drops at 250, 500, 1,000 and 10,000 IPs.

  • Bandwidth never becomes a second bill. Our ISP IPs are unmetered; Bright Data and Oxylabs both attach a 100 GB per IP rule, and built-in browser proxies are mostly billed per GB.

Which proxy should you pick for your antidetect browser?

CleanProxies dedicated ISP proxies, whichever browser you run. One US or Canadian ISP IP per profile gives every profile a fixed, carrier-registered location at the lowest dedicated price we found, with unlimited bandwidth and every protocol the five browsers accept. Need checks from other countries? Add rotating residential (190+ countries with state and city targeting, as low as $0.63/GB) or mobile proxies (150+ countries, country-level targeting, as low as $0.79/GB) on the same account.

How to add a proxy to an antidetect browser, step by step

  1. Buy one ISP IP per profile in the country the account belongs to. Note in your sheet which profile owns which IP.

  2. Copy the list from your CleanProxies dashboard as host:port:username:password (or switch the IPs to SOCKS5, or whitelist your office IP).

  3. Add it to the browser. AdsPower, GoLogin and Octo take a pasted list; in Multilogin and Dolphin Anty paste the line into the profile's proxy field. Pick HTTP or SOCKS5 to match. Our AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty and Octo Browser guides show each screen.

  4. Run the browser's proxy check, then leave timezone and geolocation on the "based on IP" or "auto" setting, so they match the IP. Set the language to what the account's real user reads; Multilogin's docs say language doesn't have to match the proxy country.

  5. Test inside the profile. Open the WebRTC leak test in that profile: a pass means your real public IP is not exposed (with WebRTC disabled, no IP shows at all). Separately, paste the proxy IP into the IP lookup tool to confirm its owner and ASN.

  6. Keep it fixed. Don't move an IP between profiles or swap it without reason. A static ISP proxy stays the same for as long as you hold it.

What a carrier-registered IP looks like: owner Comcast, ASN AS7922, United States. Check your proxy IPs the same way before you assign them to profiles. Screenshot: cleanproxies.com/tools/ip-lookup, 2 November 2026.

Checklist: test proxies in your browser before you commit

CheckWhat good looks likeTool
Browser proxy checkPassed / Available, with the right countryThe browser's own check
Owner and ASNA consumer internet provider (Comcast, Cox, Frontier…), not a hosting companyIP lookup
TimezoneMatches the IP's locationProfile settings, user-agent checker
BlacklistsNot listed on spam or abuse listsIP blacklist checker
LeaksYour real IP never appears, run inside the profileWebRTC leak test
SharingDedicated to you, never sharedThe provider's plan page

The fastest way to run this list on real IPs is the $4.99 trial: 5 CleanProxies ISP IPs for 1 hour, enough for five profiles. For a deeper walkthrough, read how to test proxy quality.

Key stats

  • All five browsers we checked (AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty, Octo Browser) accept HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies with username and password (official docs, 2 November 2026).

  • All five can set the profile's timezone and geolocation from the proxy IP ("based on IP", "auto" or "masked"); Multilogin's docs say language is set separately (official docs, 2 November 2026).

  • Built-in browser proxy traffic is listed at $3.5/GB at Multilogin (help centre) and €7/GB to €2.80/GB at Octo Browser (docs); CleanProxies rotating residential is $0.84/GB at 1,000 GB and as low as $0.63/GB.

  • Bright Data and Oxylabs both attach a 100 GB per IP monthly rule to their ISP proxies (pricing pages, 2 November 2026). CleanProxies ISP IPs are unmetered.

Final verdict

CleanProxies is the best proxy provider for antidetect browsers in 2026. One dedicated, carrier-registered ISP IP per profile, as low as $0.75/IP, $149 for 100 profiles and $575 for 500, with unlimited bandwidth, HTTP(S)/SOCKS5/IP whitelist for every browser, and delivery in seconds.

  • Oxylabs: solid dedicated product, but 100 IPs need a $500 plan and sessions drop after 100 GB per IP.

  • Bright Data: large pool, but $2.50 to $3.50 per dedicated IP and a 100 GB per IP allowance.

  • Decodo: $2.30 to $3.33 per dedicated IP, plus VAT; twice our price at 500 IPs.

  • IPRoyal: from $2.70 per proxy for 30 days, with no volume tiers shown.

  • Webshare: dedicated and shared plans side by side, bandwidth depending on plan.

  • Built-in browser proxies: convenient, but mostly per-GB rotating traffic at several times our per-GB price.

CleanProxies pricing

ProductAs low asBilling
US ISP proxies (static residential, dedicated)$0.75/IPMonthly per IP, unlimited bandwidth
ISP /24 subnets$1.19/IPMonthly, 255 / 510 / 1,020 IPs
Rotating residential$0.63/GBOne-time, GB never expire
Mobile 4G/5G$0.79/GBOne-time, GB never expire
Trial$4.995 ISP IPs for 1 hour, or 100 MB

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Prices and policies last checked on 2 November 2026 from each provider's and browser's public pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

A dedicated static ISP proxy, one per browser profile. It keeps the same IP for as long as you hold it, it is registered to a consumer internet provider, and nobody else uses it, so each profile keeps one consistent location. CleanProxies sells dedicated US ISP proxies as low as $0.75/IP with unlimited bandwidth.

Yes. All five browsers accept HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies with a username and password, which is what the CleanProxies dashboard gives you (host:port:username:password). Our ISP IPs can also be switched to SOCKS5 or IP whitelisting in the dashboard, and our integration guides show each browser's screens.

They are convenient, but mostly rotating traffic priced per GB. On 2 November 2026 Octo Browser's Proxy Shop listed EUR 7/GB down to EUR 2.80/GB at 1,000 GB and Multilogin's help centre listed $3.5/GB, while CleanProxies rotating residential costs $0.84/GB at 1,000 GB and as low as $0.63/GB. For long-lived profiles a dedicated static ISP IP per profile is the better setup.

One dedicated IP per profile. Never share one IP between profiles that should look independent, and don't move an IP from one profile to another. At CleanProxies 100 dedicated ISP IPs cost $149 a month and 500 cost $575 a month.

Yes. The CleanProxies $4.99 trial gives you 5 ISP IPs for 1 hour, enough to add them to five profiles, run the browser's proxy check, a WebRTC leak test inside the profile and an IP lookup. Purchases are final and IPs aren't replaced, so the trial is the way to test first.

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