AdsPower review: the free-forever plan and what $9 actually buys

AdsPower is the sync-first alternative to GoLogin at the same entry price: $9/mo monthly or $4.50/mo billed annually on Professional, with 2 profiles free forever. The catch is transparency — the Business plan’s profile count is not published, and Enterprise is price-on-request. Score: 7.6/10.

What it is

AdsPower is an antidetect browser with a difference: it ships two stealth engines, Chrome and Firefox, where most of this channel is Chromium-only. Profiles carry custom browser fingerprints — the vendor’s FAQ describes a profile as a unique set of browser settings mimicking user agent, IP and canvas, among others — and profiles can be synced across computers.

The product surface is automation-heavy: a Synchronizer for mirroring actions across profiles, an RPA robot with customizable workflows, batch profile management, Trash restore, and a local API at 120 / 300 / 600 requests per minute by tier. Team collaboration is built around a super-administrator account that creates members and assigns permissions, with unlimited profile sharing on paid plans.

Pricing

Prices below are the vendor’s own, read from adspower.com/pricing on 2026-09-19. The annual column is the 50% off promo shown on the page at capture time.

Note the two not published cells: AdsPower’s pricing page shows the Business plan’s profile count nowhere in its static text — only the prices render — and Enterprise’s price requires contacting sales. The 2 free profiles included on paid plans and the single super-administrator on every plan are the only member rules the page states.

Key features

• Chrome and Firefox stealth engines — two browser cores, per the pricing page feature list (read 2026-09-19).
• Custom browser fingerprinting — per-profile fingerprints with fingerprinting for multiple systems.
• Profile sync across computers — with encrypted profile data and batch management.
• Synchronizer — mirror actions across profiles, part of the automation toolkit.
• RPA robot — customizable RPA workflows on the paid tiers.
• Local API — 120 / 300 / 600 requests per minute by tier; no bundled proxy traffic is published.
• Trash restore — recover deleted profiles instead of rebuilding them.

Who it’s for

• Teams that share profiles — unlimited profile sharing with granular member permissions is the strongest collaboration story in this channel’s $9 tier.
• Multi-machine operators — profile sync across computers is the feature GoLogin and Dolphin Anty do not headline.
• Automation-first users — the local API plus RPA covers the mid-range; the REST API fans should look at GoLogin’s 300–1,200 RPM instead.

It is a weaker fit if you need a published ceiling before paying: the Business plan’s profile count is not on the page, so budget planning for the step above 100 profiles rests on a sales conversation. Compare the field in the ranked list.

Alternatives

• GoLogin — same $9 entry and $4.50 annual rate, but with a 3-profile free plan, 1 GB resident proxy per plan, and a REST API from 300 RPM. Review: GoLogin review.
• Multilogin — $12.42/mo billed annually, but bundles cloud phones and 2 team seats on Pro with a 5-cloud-profile free plan. Full comparison: GoLogin vs Multilogin.
• Dolphin Anty — $10/mo for 20 profiles on Starter; Base and above forbid buying additional profiles (read 2026-09-19).

Every figure on this page is a dated row in the data hub, collected per How we test. Reviewed by Leo Marsh, who runs Runein and pays for these tools directly.