BitBrowser Review, Pricing & How-To Guide

Managing multiple accounts safely and efficiently is crucial for cross-border e-commerce teams, affiliate marketers, QA professionals, and social media managers. BitBrowser emerges as a modern anti-detect browser designed to isolate browser profiles, simulate real device environments, and even run Android apps via its Cloud Phone feature.

In this review, we’ll break down what BitBrowser does, its strengths and limitations, pricing plans, and how to start using it effectively and responsibly.

What is BitBrowser?

BitBrowser is a multi-profile anti-detect browser that creates isolated, sandboxed browser environments (called profiles). Each profile mimics a separate physical device by customizing:

• OS

• Browser engine (Chromium or Firefox)

• Timezone, language, fonts

• WebGL, sensors, and media settings

• Network/IP via proxy assignment

It also includes a unique feature — BitCloud Phone — a cloud-based, Android-like virtual environment to test mobile apps or manage mobile-based platforms.

Who Should Use BitBrowser?

BitBrowser is ideal for:

• E-commerce teams managing multiple shops/marketplaces

• Affiliate marketers handling numerous ad accounts

• Social media managers managing multiple accounts across platforms

• QA/testing teams needing clean, isolated test environments

• Digital agencies working on behalf of clients across geographies

 Key Features at a Glance

BitBrowser Pricing (2025)

Getting Started with BitBrowser: Step-by-Step Guide

Install & Register

1. Download from BitBrowser's official site.
   
2. Register and verify your email.
3. Start with the free plan (10 profiles).

Create a New Profile

1. Click “New Profile”
   
2. Choose browser kernel (Chromium/Firefox)
3. Set OS, resolution, language, timezone, geolocation
   

Add a Proxy (essential)

1. Go to profile settings → Network / Proxy
2. Input proxy host, port, and credentials
   
3. Test location/IP using a geolocation tool
   

Use residential or mobile proxies for platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok.

Fingerprint Customization

• Use the built-in fingerprint generator
• Optionally, tweak parameters manually
• Test the fingerprint at websites like whoer.net, pixelscan.net

Using BitCloud Phone

• Go to Cloud Phone > Create Instance
• Set up mobile environment: Carrier, SIM, location, etc.
• Launch the phone, install apps via Play Store or upload APKs
• Useful for mobile-only apps like TikTok, Instagram, or WhatsApp

Batch Operations (For Scale)

• Download CSV template → Fill with profile names, proxies, OS, etc.
• Upload to mass-create or update profiles
• Batch import/export cookies and sessions
• Save time for account farms or large-scale testing

Team Features

• Create sub-accounts for your team
• Assign:
  • Profile limits
  • Cloud Phone credits
  • Role-based access
• Track activity logs for accountability

Automation via Local API

BitBrowser includes a Local API for advanced users:

• Start/stop profiles
• Run tasks (form filling, login, data scraping)
• Integrate with RPA or Python scripts

Practical Example: Managing 5 Instagram Accounts

• Create 5 profiles with unique OS/timezone/lang
• Assign separate residential proxies to each
• Open profiles, log into 5 different Instagram accounts
• Use Cloud Phone if mobile-only features are required
• Post in staggered times to avoid patterns
• Export cookies weekly for backup

Choosing the Right Proxies

Troubleshooting & Best Practices