0Detect Review 2026: Is the New AQUM Browser Worth It?

Competition in the antidetect browser market is growing due to increased demands for reliable and scalable AI automation browsers, and multi-account solutions for WFH agencies. A recent addition to the lineup of antidetect browsers is 0Detect (formerly known as AQUM browser).

0Detect positions itself as a multi-account browser for affiliate marketing, bonus hunting, ecommerce and digital agencies. This makes 0Detect a considerable option for personal use and small scale agency tasks.

This blog explores whether 0Detect lives up to expectations, provides value for money and beats the competition or is it just another Chromium-based browser that fails to justify its claims. I tested 0Detect and documented my personal findings and opinions in this blog.

My Evaluation Criteria for 0Detect Browser

All antidetect browsers claim multi-account management. Some even offer features like built-in proxies, web scraping tools, automations tabs, rotating proxy features, and cloud profiles. How do I decide which browser is better than the other? I look at a couple of things:

• How strong, and stable is their browser fingerprint?
• Do they offer built-in proxies?
• Do they offer API support or automation features?
• Can I run browser profiles in the cloud?
• Can I create bulk profile automations?
• Does the pricing justify the feature set?
• How professional and well known is the company and its customer support?

In 2026, choosing an antidetect browser is an important business decision. For many enterprises and agencies, antidetect browsers are their primary work tool that helps them share accounts without the risk of ban, run automations, and scrape data for AI/ML models.

AQUM Browser Renamed to 0Detect

AQUM browser was launched by AQUM LTD in early 2024 and has been rebranded as 0Detect in 2026. AQUM’s legacy website and browser are still live on Google and at first glance, you can see that nothing has changed. They copy-pasted the same website code and swapped logos.

Even the product itself feels the same in terms of UI and features. Pricing, and other pages have been removed from AQUM’s legacy website. I am surprised that AQUM’s domain does not redirect to 0Detect in case an old customer was to visit it. There is no banner explaining the rebranding.

First Glance at 0Detect Browser

If you are going to trust a company with your personal and business browsing data, it should be trustworthy. However, a quick look at 0Detect’s website makes me think that the company isn’t serious about competing in a highly competitive and sensitive market.

Their website has tons of bugs. Their blogs, tutorials and docs structure needs serious technical attention. Many blogs have broken images, tutorials are all AI-generated with AI thumbnails and reviews don’t look too convincing either.

All this has nothing to do with antidetect features of their product but this shows how serious or professional their developers are since I am going to trust them with my agency’s data and workflows. Their website, documentation and tutorials, all feel vibe-coded and unpolished.

Moreover, there is no listing for AQUM or 0Detect on Trustpilot, G2 or Capterra. I wanted to read some customer reviews before I use the product but the listings simply don’t exist. The creators are clearly not paying enough attention to their marketing and public branding.

When you open 0Detect’s website, it redirects you to a random third party website. At first, I thought it was a bug in my browser but then realized that they probably have a third party advertisement system that directs the first-time visitor to an ad site instead. This looks like a serious bug and definitely shows that the website was vibe coded.

It is hard to verify the origin of the company. Google says that AQUM was created by a Ukrainian company but AQUM LTD was incorporated in February 2024 in Cardiff, UK and dissolved in 2025 while 0Detect’s website shows GREEN ADVEX TECHNOLOGY L.L.C as the company which is based in Dubai according to Duns & Bradstreet.

0Detect’s Fingerprinting & Kernel Tech

We reviewed the AQUM browser last year. Most of the functionality and UI remains unchanged. Even the problems remain unfixed. When you launch the app, everything looks the same, except the logo.

0Detect’s fingerprinting is ‘okay’ It does nothing out of the box. It randomizes fingerprints by adding random browser version, type, OS, etc. in browser headers. It is good enough for lightweight account sharing tasks but only limits you to 1 profile on the free plan for 1 month.

