RoxyBrowser Review: The Real Value of 20% Off a First Purchase with Code GETQUIDS, the Pricing Structure and the Platform Risks of Running Multiple Accounts

RoxyBrowser is a Chromium-based antidetect, or fingerprint, browser that creates multiple independent profiles, each with its own fingerprint (user agent, screen resolution, time zone, Canvas, WebGL and font data), cookies and cache, so that websites treat each one as a different device. The browser does not change the IP address itself; a proxy must be configured for each profile separately.

RoxyBrowser is developed by LINKV TECH PTE. LTD. of Singapore; the website also lists a Hong Kong company, NOVATECH HONGKONG GROUP CO., LIMITED, but the terms of service are governed by Singapore law. It is a software product, not a service regulated in Hong Kong. It supports Windows 10 and 11 and macOS 10.12 or later (with native Apple Silicon support), and Linux is also listed; there is no mobile app.

Its principal users are those who must keep several browser identities apart: cross-border e-commerce sellers managing shops on several platforms, agencies handling clients' advertising and social accounts, testers checking how sites behave on different devices, and developers automating browsers through its API, Selenium, Puppeteer or the MCP server used by AI tools.

Those who simply want privacy in everyday browsing have no need for such a tool; an ordinary browser, with a VPN where required, is sufficient. The terms of service also prohibit its use for fraud, spam or the unlawful collection of data.

The pricing page sets out a permanent free plan: two profiles, two projects, three days of logs and API access at 50 requests a minute, with no credit card required and full fingerprint customisation; one FAQ states three free profiles instead, and the pricing page should be taken as authoritative. Paid plans are priced per profile in bands: on Basic, US$0.80 each for the first 10, US$0.25 for profiles 11 to 50 and US$0.20 for 51 to 100, falling to US$0.03 at the Enterprise level; above 100 profiles, purchases are made in blocks of 100.

Terms run from 1 to 360 days, with discounts of 15%, 25% and 40% for 90, 180 and 360 days respectively. Team member seats cost US$5 (about HK$39) each and additional teams US$10 (about HK$78) each, both one-off charges with permanent validity. Enabling auto-renewal gives a further 7.5% off at renewal; renewals draw on the wallet balance first and the credit card only if the balance is insufficient.

When registering through our link, enter GETQUIDS in the Invitation Code field of the sign-up form if it has not been filled in automatically. The invite page offers 20% off the first purchase, and its price widget illustrates the effect on ten profiles: US$8.00 a month becomes US$6.40, a saving of US$1.60. It is a spending discount, not cash or withdrawable credit.

The headline of the same page reads "Sign Up Now for Up to 30% Lifetime Off". RoxyBrowser does not publish the conditions of the 30% or how it combines with the 20%; the checkout displays a discount breakdown and the final price before payment, and that breakdown is authoritative for each order.

Disclosure: GETQUIDS is our invite code, and RoxyBrowser pays us a commission on the user's spending; the user pays nothing extra as a result.

At the European Central Bank reference rate of 23 October 2026 (US$1 is about HK$7.84), ten profiles for 30 days cost US$8.00, about HK$62.7; with 20% off the first purchase the price is US$6.40, about HK$50.2, a saving of about HK$12.5. As the discount applies to the first order, a longer first plan gains more: a 360-day plan at 40% off costs US$57.60, about HK$451.8, and 20% off that amount is US$11.52, about HK$90.4.

The saving rises in proportion to the first bill: a team buying hundreds of profiles can save a meaningful sum, while an individual user with ten profiles saves between about HK$12.5 and HK$90.4. As the free plan already serves for testing, the first purchase is best made on the plan actually required. Unless the purchase was already intended for business reasons, the code has no real value.

RoxyBrowser prices in US dollars and accepts credit cards, Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT (TRC20), among other methods; wallet top-ups must be in multiples of 10. When paying with a Hong Kong dollar credit card, the issuer may charge a foreign currency transaction fee, offsetting part of the discount. When paying in USDT, the amount transferred must match the order exactly, or processing may be delayed.

The invite banner also lists "Free Proxy IPs" and "No Payment Fees". RoxyBrowser does not state how many free proxy IPs are meant, and its proxy FAQ says it offers no built-in free proxies, so proxies should be budgeted for, either from its Proxy Store or from another provider; the billing FAQ confirms there are no hidden fees. Plans and team seats are non-refundable once activated, and the discount is never returned as cash.

Platforms such as Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Shopee restrict one person or business from operating several accounts, as RoxyBrowser's own pages acknowledge. Its terms of service state that the risk of operating on third-party platforms rests with the user, that the company cannot promise accounts will not be suspended, and that it accepts no liability for bans, frozen funds or business losses.

RoxyBrowser also states that it does not support breaches of other platforms' terms and may terminate an account without refund once such conduct is identified. The rules of every platform on which it is to be used should be read before payment; where a platform prohibits multiple accounts, using this browser does not alter that restriction.

RoxyBrowser treats paid plans as digital subscriptions that are non-refundable once purchased and activated; team seats likewise cannot be refunded or cancelled. The company recommends confirming suitability through the free version or trial features before subscribing.

When a subscription expires, profiles and settings are retained, but only the two earliest-created profiles can be launched until renewal. Adding profiles during a term requires payment of the price difference and takes effect immediately; reducing profiles on an auto-renewing plan takes effect from the next cycle, with access withdrawn by creation date; fixed-term plans cannot be reduced.

Customer support is provided by live chat and Telegram from 9am to 10pm UTC+8, which is Hong Kong time; RoxyBrowser states that replies generally arrive within 60 seconds during those hours, and enquiries may also be emailed to [email protected].

RoxyBrowser has no mobile app and therefore no app-store ratings. As at 26 October 2026, its Trustpilot page held 22 reviews with a score of 4.3, of which 91% were five-star and 9% one-star; most were brief five-star comments from accounts with a single review, and the company had not responded to negative reviews. The official figures are also inconsistent: the pricing page lists two free profiles while an FAQ states three, the invite page displays up to 30% lifetime off without explanation, and its free proxy IPs sit alongside an FAQ stating that no built-in free proxies are offered. The payment summary should be treated as authoritative.

Suitable for users who already need isolated browser profiles to manage client accounts, several online shops, testing or automation, where the platforms concerned permit this, and who already intend to pay. It is advisable to begin on the free plan and use GETQUIDS when upgrading.

Unsuitable for those seeking only privacy in everyday browsing, whose business depends on accounts a platform prohibits, or who are considering a purchase only because of the discount. On a first ten-profile plan, the code saves about HK$12.5 over 30 days or about HK$90.4 over 360 days.