Kameleo pricing explained

We make Mosaic, the local-first anti-detect browser. We tried to be fair about the prices below; corrections to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

Kameleo prices by how many browsers you run at once. Read on 2 November 2026, the plans were these.

Kameleo's plans

Figures are EUR, billed monthly, from Kameleo's own pricing page on 2 November 2026. Cheaper yearly (€45, €225, €1,125). The free plan is 2 concurrent browsers, unlimited local profiles, 300 browser minutes. Kameleo prices by how many browsers run at once, not how many profiles you keep.

The last row is Mosaic, for a reference point: one plan, $49 a month, any number of profiles. We put it there because the question behind "what does Kameleo cost" is usually "what should I pay to run this many accounts", and the answer changes with the count.

How it works: Provider minting

What to watch on a Kameleo bill

The plan price is rarely the whole bill. Proxies are the first thing it leaves out: every account wants its own exit, and residential proxy traffic often costs more a month than the browser does. The jump between Kameleo's Startup (10 concurrent) and Enterprise (1,000 concurrent) is where the per-browser math bites, so price the tier for the count you will reach in a few months, not the one you need today. Cheaper yearly (€45, €225, €1,125) if you can commit to a year. The free plan (2 concurrent browsers, unlimited local profiles, 300 browser minutes) is a fair way to try Kameleo before any of that.

What the price buys

Kameleo is good at pricing by concurrent browsers rather than profiles, Docker images, headless runs, SDKs and a Firefox engine. Those are real reasons to pay for it. What the per-browser price does not tell you is the rest of the bill: proxies, which every account needs, and seats if more than one person works in it.

How Mosaic prices the same work

Mosaic keeps profiles on your computer, so a profile costs us nothing to give away and Pro does not meter them. Pro is $49 a month, everything unlimited, and the first 14 days are free. Free holds 3 profiles and 10 profile creations, with the same engine as Pro. A provider saved from one gateway line mints its own session per profile, so one proxy plan serves a whole library without two accounts sharing an exit.

For the whole field at four sizes, see what a cheap anti-detect browser costs; for the plans that do not count profiles at all, the browsers with unlimited profiles. Mosaic Pro is $49 a month for any number of profiles, with the first 14 days free; Free holds 3 profiles and 10 profile creations.