What Is Hidemyacc?

Hidemyacc is an antidetect browser for creating and managing many separate browser profiles from one device. Each profile gets its own browser fingerprint, its own cookies, cache, and local storage, and its own proxy, so websites read each profile as a different user on a different machine. The app runs on Windows and macOS, with builds for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It is developed by ONEADX Co., Ltd in Hanoi, Vietnam, and Hidemyacc states that it has more than 100,000 users.

A profile can present as one of five operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS) and one of five browsers (Chrome, Brave, Opera, Edge, and Yandex). Android and iOS profiles start from the Base plan. Fingerprint parameters such as the user agent, screen resolution, fonts, device memory, language, Canvas, WebGL, audio context, and MAC address can be set by hand or left to the system to randomize. Profiles can be created one at a time or in bulk, duplicated, grouped in folders, and moved in from another browser or antidetect browser through a Magic Link.

Automation scripts can be built by dragging and dropping pre-built commands, importing a self-coded script, or recording real actions, and scripts can be scheduled. The Synchronizer repeats every action from one main profile across the other selected profiles. Teams get sub-accounts with shared profiles and folders, and a local API for starting, stopping, creating, and updating profiles is included from the Base plan. Profile data syncs to the cloud, the last 10 sessions of each profile are kept for restore, and deleted profiles can be recovered within 24 hours.

For a proxy provider, the relevant point is the proxy step. Hidemyacc's own FAQ says a proxy is not needed to create and test profiles, but it strongly recommends a dedicated proxy per profile for real multi-account work. A profile set to run without a proxy uses the computer's real IP address, so every account on that machine still shares one network identity. The built-in Proxy Manager keeps HTTP, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 proxies in one pool, checks whether they are live, and assigns them to new or existing profiles in bulk.

Key Use Cases

Managing multiple social media accounts.

Social media managers and agencies run client and brand accounts in separate profiles, so sessions never mix between accounts. With a proxy assigned to each profile, the accounts also stop sharing one IP address.

Running e-commerce and marketplace seller accounts.

Sellers manage several storefronts and seller accounts across marketplaces from one device. Hidemyacc presents each storefront as a separate user, which is how it aims to keep the accounts from being linked or banned together.

Affiliate marketing and digital advertising.

Affiliate marketers and media buyers run multiple ad accounts, test offers, and track campaigns across networks. Separate profiles keep campaign data apart, and the proxy on each profile sets the location the ad platform sees.

Airdrop and Web3 activity.

Crypto users keep multiple wallets, exchange accounts, and airdrop accounts in their own browser environments. Activity in one wallet's profile does not carry over to another through shared cookies or storage.

Data collection and research.

Hidemyacc lists market data collection, competitor monitoring, and prospect research as use cases. Each profile runs as its own browser identity, and the proxies behind those profiles spread the requests across several addresses instead of one.

Warming accounts with automation.

Automation scripts and the Synchronizer are aimed at warming up accounts by repeating the same browsing actions across many profiles. Hidemyacc's documentation advises using a private proxy for this rather than its free proxies.

How Hidemyacc Works With CatProxies

Hidemyacc controls the browser side of each account, meaning the fingerprint, cookies, and storage. The proxy assigned to a profile decides which IP address and location websites see, and CatProxies supplies that proxy. Hidemyacc's free proxies are datacenter IPs shared among multiple users, and its own documentation recommends a private proxy for warming accounts.

Setup happens inside Hidemyacc. CatProxies proxies are added in the Proxy Manager or on a profile's Proxy tab in the ip:port:username:password format, with the matching proxy type selected, and then tested with the built-in Check Proxy button. Hidemyacc's documentation gives one setting to change by proxy type. WebRTC can stay on Altered with a static proxy, but it should be set to Disable with a rotating proxy, because the WebRTC address stays fixed on the first IP detected when the profile runs.

There is no technical integration between the two products. A Hidemyacc user adds CatProxies proxies to the browser and assigns them to profiles, and neither product depends on the other to function.

Who This Is Best For

Hidemyacc suits e-commerce sellers, affiliate marketers, media buyers, social media agencies, and crypto users who run many accounts from one computer and want fingerprints, proxies, automation, and team access in one app. Teams get the most from the Base plan upward, where sub-accounts, API access, folders, and Android and iOS profiles are included.

Static ISP and dedicated ISP proxies fit account profiles that should keep the same IP for as long as the account is used, while rotating residential proxies fit research profiles where each session can take a new address. Hidemyacc's own site notes that platforms flag datacenter proxies faster when they look for one operator behind many accounts. The app runs only on Windows and macOS, so it is less suited to Linux desktop users, and someone running a single account has little need for an antidetect browser.

Pricing

Hidemyacc is paid software with a 7-day free trial that includes 30 profiles, the same as the Starter plan, and needs no credit card. Every paid plan can be billed monthly or yearly, and yearly billing halves the monthly price.

CatProxies readers get 10% off their first Hidemyacc payment with the code WELCOME10 when they sign up for Hidemyacc through the partner link.

Sub-accounts beyond the free ones are paid and priced by the days left on the main account. Payment is made inside the software, and Hidemyacc's FAQ lists direct payment, PayPal, and MetaMask (USDT). Its refund policy gives no cash refunds; when a confirmed issue on Hidemyacc's side blocks use of the service, the missed usage days are added to the account instead. Prices are set by Hidemyacc and may change. Verify current pricing and terms on the Hidemyacc website before buying.

FAQ

Is Hidemyacc free?

No. Hidemyacc is paid software with a 7-day free trial that includes 30 profiles and needs no credit card. After the trial, a paid plan is required. Plans start at $10 per month for 5 profiles, or $5 per month on yearly billing.

Is there a Hidemyacc discount code?

Yes. The code WELCOME10 gives 10% off the first Hidemyacc payment when signing up through the CatProxies partner link. The discount covers the first payment only. Hidemyacc also offers a 7-day free trial, so the software can be tested before that first payment.

What operating systems does Hidemyacc run on?

The Hidemyacc app runs on Windows and macOS, with separate macOS builds for Apple Silicon (M1 to M4) and Intel Macs. There is no Linux desktop version. Inside the app, profiles can present as Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS, with Android and iOS available from the Base plan.

Does Hidemyacc need proxies?

A proxy is not required to create and test profiles. Without one, every profile uses the computer's real IP address, so the accounts still share one network identity. Hidemyacc strongly recommends a dedicated proxy per profile for real multi-account work and supports HTTP, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 proxies. CatProxies supplies the proxies for that step.

Which proxies work best with Hidemyacc?

Static ISP and dedicated ISP proxies suit account profiles that should keep one IP address over time, since the profile's fingerprint also stays the same. Rotating residential proxies suit research and data collection, and Hidemyacc's documentation recommends disabling WebRTC on profiles that use them. CatProxies provides mobile, residential, ISP, datacenter, and IPv6 proxies, and the right type depends on the target site and the account activity.

Are Hidemyacc's free proxies enough?

Hidemyacc includes about 10,000 free proxies from the Base plan upward. Its own FAQ describes them as datacenter proxies shared among multiple users and advises using a private proxy for warming up accounts. They work for quick access to a website, but accounts that need a clean, stable IP need a private proxy.

Is CatProxies part of Hidemyacc?

No. CatProxies and Hidemyacc are separate products with no technical integration. A Hidemyacc user adds CatProxies proxies to the browser independently, and neither product depends on the other to function.