
Hidemyacc
Lightweight anti-detect at entry-level prices
$5/mo
from $5/mo /mo
- Profiles
- 30–3,000
- Team features
- Yes
- Free plan
- No
- Founded
- 2020
Our verdict
Hidemyacc punches above its weight, pairing real-device fingerprint data and the no-code Automium automation tool with prices starting at just $5/month. Its core Chromium updates lag the stealth leaders and its team features are basic, but for solo operators and small teams who want capable multi-accounting on a tight budget, it's excellent value.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Very affordable entry plans
- Real-device fingerprint sourcing
- Automium no-code automation
- 7-day free trial
- Simple, fast interface
Cons
- Basic team collaboration
- Slower browser core updates
- Smaller fingerprint pool than leaders
Compatibility
Operating systems
Overview
Hidemyacc is the anti-detect browser for people who want to keep costs low without giving up the essentials. It has built a loyal following in Southeast Asia and among budget-conscious sellers worldwide by doing the core job — believable fingerprints and clean profile isolation — at a price that undercuts almost everyone, while throwing in a genuinely useful no-code automation layer on top.
What it is
Hidemyacc is a lightweight Chromium-based multi-account browser founded in 2020. It runs on Windows and macOS, and its whole personality is defined by being small, fast, and cheap. Profiles are organised into folders, which sounds mundane but makes a real difference once you are juggling hundreds of accounts and need to keep clients, projects, or account types neatly separated. Because the app is so light on resources, it happily runs many profiles side by side on modest laptops that would struggle with heavier suites — a meaningful advantage if you are not working from a powerful workstation.
How the fingerprinting works
Despite the low price, Hidemyacc uses real-device fingerprint data rather than purely synthetic values, so profiles present Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC, fonts, and hardware hints that hang together convincingly. Each profile is fully isolated, keeping its cookies and storage sealed off from the others. The one honest caveat is update speed: Hidemyacc tends to ship new Chromium cores more slowly than stealth-first tools like Octo, so if you operate on platforms that scrutinise browser version very aggressively you will want to keep an eye on that.
Automation and workflows
The standout extra here is Automium, Hidemyacc's no-code automation tool. It lets you build repetitive workflows — logins, warm-up routines, posting, data entry — without writing a line of code, which is a rare thing to find in a browser this cheap. You assemble tasks visually and replay them across many profiles, which is exactly what account warm-up and maintenance demand. Developers who prefer scripting can also drive profiles through the API with Selenium or Puppeteer.
Pricing and team features
Pricing starts at an eye-catching $5/month, among the lowest in the entire category, and there is a 7-day trial to test the waters. Team features exist but are fairly basic — enough for a small crew sharing profiles, but not the granular role system a large agency would want. For solo operators and tiny teams, that trade-off is usually more than acceptable.
Who it's for
Hidemyacc is aimed squarely at cost-sensitive users: new multi-accounters, dropshippers, and small sellers who want real-device fingerprints and no-code automation without a premium bill. If you need the fastest possible updates or enterprise-grade team management, look higher up the market — but for value plus automation in one lightweight package, Hidemyacc is a smart pick.
Features & capabilities
Very low pricing
Plans start around $5/month, among the cheapest anti-detect browsers available.
Real-device fingerprints
Uses genuine device fingerprint data rather than purely synthetic values for believable profiles.
Profile folders
Organise hundreds of profiles into folders by client, project, or account type.
Automium no-code automation
Build repetitive workflows like logins, warm-ups, and posting without writing any code.
Lightweight & fast
A small, responsive app that runs comfortably on modest hardware.
Isolated profiles
Each profile seals off its own cookies and storage from every other profile.
Automation API
Drive profiles with Selenium or Puppeteer for developers who prefer scripting.
7-day trial
Test the full product for a week before committing to a paid plan.
Integrations & supported tools
Privacy & compliance
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Despite the low price, Hidemyacc uses real-device fingerprint data rather than purely synthetic values, so profiles look convincing across Canvas, WebGL, and hardware hints.
Profiles are fully isolated with consistent, real-device-based fingerprints, which handles most detection well. Its slower core update cadence is the main thing to watch on platforms that scrutinise browser version aggressively.
Yes. Hidemyacc lets you assign HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 proxies from any provider to each profile individually.
Hidemyacc offers a 7-day trial so you can evaluate it before subscribing. Paid plans then start at around $5/month.
Automium is Hidemyacc''s built-in no-code automation tool. It lets you build repetitive workflows like logins, warm-ups, and posting without writing code.
Yes. Beyond the no-code Automium, an API lets you drive profiles with Selenium or Puppeteer for custom automation.
It has basic team features that work for small crews sharing profiles, but it lacks the granular role and permission controls larger agencies expect.
Hidemyacc runs on Windows and macOS. There is no Linux or dedicated mobile app at this time.
The 7-day trial is the primary way to evaluate the product before paying. Refund handling beyond that is subject to Hidemyacc''s standard policy, so check current terms.
The software is legitimate and used for account management and privacy. Legality depends entirely on your use case — always respect the terms of the platforms you access.
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