BeastBrowser Documentation

1 Introduction

BeastBrowser is an anti-detection (multi-login) browser for Windows. Each profile is a separate browser identity with its own fingerprint, cookies, proxy, and settings — so platforms cannot link your accounts together.

Who this guide is for

• Marketers running multiple ad or social accounts
• E-commerce sellers with several storefronts
• Agencies managing client accounts in isolation
• Anyone who needs one real IP + one fingerprint per account

2 Install & first login

System requirements

• OS: Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
• CPU: Intel or AMD 64-bit, 1 GHz+
• RAM: 4 GB minimum (8 GB+ recommended for many profiles)
• Disk: 500 MB free space (+ space per profile data)
• Network: Internet required for login, updates, and sync

Download & install (step by step)

1. Go to Download on beastbrowser.com (or open Download Browser from your web dashboard).
2. Click Download BeastBrowser and save the installer (.exe).
3. Run the installer as Administrator if Windows prompts you.
4. Follow the setup wizard → choose install folder → finish.
5. Launch BeastBrowser from the desktop shortcut or Start menu.
6. Sign in with the same email and password you used on the website.

First login in the desktop app

1. Enter your registered email and password.
2. Wait for license validation (requires active subscription for premium features).
3. After login you land on the Profiles home screen — your list of browser identities.

3 App & website layout

After login, the BeastBrowser desktop app is organized around profiles — each row is one isolated browser you can launch.

Main areas of the app

Profile list actions

• Search — filter by profile name, tag, or note
• Sort — by name, last used, created date
• Tags / groups — color labels to organize clients or platforms (e.g. “Facebook”, “Client A”)
• Bulk actions — select multiple profiles to launch, export, or delete (where supported)

Website dashboard (beastbrowser.com)

When logged in on the website, your Dashboard shows subscription status, member since, and quick links:

• Download Browser — get the latest installer
• Plans & Billing — upgrade, renew, payment history
• Affiliate Center — referral links and commissions
• Proxy partners — trusted proxy providers with bonuses
• Documentation / Tutorials — this guide and video lessons
• Settings — account email, subscription, security

4 Browser profiles

Create a new profile

1. Click New Profile (or +) on the profiles screen.
2. Enter a Profile name (e.g. FB Ads US #1) — use names you can recognize later.
3. Choose Operating system fingerprint template (Windows / macOS / Linux / Android / iOS / TV).
4. Set Browser kernel / version to match a realistic Chrome (or Chromium) build.
5. Configure Proxy (recommended before first launch) — see Proxy setup.
6. Review Fingerprint — use “Generate” for random realistic values or match proxy country.
7. Optional: add Notes and Tags for organization.
8. Click Create or Save.

Launch a profile

1. Click Launch (or double-click the profile row).
2. A new Chromium window opens — this window uses only that profile’s data.
3. Log into websites as usual; cookies stay inside this profile only.
4. Closing the window saves session state according to your cookie/session settings.

Edit, duplicate, delete

• Edit — change fingerprint, proxy, or metadata anytime; restart the profile for some changes to apply.
• Duplicate — copy settings to a new profile (useful for similar GEO setups with a new proxy).
• Delete — permanently removes profile data from this device; export cookies first if you need a backup.

TV User Agent profiles

BeastBrowser supports Smart TV user-agent profiles for specialized workflows. When creating a profile, select the TV / Smart TV template if your use case requires TV-class browser fingerprints. Use only when you understand the target platform’s expectations.

5 Fingerprint settings

Each profile has a digital fingerprint — websites read these signals to identify devices. BeastBrowser spoofs them so each profile looks like a unique real machine.

Fingerprint settings (option by option)

“Generate fingerprint” workflow

1. Open profile → Fingerprint tab.
2. Click Generate new (or refresh icon) for a random consistent set.
3. If you set a proxy first, use Match proxy (if shown) to align timezone, language, and GEO.
4. Launch profile and test on a checker site (search “browser fingerprint test”) — confirm WebRTC does not show your real IP.

6 Proxy setup

Proxies give each profile a unique IP address. BeastBrowser supports proxies per profile.

Supported proxy types

• HTTP / HTTPS — most residential and datacenter providers
• SOCKS5 / SOCKS4 — common for rotating residential pools
• SSH tunnel — where configured by provider

Add proxy to a profile

1. Edit profile → Proxy section.
2. Choose protocol (HTTP / SOCKS5 / etc.).
3. Enter Host, Port, Username, Password from your provider.
4. Click Check proxy / Test — wait for green success and correct country.
5. Save profile, then launch.

Paste bulk proxy format

Many providers give host:port:user:pass or user:pass@host:port. Paste into the bulk field if available; BeastBrowser parses common formats.

