Overview
Incogniton is listed here under one product type: antidetect. The record shows a single documented product line, an anti-detect browser sold on a profile-manager model, with an entry paid plan alongside a free tier. Coverage is recorded at 9 countries, tied to the countries where the provider states a free unblocked proxy is available.
What the record shows
Incogniton describes its dashboard as a profile manager, and states that browser operations can be automated through Selenium, Puppeteer or a REST API, with the same three routes listed again under integrations. The provider states a free plan with 3 profiles, and says paid packages add premium support in the form of a video call or desk session on top of email support. It also states that team member seats are available, though the record does not say how many seats come with which plan. On targeting, the provider states that a free unblocked proxy is offered for nine named countries: the US, Hong Kong, Brazil, the Netherlands, Australia, the UK, Germany, India and Ukraine. What is not documented here: any proxy pool size, IP type (residential, datacentre or otherwise), uptime or speed figures, or a breakdown of exactly which support channels apply below the paid tier. This directory has not tested any of these claims; they are reproduced as the provider states them.
Pricing
The only price on record is the entry paid plan for the anti-detect browser, at USD 19.99 per month. That is a recurring monthly charge rather than a one-off or usage-based fee. Against the comparison set used here, Incogniton is cheaper than only 19% of the 27 providers that also bill monthly, meaning most of that group undercut it on the entry price. No higher tiers, annual pricing or per-profile costs beyond the free plan are documented, so this single figure cannot be used to judge value across the provider's full range.
Who it suits
On the record available, this fits someone who wants an anti-detect browser with profile management, plans to automate through Selenium, Puppeteer or a REST API, and only needs unblocked access in the nine listed countries. The free 3-profile plan gives a low-cost way to try the workflow before paying, and the stated team-seat option suits small teams working from shared profiles. It is not a fit for anyone needing a general-purpose proxy network with broad country coverage, a specified IP type, or documented pool size, since none of that is on record here, nor for buyers who need pricing certainty across multiple tiers before committing.
Where to look closer
Buyers should ask Incogniton directly about pricing and profile limits above the entry and free tiers, how many team seats are included at each paid level, and what proxy type and pool size sit behind the “free unblocked proxy” claim for the nine listed countries. It is also worth asking what support response times look like in practice, since only the format of premium support (video call or desk session) is stated, not its availability hours or turnaround. Finally, anyone needing countries outside the nine listed should confirm directly whether access exists at all, as it is not documented either way here.
This assessment is editorial analysis of the sourced facts recorded on this page. Specifications, pricing and coverage are provider-stated and dated in the panels above. No controlled performance test has been run against this provider.
