Kameleo (Hungary) is an antidetect browser aimed at automation and data collection. Rather than tweaking a single engine, it maintains two of its own: Chroma (Chromium-based) and Junglefox (Firefox-based), plus Android and iOS device emulation.
What it does
- Manages isolated profiles on desktop and in the cloud
- Runs automation and scraping with controlled fingerprints
- Tests sites and funnels across different engines
How it works
- Fingerprints collected from real browsers, with a built-in inspector
- Unlimited local profiles and cloud profiles by plan
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and SSH proxies configured per profile
- Local API with Python, JS and C# SDKs, plus Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright integration
- Official Docker images for container-based scaling
Public pricing
- Free plan with 2 concurrent browsers and 300 minutes of usage
- Startup from € 45/month annually (€ 59 monthly)
- Business € 225/€ 299 and Enterprise € 1,125/€ 1,499 depending on billing
Strengths
- Its own Firefox engine, unusual in this segment
- Complete, documented automation stack
- Docker support for large-scale operations
Points of attention
- Steeper learning curve for teams that only need manual profiles
- Per-concurrent-browser pricing can add up for large teams