Auto rotation & health

• Rotation — for rotating gateways, use the provider’s single endpoint; IP changes on their side per request or timer.
• Health check — failed proxies show red; replace before running ads or logins.
• Failover — if supported, backup proxy is used when primary dies mid-session.

Partner proxy store (website)

On Proxy partners you’ll find vetted providers (residential, mobile, datacenter). Sign up with a partner, buy traffic, then paste credentials into BeastBrowser. BeastBrowser does not sell proxies directly — you choose the vendor.

7 Cookies & sessions

Cookies & session storage

Each profile stores its own cookies, localStorage, and cache — completely separate from other profiles and from your normal Chrome/Edge.

Import cookies

1. Edit profile → Cookies (or Session).
2. Click Import — paste JSON / Netscape format or import from file (as supported by your version).
3. Save and launch — you should already be logged in on supported sites.

Export cookies

Use Export before deleting a profile or moving to another machine. Keep exports encrypted on disk — they are full session keys.

Session persistence

• Closing the browser window normally saves cookies automatically.
• Crash recovery restores the last checkpoint where enabled.
• For long campaigns, back up cookies weekly.

8 Extensions

Browser extensions per profile

Extensions can be enabled per profile (not globally), so one profile can have a wallet extension while another stays clean.

1. Launch the profile.
2. Open the extensions page from BeastBrowser’s menu (or Chrome Web Store if allowed).
3. Install only trusted extensions — malicious extensions steal cookies and bypass fingerprint protection.
4. Disable auto-update for sensitive profiles if the option exists.

9 RPA automation

RPA (Robotic Process Automation) lets you record or build repeatable browser tasks: login flows, form filling, scraping, and multi-profile batches.

Open RPA module

1. From the main app, open RPA / Automation.
2. Create a New task or open the visual Script builder.

Visual script builder (blocks)

Scheduling & safety

• Add random delays between steps (2–8 s) to avoid bot detection.
• Do not run 50 profiles on the same task without staggering start times.
• Use error retry for flaky selectors; cap retries to avoid infinite loops.

API automation (advanced)

For developers, BeastBrowser offers API endpoints to start profiles and run tasks programmatically. See API Documentation for authentication, profile IDs, and webhooks.

10 Plans & billing

Plans overview

Buy or upgrade

1. Website → Pricing or dashboard → Upgrade.
2. Select plan → checkout with PhonePe (UPI/Cards), Dodo, or crypto as shown.
3. After payment, subscription activates within minutes (refresh dashboard).
4. Restart BeastBrowser app if license does not update immediately.

Manage subscription (website)

1. Log in → Dashboard → subscription card shows plan, expiry, payment method.
2. Settings → Subscription → view renewal date, upgrade, or cancel.
3. Cancelled plans stay active until the expiry date shown on dashboard.

11 Affiliate program

Earn commission by referring paying users to BeastBrowser.

Get your referral link

1. Log in → Affiliate Center (or Affiliate Program in sidebar).
2. Copy your signup link (?ref=YOURCODE) or homepage link.
3. Share on social, YouTube, blogs, or with clients.
4. Cookie duration: 30 days — signups within 30 days of click count as yours.

Dashboard metrics

• Clicks — link visits tracked
• Signups — registered users from your link
• Paid users — users who purchased a plan
• Conversion % — signups ÷ clicks
• Available balance — approved commission ready to withdraw
• Pending — waiting for approval period

Commission tiers

• Starter Affiliate — 25% first purchase / 10% renewals (default)
• Pro Affiliate — 30% / 20% (unlock by referral milestones)
• VIP Affiliate — 40% / 30% (top tier)
• 2nd tier — smaller % from affiliates you recruit

Withdraw payout

1. Minimum withdrawal: $20 approved balance.
2. Affiliate Center → Request payout → enter PayPal or USDT details as requested.
3. Wait for admin approval and payment (timing shown in dashboard).

Affiliate coupon codes

If you have a custom coupon code, buyers can enter it at checkout — sales are attributed to you even without clicking the link first (subject to program rules).

12 Troubleshooting

Get support

• Contact support with your account email and screenshots
• Video tutorials for visual walkthroughs
• Include: Windows version, BeastBrowser version, profile OS template, proxy type (not password)

13 Best practices

• 1 account = 1 profile = 1 sticky IP for social and ad platforms.
• Align timezone, language, GEO, and proxy every time.
• Block WebRTC leaks on every profile.
• Warm new accounts with normal browsing before aggressive actions.
• Export cookies before OS reinstall or profile delete.
• Use residential/mobile proxies for high-trust platforms.
• Keep BeastBrowser updated from the official download page only.
• Never share profile folders or cookie exports — they are full account access.