We're continuing our series of anti-detect browser reviews. Our first post covered Dolphin, and today we're looking at its close competitor Vision, which made a strong entrance with a beta test in 2023.

Plans: Cost per Profile and Team Member

As usual, let's start by looking at the cost per profile and user across the different plans:

The entry-level Micro plan includes 50 profiles for $29 ($0.58 per profile).

The Base plan costs $79 a month for 150 profiles ($0.53 per profile) and includes 2 free team members (each additional member costs $9).

The most popular Standard plan offers 300 profiles for $129 ($0.43 per profile), plus 2 free team members and $9 for each additional one.

The Pro plan includes 500 profiles for $189 ($0.378 per profile) and 4 team members (additional members cost $15 each on top of the subscription).

The Max plan gives you 1,000 profiles for $289 ($0.289 per profile) and 4 free team members (again, an extra $15 per additional user).

There's also an Ultra plan that lets you choose how many profiles you need. It starts at 1,500 profiles per month for $389 ($0.259 per profile), with 4 free team members and $15 for each additional one.

Overall, Vision's pricing looks more attractive than Dolphin's, which we reviewed earlier, apart from the lack of a free tier.

What About Security?

Vision is still a relatively young product: its beta test launched in 2023. In our original review, we didn't note any publicly known breaches of the browser. On one hand, that might reflect strong security; on the other, the product may simply be a less attractive target to attackers, who often focus on multi-account users' wallets.

Additional Features

Vision has a fairly wide range of features: a proxy checker, webcam video spoofing (replacing the camera feed for various checks), convenient team management, and more. It's also worth remembering that Vision's developers were among the first to introduce several neat anti-detect browser features, such as folders.

Verdict

Overall, Vision offers excellent value for money, with attractive per-profile and per-user prices, strong technical features, and decent support. That said, there are still plenty of features to improve (and the team could finally introduce a small Free plan for beginners).

We're continuing our series of anti-detect browser reviews. Our first post covered Dolphin, and today we're looking at its close competitor Vision, which made a strong entrance with a beta test in 2023.

Plans: Cost per Profile and Team Member

As usual, let's start by looking at the cost per profile and user across the different plans:

The entry-level Micro plan includes 50 profiles for $29 ($0.58 per profile).

The Base plan costs $79 a month for 150 profiles ($0.53 per profile) and includes 2 free team members (each additional member costs $9).

The most popular Standard plan offers 300 profiles for $129 ($0.43 per profile), plus 2 free team members and $9 for each additional one.

The Pro plan includes 500 profiles for $189 ($0.378 per profile) and 4 team members (additional members cost $15 each on top of the subscription).

The Max plan gives you 1,000 profiles for $289 ($0.289 per profile) and 4 free team members (again, an extra $15 per additional user).

There's also an Ultra plan that lets you choose how many profiles you need. It starts at 1,500 profiles per month for $389 ($0.259 per profile), with 4 free team members and $15 for each additional one.

Overall, Vision's pricing looks more attractive than Dolphin's, which we reviewed earlier, apart from the lack of a free tier.

What About Security?

Vision is still a relatively young product: its beta test launched in 2023. In our original review, we didn't note any publicly known breaches of the browser. On one hand, that might reflect strong security; on the other, the product may simply be a less attractive target to attackers, who often focus on multi-account users' wallets.

Additional Features

Vision has a fairly wide range of features: a proxy checker, webcam video spoofing (replacing the camera feed for various checks), convenient team management, and more. It's also worth remembering that Vision's developers were among the first to introduce several neat anti-detect browser features, such as folders.

Verdict

Overall, Vision offers excellent value for money, with attractive per-profile and per-user prices, strong technical features, and decent support. That said, there are still plenty of features to improve (and the team could finally introduce a small Free plan for beginners).

We're continuing our series of anti-detect browser reviews. Our first post covered Dolphin, and today we're looking at its close competitor Vision, which made a strong entrance with a beta test in 2023.

Plans: Cost per Profile and Team Member

As usual, let's start by looking at the cost per profile and user across the different plans:

The entry-level Micro plan includes 50 profiles for $29 ($0.58 per profile).

The Base plan costs $79 a month for 150 profiles ($0.53 per profile) and includes 2 free team members (each additional member costs $9).

The most popular Standard plan offers 300 profiles for $129 ($0.43 per profile), plus 2 free team members and $9 for each additional one.

The Pro plan includes 500 profiles for $189 ($0.378 per profile) and 4 team members (additional members cost $15 each on top of the subscription).

The Max plan gives you 1,000 profiles for $289 ($0.289 per profile) and 4 free team members (again, an extra $15 per additional user).

There's also an Ultra plan that lets you choose how many profiles you need. It starts at 1,500 profiles per month for $389 ($0.259 per profile), with 4 free team members and $15 for each additional one.

Overall, Vision's pricing looks more attractive than Dolphin's, which we reviewed earlier, apart from the lack of a free tier.

What About Security?

Vision is still a relatively young product: its beta test launched in 2023. In our original review, we didn't note any publicly known breaches of the browser. On one hand, that might reflect strong security; on the other, the product may simply be a less attractive target to attackers, who often focus on multi-account users' wallets.

Additional Features

Vision has a fairly wide range of features: a proxy checker, webcam video spoofing (replacing the camera feed for various checks), convenient team management, and more. It's also worth remembering that Vision's developers were among the first to introduce several neat anti-detect browser features, such as folders.

Verdict

Overall, Vision offers excellent value for money, with attractive per-profile and per-user prices, strong technical features, and decent support. That said, there are still plenty of features to improve (and the team could finally introduce a small Free plan for beginners).

We're continuing our series of anti-detect browser reviews. Our first post covered Dolphin, and today we're looking at its close competitor Vision, which made a strong entrance with a beta test in 2023.

Plans: Cost per Profile and Team Member

As usual, let's start by looking at the cost per profile and user across the different plans:

The entry-level Micro plan includes 50 profiles for $29 ($0.58 per profile).

The Base plan costs $79 a month for 150 profiles ($0.53 per profile) and includes 2 free team members (each additional member costs $9).

The most popular Standard plan offers 300 profiles for $129 ($0.43 per profile), plus 2 free team members and $9 for each additional one.

The Pro plan includes 500 profiles for $189 ($0.378 per profile) and 4 team members (additional members cost $15 each on top of the subscription).

The Max plan gives you 1,000 profiles for $289 ($0.289 per profile) and 4 free team members (again, an extra $15 per additional user).

There's also an Ultra plan that lets you choose how many profiles you need. It starts at 1,500 profiles per month for $389 ($0.259 per profile), with 4 free team members and $15 for each additional one.

Overall, Vision's pricing looks more attractive than Dolphin's, which we reviewed earlier, apart from the lack of a free tier.

What About Security?

Vision is still a relatively young product: its beta test launched in 2023. In our original review, we didn't note any publicly known breaches of the browser. On one hand, that might reflect strong security; on the other, the product may simply be a less attractive target to attackers, who often focus on multi-account users' wallets.

Additional Features

Vision has a fairly wide range of features: a proxy checker, webcam video spoofing (replacing the camera feed for various checks), convenient team management, and more. It's also worth remembering that Vision's developers were among the first to introduce several neat anti-detect browser features, such as folders.

Verdict

Overall, Vision offers excellent value for money, with attractive per-profile and per-user prices, strong technical features, and decent support. That said, there are still plenty of features to improve (and the team could finally introduce a small Free plan for beginners).