AdsPower — antidetect browser: rating and member reviews

Updated on October 22, 2026. This review replaces our September 2026 version: we checked AdsPower's prices, kernel updates, automation, team features and security again and rewrote it.

AdsPower is the antidetect most buyers end up on when the profile count grows and the budget doesn't. A hundred profiles cost $36 a month, a team member $5, and the synchronizer and no-code RPA come with it. The trade-offs are a Chromium kernel that runs about 2 weeks behind Chrome, a busy interface and a security incident in January 2025 that every user should know about.

I've used AdsPower in my own work, but this review is built on what the company publishes and what security researchers reported, all checked on October 22, 2026: the pricing page, release notes, documentation, the App Store listing and the official Telegram channel. For how AdsPower compares with Dolphin, Octo, GoLogin and Linken Sphere on the same facts, see Antidetect Browsers for Media Buyers 2026: Real Differences.

What is AdsPower, and who makes it?

An antidetect browser for Windows, macOS and Linux, plus an iOS app. It's made by SUNFLOWER TECH PTE. LTD., the name on the site's copyright line and on the App Store listing; the security company Halborn describes AdsPower as Singapore-based. The home page claims more than 10,000,000 users in 235 countries and regions and shows SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 badges.

What you do in it is the usual antidetect work: create a browser profile per account, give it its own fingerprint, proxy and cookies, and keep the accounts apart. What sets AdsPower apart is the price at scale and the automation around the profiles.

Two kernels: how up to date is AdsPower?

AdsPower runs 2 browser kernels of its own. SunBrowser is built on Chromium, FlowerBrowser on Firefox. The company says its "browser fingerprints are highly customizable and managed at the browser kernel level," and doesn't publish more about the method.

SunBrowser trails Chrome by about 2 weeks. Here's 2026 from the release notes and the official Telegram channel against Chrome's stable releases:

• 150. Chrome stable: June 30. AdsPower: July 29. Days behind Chrome: 29.
• 151. Chrome stable: July 28. AdsPower: August 12. Days behind Chrome: 15.
• 152. Chrome stable: August 25. AdsPower: September 9. Days behind Chrome: 15.
• 153. Chrome stable: September 8. AdsPower: September 23. Days behind Chrome: 15.
• 154. Chrome stable: September 22. AdsPower: October 10. Days behind Chrome: 18.
• 155. Chrome stable: October 6. AdsPower: October 20. Days behind Chrome: 14.

Since Chrome moved to a 2-week release cycle in September, that means AdsPower is usually 1 version behind. On October 22, 2 days after Chrome 156, SunBrowser was on 155. That's normal for the market, but slower than Octo or Linken Sphere, which shipped 155 within 2 and 6 days. Note that the release notes page lagged too: on October 22 it still listed Chrome 154, and the Chrome 155 update was only in Telegram. Follow the channel if the version matters to you.

FlowerBrowser is on Firefox 153, which isn't as old as it looks. Regular Firefox was at 158, but 153 is Firefox's current Extended Support Release, the line companies run for stability. A Firefox ESR profile is a real thing in normal traffic.

Automation without code: RPA and the synchronizer

This is AdsPower's strongest argument. The RPA robot lets you build browser workflows without writing code. On top of that come customizable RPA workflows, RPA Plus and an AI Agent for scheduled tasks.

The synchronizer is on every plan, including Free. You act in one window, and the same clicks and typing repeat in the others. For warming up a batch of accounts or filling the same form in 20 profiles, that's hours saved.

For developers there's a Local API from the Professional plan. It allows 300 requests a minute on Professional, 900 on Business and 1,500 on Enterprise, and the free plan has none. The documentation has code samples for Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright in Python, JavaScript and Java. AdsPower also supports MCP and Skills for AI agents.

Team work: what do members cost?

Every plan includes 1 super administrator, and members are bought on top. A member costs $5 a month on monthly billing, $4.25 on quarterly and $3 on annual, on Professional and Business alike, whatever the profile count. The free plan has no members.

Permissions are per member, by group or by profile, and the team manager keeps real-time logs of logins, IP addresses, profile openings, profiles, groups, proxies, RPA tasks and tags. That's more audit than most competitors give you at this price.

What that means in money: 3 people on 100 profiles cost $36 + 2 × $5 = $46 a month, or $21.60 + 2 × $3 = $27.60 on annual billing. The same setup costs $109 at Dolphin and 169 EUR at Octo.

Mobile: what does AdsPower do on phones?

On desktop, AdsPower creates profiles with Android and iOS fingerprints, alongside Windows, macOS and Linux ones. These are emulated mobile profiles running in the desktop browser.

The iOS app, AdsPower Browser, came out in summer 2026. It lets you register, create, edit and open mobile browser profiles with proxies, and syncs team data with the desktop. Profiles made on desktop for Windows or macOS don't open in the app. An Android app is announced as "coming soon" on the download page. AdsPower doesn't sell cloud phones of its own.

Is AdsPower safe? The January 2025 extension hack

Here's what happened. In January 2025 an attacker compromised AdsPower and injected malicious code that modified third-party crypto wallet extensions installed through it. AdsPower said that users who downloaded and installed wallet extensions between January 21, 10:00, and January 24, 10:00 (UTC) were likely affected. The code extracted seed phrases and private keys and sent them to the attacker. Halborn estimated the losses at $4.7 million from 5 users' wallets; SlowMist wrote that AdsPower's security team discovered the intrusion on January 24.

