Nativ Browser review
Figures checked: 2026-08-24 · Documented version v3.2.1
Nativ Browser prices by seats rather than by profile count, which inverts how every other product here charges — 100 users on a $99 plan works out to about a dollar per person. Against that: it runs on Windows only, has no automation API, and its free tier is the weakest of the four.
Score breakdown
Preview Box is 2 local profiles, 1 device, no cloud sync — tied for last here.
$49/mo entry, roughly five times the category norm.
No developer API, webhooks or framework support in any published source.
Up to 100 users and 200 devices on one $99 account — the best ratio here.
Windows 10/11 only. No macOS, Linux or mobile build.
Thorough documentation: symptom-based troubleshooting, billing FAQ, dated changelog.
Scored against our published criteria, the same weighting applied to every product. Sources: Nativ Browser documentation, nativbrowser.com and Khramov.Studio, read 2026-08-24.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 100 users and 200 devices on one $99 account — roughly a dollar per seat
- Unlimited local profiles on both paid tiers, with no per-profile pricing
- Profiles stored on your own device rather than cloud-only
- Documentation is thorough: symptom-based troubleshooting, billing FAQ, dated changelog
- Free tier is permanent and never auto-converts to a paid plan
- On-prem, hybrid, white-label and OEM deployment offered on request
Cons
- Windows 10/11 only — no macOS, Linux, Android or iOS
- $49 entry tier, roughly five times the category's typical entry price
- No developer API, webhooks or automation framework support
- Free tier is 2 local profiles with no cloud sync — the weakest here
- Subscription fees are documented as final and non-refundable
- Subscription fees are documented as final and non-refundable
Pricing, per the documentation
Preview Box
- 2 local profiles
- No cloud sync
- 1 user, 1 device
- Permanent, never auto-converts
Core Box
- Unlimited local profiles
- Up to 1,000 cloud profiles
- 1 user, 2 devices
Business Box
- Unlimited local profiles
- Up to 10,000 cloud profiles
- Up to 100 users, 200 devices
Upgrades take effect immediately, charged at the new price less a pro-rata credit for the unused part of the period. Downgrades are charged immediately at the lower price but only take effect at the next renewal. A failed renewal drops the account to Preview Box with no retry; locally stored profiles stay on the device, but anything tied to a paid tier stops working.
There is no time-limited trial. Card and other fiat methods are accepted, and cryptocurrency where available. The seller of record is KHRAMOV STUDIO LLC, and VAT-registered businesses can supply a VAT ID in the portal.
Source: Nativ Browser plans and billing documentation, read 2026-08-24.
Where the seat model wins
Every other product here charges by profile count and treats team members as an add-on. GoLogin's entry tier includes zero seats and its Business tier is $119 per month before you add anyone. Dolphin Anty bills team members individually on top of the plan. AdsPower's pricing calculator has a member field that raises the price as you raise it.
Nativ inverts that. Business Box is a flat $99 per month for up to 100 users and 200 connected devices. At two people that is unremarkable. At twenty it is decisive. The 200-device allowance matters as much as the seat count for anyone running operators across multiple machines, and no other product here publishes a device limit at all.
Worth knowing before you commit: only the owner or a manager can invite members, invitations are a Business Box feature, and if all 100 seats are taken you have to remove someone before adding anyone.
What it runs on: AABA Platform Core
Nativ Browser is the first product built on AABA Platform Core, an engine developed by Khramov.Studio and documented in more architectural detail than any competitor publishes — AdsPower and GoLogin describe features, not engines.
| Identity & Profile Engine | A digital identity per session — browser parameters, device, region and network in one profile |
|---|---|
| Session Engine | Isolated environments; each profile keeps its own cookies, cache and storage |
| Network & Geo Layer | Proxy management and geo-binding at session level, so IP, region and profile agree |
| Automation Engine | Scenario execution over sessions, single and parallel launches |
| Interaction Layer | Clicks and input at system level, designed to pass detection checks |
Note the gap: an Automation Engine is described at platform level, but no public developer API or framework binding is documented for Nativ Browser itself. The Cloud API Base URL in the app is the endpoint it uses to reach Nativ's own cloud for sign-in and licensing, not an interface you can script against. Source: Khramov.Studio products page, read 2026-08-24.