Creating a Profile

I created a quick profile. There is no feature to create batch-profile with randomized fingerprints since this product isn’t meant for scraping and automations. It is marketed as a lightweight multi-account app.

Like AQUM, there is still no Linux support. You can only create Windows or MacOS profiles.

The user-agent is semi-permanent. You can add your own but can’t customize the existing one by selecting your own browser, timezone, etc. You can change screen resolution and add fonts though. 0Detect does not generate a MAC Address or device ID – you have to add your own.

The app interface is still clunky. You can search and select a graphics card and audio card for randomized fingerprints. You have the toggles to turn on WebGL, Canvas, and Client Rect.

Proxies

There are no built-in proxies. You can upload a csv or txt file with your own list of proxies. I used a Floppydata proxy in connections tab to create and launch the profile.

I instantly ran PixelScan and BrowserScan fingerprint tests. Both scans show serious concerns. Although the fingerprint matches the one shown by 0Detect, issues like timezone mismatch and DNS leak are because 0Detect isn’t matching the timezone with my proxy.

I added my own proxy location and browser should match the timezone accordingly. Otherwise, it becomes a problem when running automations through their API.

It’s probably not just the website that has been vibe coded. Since I am on a free plan, I can’t access API keys to use in my automation scripts. However, when I closed the profile, it gave me the option to access API settings for a few brief seconds before it realized it’s supposed to lock me out.

I don’t even need my CS degree to know that it’s a bad design. I don’t know what kind of vibe-coded security checks are handling my data.

Comparison: 0Detect vs Gologin

Here is a quick comparison of 0Detect and Gologin which has a long standing reputation in the antidetect market for its affordable pricing and reliable set of features for individuals and enterprises.

Fingerprinting: Browser Consistency vs Config Control

0Detect delivers on the fingerprinting promise. It randomizes the browser fingerprint but does not provide cloud browsing or API support to allow it to scale our antidetect operations. Moreover, we can’t say as of now how consistently their profiles will perform over time.

Gologin on the other hand uses its Chromium-forked Orbita browser. They are not using open-source Chromium like 0Detect, they forked it and highly customized it so it can better fit their antidetection system.

Gologin automatically randomizes dozens of browser parameters, matches timezone with proxies and creates realistic browser identities.

Automation & Cloud Browsing

Automation and cloud browsing is an important use case of antidetect browsers. When you want to run business automations like automated customer support, data scraping, etc, you want bulk profile creation, and a way to be able to easily control how hundreds of browser profiles behave.

0Detect offers no bulk profile creation or cloud browsing. It does allow you to create and delete profiles through API on higher plans but its not enough. Gologin does not only provide a robust and practical API support and bulk profiles, it also offers cloud browsing.

Let’s say that you want to turn your PC off and take off for the day but can’t stop your agent/automation running in the browser. You can delegate this task to the cloud browser and the same browser will run in Gologin’s cloud machines. This one feature changes everything for enterprises and web automation experts.

Built-in Web Scraper & Data Workflows

Gologin offers a built-in web scraping API that allows you to scrape any webpage without needing to set up long scripts. It uses antidetect cloud browsing to extract HTML content that you can use in your automation systems or web scraping workflows. It has a built-in support for rotating proxies and profiles as per your set interval. 0Detect does not include any native scraping tool and relies on external tools and scripts.

Proxy Support & Management

0Detect supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxies but you must bring your own proxies from platforms like FloppyData and SOAX. You can assign imported proxies to your profiles but will need to adjust the timezone manually to align with the proxy.

Gologin provides built-in proxy support. You get 2GB datacenter proxy bandwidth that you can use. More usage can be bought from within the app. You get city-level targeting with Gologin’s built-in proxies. Although there is an option to bulk import external proxies, I would recommend using the built-in feature for convenience.

