- Fingerprint
- 67/100
- Starting price
- $15/month
- Profiles
- 30
- Fingerprint checkers
- 4/5
Free plan — 5 profiles, no time limit
Hidemium review
Hidemium (formerly Multibrowser) is a Chromium-based antidetect browser that has also supported Firefox since November 2025. It offers two types of plans: cloud plans with profile limits (starting at $15 per month for 30 profiles) and local plans with no profile limit, including lifetime plans starting at $500. The vendor targets e-commerce businesses, media buyers, and agencies. Documentation is available in Vietnamese, English, and Chinese.
We haven’t run our own tests yet. In public tests (12 results, checked on October 9, 2026), it passed 4 of 5 tested fingerprint checkers.
Strengths
- 5 profiles for free, plus 3 days with up to 1,000 profiles
- Unlimited local profiles: $45 for 30 days
- Lifetime license: $500 for 5 team members
- No-code scenarios and action synchronizer
Weaknesses
- Stripe payment: +20% tax
- No Linux version, only Windows and macOS
- Exact prices and payment only in the app
Plans
| Plan | Per month | Profiles | Team members | Per profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | free | 5 | 1 | — |
| Basicstarting price in the ranking | $15 | 30 | 2 | $0.50 |
| Advanced | $20 | 100 | 2 | $0.20 |
| Local-30 | $45 | unlimited | 1 | — |
| Premium | $70 | 1000 | 11 | $0.07 |
| Business | $420 | 13,000 | 21 | $0.03 |
Trial access — 3 days free. Prices are in the service’s currency.
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67/100
Score based on public tests from reviews, research, and benchmarks, checked October 9, 2026. The calculation includes 12 results of 18 found: we do not count the vendor’s claims about itself or checks on other services. Passes 4, partially passes 1, and fails 0 out of 5 tested checkers. We have not run our own test yet.
- Pixelscan4 testsPasses
- CreepJS1 testPasses
- BrowserLeaks1 testPasses
- Iphey5 testsPartially passes
- Whoer1 testPasses
- fv.proNo public tests
- BrowserScanNo public tests
- AmIUniqueNo public tests
- DeviceInfoNo public tests
- f.visionNo public tests
Tests are published by different parties: independent reviewers, partners, and competitors. Independent and recent tests carry more weight, while competitor and partner tests carry less; when there are few external results, the score trends toward 50, meaning “not proven.”
All browsers matrixSecurity
All industry incidentsWe found no public reports of hacks, leaks, or funds stolen through Hidemium. This is not a guarantee: we check public sources, not the service’s code.
We count breaches and leaks on the service’s side, attacks through updates and extensions, account takeovers, and hacking attempts reported by the company itself. Brand impersonation, unverified complaints, patched vulnerabilities that were not exploited, DDoS attacks without data leaks, and account bans by platforms are not included in the incident count; they appear in the “Worth knowing” section. Checked October 8, 2026.
Features
- Engines
- Chromium, Firefox, Safari (emulated)
- Operating systems
- Windows, macOS
- Automation
- Local API, Puppeteer, Scenarios (no-code), Action synchronizer
- API
- yes
- Teamwork
- yes
- Cloud profiles
- yes
- Mobile profiles
- yes
- Crypto payments
- no
- Free plan
- 5 profiles
- Trial access
- 3 days free
Test it with your own workflows
The score is based on publicly available tests by other authors, each using their own setup and test date. Your proxies, accounts, and workflows may produce different results.
Hidemium news
All Hidemium news 5Hidemium 4.3.2: Session Control and Static Proxies
Session lock mode shows the email address of the account currently signed in to the profile, making it easier to monitor active sessions. Static proxies now have their own section for datacenter, ISP, and mobile proxies, with order history. You can also share access to multiple profiles at once.
Hidemium 4.3.1: Canvas Pro Modes and New Android Devices
Added the Canvas Pro and Client-2 modes, new Android models, and updated Android network data. Fixed cookie imports from Firefox and added profile deletion to the public API.
Hidemium has restored built-in proxies after the outage and will extend subscriptions by 30 days
For several weeks, Hidemium’s built-in rotating residential proxies were unavailable to some customers. The service was restored on July 27, and the company says it will automatically add 30 days to affected accounts.
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I've used Hidemium daily for 1-2 years. Separate browser environments lower the risk of checkpoints and lockouts; the interface is friendly, setup is quick, proxy support is good and fingerprint leaks are blocked. The cost may be a bit high for beginners or small-scale users, and some advanced features take time to learn. Overall it's a reliable tool for running many accounts at once, and my accounts are more stable.
Hidemium has a powerful feature set, but setup takes some technical knowledge, especially if you don't know Python or the command line. A simpler GUI or easier installation would make it more accessible.
I'm really impressed with Hidemium's anonymity: the interface is user-friendly, and my colleagues and I love the app. I use it to write automation scripts and stay completely anonymous. The downside is that the current version doesn't support many local languages.
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Support is slow to help. The browser has reliability problems, and its fingerprints are abnormal.