Full specification
| Operating systems | Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit only |
|---|---|
| Browser engines | Chrome or Edge, installed separately |
| Runtime | Self-contained — no separate .NET install needed |
| Internet required | Yes — for authentication, licensing and cloud interaction |
| Local profiles | Unlimited on both paid tiers |
| Cloud profiles | 1,000 on Core Box, 10,000 on Business Box |
| Users per account | 1 on Core Box, up to 100 on Business Box |
| Devices per account | 1 free, 2 on Core Box, 200 on Business Box |
| Profile wizard | Location, Browser, Fingerprint, Summary, with Cookies and Extensions as wizard tabs |
| Profile editing | Edit from the ⋮ context menu on the Dashboard |
| Proxy format | http://user:pass@host:port and SOCKS5; empty means direct |
| Proxy check | Built-in reachability and geo check |
| Cookies | Imported automatically on start, or manually into a live session |
| Extensions | Unpacked folders; requires Close then Start to apply |
| Import / export | Export, Export All and Import Bundle from the Dashboard |
| Catalogue scale | Comfortable to roughly 1,000 profiles; stable to 10,000 |
| Event log | Live Log with levels, auto-scroll and Copy All |
| Developer API | None published |
| Mobile profiles | Not offered |
| Support | Ticketing system, Discord and Telegram |
Source: Nativ Browser documentation and changelog, version v3.2.1 dated 7 August 2026, read 2026-08-24.
Who it suits
Buy it if you are putting a team of Windows users on one tool and you are tired of paying per seat. A hundred users and two hundred devices for $99 has no equivalent in this catalogue, and that is the case it wins outright.
Do not buy it if you are one person starting out — $49 against $9 or $10 elsewhere is not a close call, and the free tier will not let you evaluate properly. Do not buy it if anyone on the team uses macOS or Linux. Do not buy it if your workflow depends on scripting, because there is no API to script against. And read the refund terms before you pay: fees are documented as final.
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FAQ
Which operating systems does Nativ Browser support?
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, only. There is no macOS, Linux, Android or iOS build. Chrome or Edge must already be installed, since Nativ runs on one of those engines.
What does the Nativ Browser free plan include?
Preview Box gives you 2 local profiles, 1 user and 1 device, with no cloud sync. It is permanent, does not expire and never converts to a paid subscription on its own. It is permanent and never converts to a paid subscription on its own.
How much does Nativ Browser cost?
Core Box is $49 per month and Business Box is $99 per month. Both include unlimited local profiles. Core Box adds up to 1,000 cloud profiles for 1 user across 2 devices; Business Box adds up to 10,000 cloud profiles for up to 100 users across 200 devices. Custom Box is priced on request.
How many people can use one Nativ Browser account?
Up to 100 on Business Box, which is the maximum stated in both the plan documentation and the team-invitation guide. This is the highest published seat allowance of any product we have scored.
Does Nativ Browser work offline?
No. The documentation lists internet access, an active Nativ account and a current subscription among the system requirements, and states that without a cloud sign-in and an active licence the Start button is unavailable. Profiles are stored on your device, but launching one requires a licence check. The product site previously advertised fully local operation with no internet dependency; that claim has since been removed.
Does Nativ Browser have an API for automation?
No. There is a Cloud API Base URL setting under Account, but that is the address the app uses to reach Nativ's own cloud for sign-in and licensing — it is issued to you in the portal. No public developer API, webhooks, Selenium or Puppeteer support is documented.
Is there a free trial of Nativ Browser?
No time-limited trial. Preview Box is a permanent free tier instead, and you are only charged when you actively pick a paid plan and complete checkout.
Can I get a refund from Nativ Browser?
Generally no. The billing documentation states that subscription fees are final and non-refundable, including amounts charged in advance for a downgrade, and that downgrade and cancellation requests cannot be reversed. Billing errors such as duplicate charges are corrected. Refund rights vary by region — check the Subscription Agreement.
Alternatives
Dolphin Anty
from $10/moIf you need macOS or Linux, or a real API: official builds for all three desktop platforms plus documented Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright support.
Trade-off: team seats are billed per user on top of the plan.
AdsPower
from $9/mo*If automation is central: a documented Local API with published rate limits and an RPA builder, neither of which Nativ has.
Trade-off: only 2 free profiles, and member seats raise the price.
GoLogin
from $9/moIf you are solo and cost decides it: a 50% annual discount against Nativ's monthly-only pricing.
Trade-off: zero team seats on the entry tier, and published prices that contradict each other.
* Official pricing: dynamically calculated. AdsPower publishes no fixed tier price — its pricing page runs a calculator keyed to profile and member counts. Commonly reported starting configuration: $9/mo for 10 profiles, from third-party pricing trackers, not from AdsPower. Source: AdsPower pricing page, checked 2026-08-24.