Antidetect Free Tiers Are Shrinking — Here’s What Still Works

If you were planning to learn multi-accounting on a free antidetect browser, the ground has moved in 2026 — and not in your favor. Two of the most generous free plans quietly got smaller, a reminder that “free forever” rarely stays that way in this market.

What changed. Incogniton, long famous for the most generous free tier at 10 profiles, now offers those 10 profiles as a two-month trial that drops to 3 profiles afterward — so its ongoing free allowance matches the budget pack, not the headline number. Dolphin{anty}, popular with Facebook and TikTok media buyers, cut its free tier from 10 profiles to 5. Neither change is loudly advertised, which is exactly why operators following older guides get caught out.

What still holds up. On an ongoing basis, the most generous permanent free plans are now Multilogin (5 profiles, and unusually including a cloud phone and some proxy traffic after its 2026 overhaul) and Dolphin{anty} (5). GoLogin (3) and AdsPower (2, genuinely forever) remain real free options, and Incogniton is still the best trial at 10 profiles for two months. For mobile-first testing, GeeLark offers a free cloud-phone allowance. See our free antidetect browsers guide for the current, verified breakdown.

The practical lesson. Treat free tiers as evaluation, not production — and don’t assume today’s limit is permanent. Several providers won’t even let you restore a deleted profile on the free plan, and caps have a habit of shrinking. Test the tool on your actual platforms during the free window, then move to paid before your operation depends on it.

Bottom line. Free antidetect browsers still exist and are still worth using to learn — but the goalposts moved in 2026. Check the current limits before you build anything on them.