Run hundreds of browser profiles that look real

The Argus profiles table: launchable browser profiles with statuses, proxies, and tags

Drives the agents and connectors you already use — see all integrations

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Everything you need to run profiles at scale

Real isolation, coherent fingerprints, per-profile proxies — and the automation, agents and extensions that drive them.

Isolated profiles

Hundreds of fully isolated profiles, each with its own storage, cookies and identity.

  • Create, clone, tag, and sort into folders
  • Bulk launch, bulk edit, and bulk delete across the whole list
  • Search, filter, and paginate — built for lists that outgrow one screen

How isolation works

The profiles table in the Argus launcher: fifteen profiles grouped into folders, each row with a status, proxy-check latency, tag marks, and its own Launch button. Ten more columns are hidden behind a Columns control.

Coherent fingerprints

An auto-generated hardware identity per profile, coordinated so that nothing contradicts anything else.

  • Windows, macOS, and Linux presets, with the user-agent and UA-CH metadata generated to match
  • Platform, CPU cores, memory, screen, timezone, and languages generated together as one coherent set
  • Per-profile editor for the parts you want to pin yourself

How fingerprints work

The create-profile dialog: proxy mode set to Assigned proxy with Direct and Free Proxy alongside, a fingerprint summarised as Windows 11 with WebRTC proxy-only and canvas noise, and a live preview of the stored profile on the right.

Automation

An automation is a tree of steps run against one profile — in that profile's browser, through its proxy, with its cookies. Twenty step types, and no scripting language to learn.

Every step type

The automation editor: numbered steps with a Steps-or-JSON toggle, an If step branching into a green yes lane and a red no lane, per-step enable, duplicate and delete, and a right rail with description, tags, start-page pinning and a 300-second run limit.

Agents & connectors

Argus speaks the Model Context Protocol, so an agent that already knows how to use tools can drive your profiles without being taught an API. Connecting installs nothing.

Clients and connectors

The new-connector picker listing twelve AI model presets, from ChatGPT and Claude to local LM Studio and Ollama, five messaging presets from Telegram to email over SMTP, and eight database and file presets from Supabase and Postgres to Redis and local files.

Extensions

Install an extension once for the team; every machine that needs it materializes it.

  • Add by Chrome Web Store ID or from a local unpacked folder
  • Give a shared extension a display name your team will recognize
  • Assign across selected profiles rather than one at a time

The built-ins and the catalog

The extensions tab: six installed, four bundled extensions marked Included with per-card toggles, two Chrome Web Store entries, an Add from link or folder button, and a note that bundled extensions apply to the whole team.

Local API

A local HTTP bridge that lets your own tooling drive the app — on your machine, not ours.

  • Scoped API keys you can create, list, and revoke
  • List, read, update, and delete profiles; create, update, and delete proxies
  • Assign a proxy to a profile, update a fingerprint, and launch a session
  • Bulk cookie matching, local cookie push, and proxy re-import

The API reference

Per-profile proxies

A shared, searchable proxy library with live health checks — not a text field per profile.

  • HTTP and SOCKS5, including SOCKS5 that requires a username and password
  • Health checks report egress IP, country, and latency
  • Checks run automatically for new or failing proxies, concurrently rather than one at a time
  • Your real address does not escape through WebRTC, and a page cannot switch that off

How proxies work

Cloud account & sync

Sign in once and your workspace follows you; a team shares one pool instead of trading files.

  • One account, signed in with an email and password, on every machine you use
  • Profiles, proxies, cookie sets, folders, statuses, and bookmarks sync to your organization
  • Members of an organization share one pool of everything above
  • Every write touches a single row, so two people working at once cannot overwrite each other

How sync works

Simple, scalable pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you need more profiles and concurrency.

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5 browser profiles · Fingerprint spoofing · 2 automations · Proxy manager

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Base

For one person, at scale

$89/30 days
  • 100 browser profiles
  • 10 automations
  • Cloud sync
  • Proxy manager
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Team

For the bigger teams

$159/30 days
  • 300 browser profiles
  • Up to 10 team members, sharing one workspace
  • 10 automations
  • Cloud sync
  • Local API access
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Enterprise

For large teams and companies

$299/30 days
  • 1000 browser profiles
  • Up to 25 team members, sharing one workspace
  • 100 automations
  • Cloud sync
  • Local API access
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Plans unlock instantly on the desktop app after payment — no reinstall needed.

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