What AdsPower did. According to Risky Business, which reported the company's statement, AdsPower removed the code, forcibly uninstalled the affected extensions from users' browsers and notified the users it believed were hit. We couldn't find AdsPower's own notice on its website or blog today; the facts above come from security researchers who quoted it.

What it means for you. The attack went through crypto wallet extensions, not through the fingerprints or the ad accounts. But it showed the risk every antidetect user carries: the vendor's software runs inside every profile you open. Don't keep crypto wallets in antidetect profiles, install extensions only from official stores, and turn on 2FA for the AdsPower account itself.

Signing up, payment and our link

You can start free without a card. The free plan has 2 profiles forever, and the 7-day trial gives you all features. Sign up through our link and choose a plan in the account.

Payment options are unusually wide. The checkout takes Visa and Mastercard, PayPal, USDT on TRC-20, Bitcoin, USD Coin and Ethereum, plus local methods for Russia (cards issued in Russia, SBP, YooMoney), China (Alipay, WeChat Pay), Brazil (PIX), Southeast Asia (VietQR, MoMo, ZaloPay, PromptPay, TrueMoney Wallet, FPX, Touch 'n Go, DuitNow QR, GrabPay, GCash), South Asia (Easypaisa, JazzCash, UPI) and Europe (BLIK, Przelewy24, eps, MyBank, Multibanco), as well as PayU and Adpos. Prices can also be shown in BRL, PLN and VND.

If you want to refer people yourself, AdsPower's referral program pays up to 30% of a referred user's subscription fee within 24 hours of their payment, via PayPal, WebMoney or Capitalist.

AdsPower pricing in October 2026

Prices per month, from the pricing page on October 22, 2026:

• Free. Profiles: 2. Monthly: $0. Annual billing (per month): $0. Per year: $0.
• Professional. Profiles: 10. Monthly: $9. Annual billing (per month): $5.40. Per year: $64.80.
• Professional. Profiles: 20. Monthly: $12. Annual billing (per month): $7.20. Per year: $86.40.
• Professional. Profiles: 50. Monthly: $21. Annual billing (per month): $12.60. Per year: $151.20.
• Professional. Profiles: 100. Monthly: $36. Annual billing (per month): $21.60. Per year: $259.20.
• Business. Profiles: 200. Monthly: $61. Annual billing (per month): $36.60. Per year: $439.20.
• Business. Profiles: 300. Monthly: $86. Annual billing (per month): $51.60. Per year: $619.20.
• Business. Profiles: 500. Monthly: $126. Annual billing (per month): $75.60. Per year: $907.20.
• Business. Profiles: 1,000. Monthly: $197. Annual billing (per month): $118.20. Per year: $1,418.40.
• Enterprise. Profiles: 5,000 and more. Monthly: on request. Annual billing (per month): on request. Per year: on request.

Quarterly billing takes 15% off and annual 40%. Every paid plan adds 2 free profiles to the count and includes 1 super administrator; members are $5 a month each, or $3 on annual billing. There's no unlimited plan.

Professional vs Business: Business starts at 200 profiles in steps of 100 and gives the API 900 requests a minute instead of 300. If you run 100 profiles with a few teammates, Professional with members is enough.

AdsPower vs other antidetect browsers

How it compares at about 100 profiles, on monthly billing, October 22, 2026:

• AdsPower. Price for about 100 profiles: $36. API from: Professional, $9. Team: any paid plan, +$5 per member. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• Dolphin{anty}. Price for about 100 profiles: $89 (Base). API from: Starter, $10. Team: Base, +$10 per user. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• GoLogin. Price for about 100 profiles: $39. API from: Professional, $9. Team: Business, $99. Chromium kernel on October 22: Orbita 153.
• MoreLogin. Price for about 100 profiles: $35. API from: Free. Team: 2 seats included, +$5. Chromium kernel on October 22: 148 (last published, June).
• Octo Browser. Price for about 100 profiles: 79 EUR (Base). API from: Base, 79 EUR. Team: Team, 169 EUR. Chromium kernel on October 22: Octium 156.
• Linken Sphere. Price for about 100 profiles: $90 (Light, 150 sessions). API from: Pro, $160. Team: Pro, $160. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• Multilogin. Price for about 100 profiles: $40 (Business, unlimited seats). API from: Pro 10, $11. Team: Pro 20, $19 (2 seats). Chromium kernel on October 22: Mimic 155.

AdsPower vs Dolphin{anty} is the comparison most buyers make. Both have no-code automation and a synchronizer; Dolphin's start at $10, AdsPower's synchronizer is free. At 100 profiles AdsPower costs $36 against $89, and team members $5 against $10. Dolphin ships new Chromium versions faster, 155 came 8 days earlier, and many buyers like its workflow for ad accounts. If price and team size decide, AdsPower wins; if you live in Dolphin's scenario builder, the difference may be worth paying.

AdsPower vs GoLogin and MoreLogin: all 3 cost about the same at 100 profiles. AdsPower has the newer kernel and the cheapest team members; GoLogin has an Android app and Cloud Android; MoreLogin has cloud Android phones and an API on the free plan, but hasn't published its kernel version since June.

If you sign up for one of the others, here are our referral links: Dolphin{anty}, GoLogin, MoreLogin, Octo Browser and Linken Sphere.