Overview
Roxy Browser is listed here under a single product type: antidetect. The one product line on record is an Anti-detect browser, with an entry-level “Basic” plan priced at USD 4.8 per month. No proxy network products, and no country list, appear in the record for this provider.
What the record shows
The provider states that browser tasks can be automated through an “API Flow”, backed by API Documentation covering browser functionality, and that the same documentation supports integrating third-party tools. It advertises a “Proxy Panel” dashboard for managing proxies, and a “Team Space” feature for setting up or joining team workspaces with role permissions and member invites, which points to some capacity for multi-user or agency use. A free plan is documented. On protocols, the only one recorded is SOCKS5; nothing else is stated, so support for other proxy types should not be assumed. Support is described only in general terms — “Worldwide Reach & Reliable Support” with “Technical Support for integration guidance” — with no named channels, hours or response-time commitments on record. Pool size, IP counts and country coverage are not documented at all; a buyer weighing this provider against network-based options has nothing here to compare against.
Pricing
The recorded entry price is USD 4.8 per month, for the Basic tier of the Anti-detect browser line, described as an “Entry plan”. That is a recurring monthly charge rather than a one-off or usage-based fee. Against the set of 27 providers in this directory that also bill per month, this entry price sits cheaper than half of them — a mid-to-low position rather than an extreme. No pricing is recorded for any tier above Basic, so the cost of scaling up team seats or feature access is not documented.
Who it suits
On the record, this fits buyers who specifically want an antidetect browser with API-driven automation and a team workspace, and who are content with SOCKS5 as the stated protocol. It is not a fit for anyone shopping for a proxy network by country or pool size, since none of that is documented here. Anyone needing contractual support guarantees, specific support channels, or higher-tier pricing confirmed in advance should treat those as open questions rather than assumptions.
Where to look closer
Ask the provider directly what countries or regions its infrastructure covers, since none are recorded. Ask for pricing on tiers above Basic, and how Team Space seats are charged. Ask which support channels exist beyond the general “Technical Support” statement, and what response times apply. Ask whether protocols other than SOCKS5 are supported, since only one is documented. None of these gaps mean the provider lacks the feature — only that it is not on record here, and worth confirming before purchase.
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.