Reputation, Reviews & Market Position

0Detect is in its infancy stages. AQUM isn’t that old either. There are no public listings or reviews on Trustpilot, G2 and Capterra for both of these browsers. Moreover, YouTube tutorials and external reviews are also quite rare. There is one simple reason: The tool isn’t worth it for many people and doesn’t have a big enough audience yet.

Gologin on the other hand has years of reputation with 4.8/5 rating on G2, 4.2/5 on Trustpilot and 4.6/5 on Capterra. You can find detailed documentation, YouTube tutorials and an active community of users.

Pricing Comparison

0Detect’s pricing feels restrictive when you look at what you get. Their cheaper plans are designed for lightweight personal use but lack important features like API access, and higher profile limits. You need to buy external proxies but there is still a limit on the number of proxies you can use. It is straight up criminal to restrict the amount of proxies I can connect.

Gologin has a more transparent pricing and a better value for money. In the same price, you get reliability, a significantly larger number of profiles, built-in proxy bandwidth, API support, team onboarding, profile sharing and many other features.

Feature	0Detect	Gologin
Free Plan	Limited / trial-style (restricted multi-accounting)	7-day Pro trial & Forever Free plan with 3 profiles
Entry Tier	Starter-1: $12.99/mo, 10 profiles, ~3 proxy slots (external only), single user, no API, no cloud access, manual proxy setup required	Professional: $9/mo, 10 profiles, built-in proxies (2GB included), cloud browser access, API support, profile sharing, cross-device (web + desktop)
Mid Tier	Personal: $59.99/mo, 130 profiles, 60 proxy slots (external), single user, profile transfer	Business: $99/mo, 300 profiles, built-in proxies (2GB included), cloud + web access, API support, cross-device usage,
High Tier	Team: $159.99/mo, 350 profiles, 260 proxy slots (external), up to 3 team members, API access, profile transfer	Enterprise: $199/mo, 1000 profiles, built-in proxies (2GB included), scalable team seats ($5 per additional member), full API access, web + mobile access, advanced team management
Built-in Proxies	No (external only)	Included (2GB + scalable)
Cloud Browser	Desktop-focused	Full cloud access
Mobile App	No	Android App
API Access	Only higher tiers	Available + accessible
Team Collaboration	Limited	Advanced sharing & roles
Ease of Scaling	Requires upgrades + external tools	Built-in, scalable

Comparison Table: 0Detect vs Gologin

Here is a quick comparison of both browsers. Gologin is a better value for money and has more features for enterprises, agencies and individual power users.

Category	0Detect (AQUM)	Gologin
Market Position	New / recently rebranded	Established, widely used
Fingerprinting Approach	Manual control (Canvas, WebGL, hardware params)	Automated consistency via Orbita engine
Fingerprint Reliability	Depends on user setup	High (auto-aligned profiles)
Cost /10 Profiles	10 profiles ($12.99)	10 profiles ($9)
Free Plan	1 Month Free Trial	Free Forever Plan (3 profiles)
Built-in Proxies	No (external only)	Yes (2GB included)
Geo Targeting	Depends on proxy provider	Country + city-level targeting
Proxy Setup	Manual	One-click assignment
Cloud Browsing	No	Yes
Mobile Support	No	Android app
Web Scraper Tool	Not included	Built-in scraping capability
Cost per Additional Seat	Fixed limits (upgrade needed)	$5 per additional seat
Profile Sharing	Basic	Advanced roles & permissions
Cookie Management	Import/Export (Higher tiers only)	Import/export + sync
API Access	Only Team/Professional plans	Available and scalable
UI/UX	Clean but technical	Clean and beginner-friendly

Final Thoughts

0Detect has a lot of proof. It is still in its infancy stages and needs strong customer support, competitive pricing, excellent set of features and marketing. If you are looking for a reliable antidetect browser for multi-account management and other business tasks, 0Detect is not the choice right now. It’s new, untested, has bugs and lacks transparency. For enterprise use cases, Gologin is a reliable choice.