JustBrowser vs Incogniton

A side-by-side comparison of JustBrowser and Incogniton, two multi-account browsers: what a team pays on each, and how their features and engines differ.

Pricing

JustBrowser is one price — $9.99/month, or $99.99/year — with unlimited profiles and unlimited teammates. Incogniton prices by profile count in four tiers, and 100 profiles mean their Professional plan at $79.99/month: 150 profiles and 3 team member seats, with each further seat $5/month. So for 100 profiles and 3 teammates the comparison is $79.99/month against our $9.99/month.

Incogniton figures read from their pricing page and their documentation on 5 November 2026. Monthly billing; they also advertise a lower annual rate. Prices change — check theirs before deciding.

The headline figures on their plan cards are the monthly price when billed every 6 months; these are the monthly-billed ones. Incogniton has a free tier: 10 profiles for the first 2 months, then 3. JustBrowser gives you 7 days of the full product to try, with a card on file so nothing stops when the trial ends.

Feature Comparison

Feature	JustBrowser	Incogniton
Price at 100 profiles	$9.99/mo	$79.99/mo
100 profiles + 3 teammates	$9.99/mo	$79.99/mo
Price as you add profiles	Unchanged	Rises by tier
Free to try	7-day trial, everything	3 profiles free (10 for the first 2 months)
Unlimited team seats included	Yes	No (3 on Professional, then $5 each)
Cloud sync	Unlimited	Optional, one switch per account
Custom Chromium engine	Yes (C++ level)	Chromium-based core
Firefox engine	Yes (real Firefox)	No
REST API	Included	Local, Entrepreneur plan and up
Playwright / Puppeteer / Selenium	All three	All three, Entrepreneur plan and up
Team collaboration	Unlimited members	Team dashboard from Professional up
Platform	Windows, Apple Silicon Macs	Windows, macOS

Browser Engine

JustBrowser uses a custom Chromium build, patched at the C++ source level and rebuilt as upstream Chromium moves, and runs Firefox profiles in real Firefox. Incogniton has one Chromium-based browser core, numbered by Chrome version and given no product name; Chrome 152 has been its default for new profiles since September 2026. Their pages name no Firefox-based engine.

Where Incogniton Leads

Incogniton has a free tier, cloud phones for mobile-app accounts (one free for a month with any paid plan), free built-in proxies, a built-in AI assistant that runs saved workflows, an MCP connection for AI clients, its own JavaScript/TypeScript and Python SDKs and a command-line tool, a Windows installer for 32-bit systems too, and a choice of cloud server region. Those are Incogniton's descriptions of their product; we have not tested them.

Where JustBrowser Leads

JustBrowser is one flat price with unlimited profiles and free team seats, where 100 profiles on Incogniton mean its Professional plan and each seat past its 3 is $5 a month. The REST API comes with JustBrowser's one plan, where Incogniton keeps it off Starter Plus and its free tier, and JustBrowser's Firefox profiles run real Firefox.

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