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Plans

Liminal has three plans. The free one is not a trial: it has no profile limit and no clock. The paid ones add control, the cloud and a team.

What each plan includes

IncludedFreeProTeam
ProfilesNo limitNo limitNo limit
Generated, consistent fingerprintsYesYesYes
Editing a fingerprint by handNoYesYes
Your own proxies and VPN configurationsYesYesYes
Built-in proxiesNoYesYes, more
Saved accounts and cookie importYesYesYes
Workspaces2No limitNo limit
Cloud syncNoYesYes
PeopleOneOneOne per seat
RolesNoNoYes
Sharing a profile with other accountsNoWith a few peopleNo limit
Local APIYesYesYes

Prices, the number of built-in proxies and their monthly traffic are on the pricing page, which always shows the current figures.

Free

Everything a single person needs on one computer: unlimited profiles, each with a generated fingerprint, your own proxies and VPN, saved accounts with cookies, the leak check and the Local API. No card is asked for and nothing expires.

What it does not have: the catalog lives on the computer where you made it, fingerprints are generated but not edited field by field, and there are no built-in proxies.

Pro

Team

Everything in Pro, for several people: seats — from 2 to 100, one person per seat — with roles, and more built-in proxies and traffic for each person. The price is per seat.

On top of it: access by folder, permissions for each person, who is in a profile, and sharing with no limit on people — see Teams and roles.

Your plan and usage

In the app, Settings › Account › Plan shows the plan and when its term ends, and under it what you use against what the plan allows: Workspaces and Built-in proxies. Refresh re-reads it after a payment. On the site, the same is on your account page.

Note. The plan belongs to a team. In somebody else’s team you work on that team’s plan, whatever your own is.

Checked against the released app: October 2026. If the app does something else than this page says, the page is wrong — write to [email protected]. What changed in each version is in the changelog.