Why a machine beats a browser
Antidetect browsers and cloud tools each leave a gap. A full local machine closes them.
The deeper alternative to browsers and cloud tools
A browser only changes what a browser exposes, and a cloud tool keeps your data. A full machine on your own hardware changes everything underneath and stores nothing.
| Capability | VexVM | Antidetect browser | Cloud antidetect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $90 | $45-$600 | $30-$200 |
| Identity combinations | 1,000,000+ | ~10-20k | ~10-20k |
| Spoofs hardware identifiers | Limited | ||
| Spoofs operating-system IDs | Limited | Limited | |
| Spoofs browser fingerprints | |||
| Survives deep / hardware checks | Limited | ||
| Removes virtual-machine tells | N/A | ||
| Install any software inside | |||
| Real camera and mic passthrough | |||
| Install your own ISO | |||
| Unlimited local profiles | Varies | Metered | |
| Runs fully on your machine | |||
| Stores nothing about your activity | Varies | ||
| Sessions stay off third-party servers | Varies | ||
| Per-profile proxy and geo match | Varies | ||
| Encrypted on disk | Varies | N/A | |
| Wipe every trace in one click | |||
| Host stays safe if a profile is compromised | N/A |
Browser and cloud price ranges reflect typical market plans. VexVM is prepaid and self-serve.
Browsers stop at the browser
An antidetect browser can only mask what a browser API exposes. The operating system underneath, the disk serials and the board IDs stay the same, and deep checks can still reach them.
Cloud tools put your data on someone else's server
Cloud antidetect services run the machine for you, which means your sessions and IPs live on their infrastructure. VexVM keeps everything on your own hardware.
VexVM is a real, separate computer
Because it is a full machine, you can install any software, pass through real devices, and rewrite identity from the silicon up. The whole stack agrees.
Stop looking like the same machine
Spin up a clean computer for every account. Spoof everything, leave nothing, and run as many identities as your hardware allows.