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Trackers, spy tools, antidetect browsers, proxies, payment services and more for media buyers — tested by our team, rated by members.
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US high-risk merchant account provider since 2010 (MobiusPay Inc., St. Petersburg, Florida), a registered ISO/MSP of Merrick Bank: adult, adult AI, dating, betting, nutra and 100+ industries, its own PCI Level 1 gateway, dispute alerts, crypto and eCheck. Pricing by quote.
Swiss payment gateway for adult and other high-risk subscription businesses, run by Vendo Services GmbH: routing across several acquiring banks with cascading retries, network tokens, AI fraud screening, plus PIX, OXXO and Pay by Bank. Pricing on request.
Payment processor for high-risk subscription businesses since 2005: fan platforms, adult content, cams and dating. Licensed payment institutions in the UK and Ireland; pricing by quote, $950 Visa and $500 Mastercard yearly high-risk registration, 5% 6-month rolling reserve, weekly payouts.
E-wallet run by Paxum Bank Limited of Dominica, widely used to pay affiliates and cam models: 250,000+ clients and 5,000+ companies paying affiliates, by its own count. P2P transfers $0.25, SEPA withdrawals $2.50, USD wires out $50, mass payouts to affiliates.
Cloud Android phones built from 150+ real phone models on Android 12 to 17, run from the browser, an API, ADB or MCP, with residential exits in 45 countries; 30 free minutes, then $0.004 a minute capped at $0.80 a phone a day, or plans from $29 a month.
Safe page (white page) generator for media buyers with built-in cloaking redirects and Adspect and Keitaro support: 15 generators, including store-style app and product pages, 18 themes, 50 languages and a PWA builder; 3 free previews, plans from $25 to $999 a month.
Windows-only antidetect from Rainbow Ads Inc on kernels about 2 weeks behind Chrome: Solo $99 a month for 200 profiles and 5 sub-accounts, Team $209 for 500, Scale $499 for 3,000; REST API on every plan; no refunds.
Vietnamese antidetect sold as a one-time license with unlimited profiles and the API: Solo $125 for 1 device, Team-5 $245, Team-10 $405; Chromium and Firefox kernels, the last announced Chromium 142 in November 2025; 7-day trial.
Antidetect browser from Dubai with kernels 6 to 8 days behind Chrome: Lite $4 a month for 5 profiles, Personal $30 for 130, Team $80 for 350 with 3 members and the API; cloud Android phones built with GeeLark; no refund policy found.
Antidetect browser for Windows and macOS from an unnamed team, with Android and iOS emulation and a warm-up bot from Starter: Mini $30 a month for 30 profiles, Starter $90 for 150; claims Chromium 154 without a dated changelog; crypto payments.
Free antidetect launcher from proxy seller ProxyShard on a closed Chromium 156 engine, updated 2 days after Chrome: free local API, SDKs, MCP server, no-code automation and synchronized windows; no team mode, unsigned builds.
Open-source antidetect app on a closed Chromium engine, Wayfern 155: free for personal use with unlimited local profiles; work use needs Solo at $29 a month after a 2-week trial, and launching profiles by API needs Pro at $99.
Antidetect browser with unlimited profiles on every plan, limited by profiles created and opened a day: free with 2 seats and 100 opens a day, Professional $3.99 a month with 20 seats, the API and a synchronizer; Chromium 151 kernel, 5 versions behind Chrome.
Antidetect browser for Windows, macOS and Linux with some of the cheapest profiles: 20 for $8 a month, 100 for $28.80, 40% off yearly; the API, window sync and 500 RPA tasks come on Plus; Chromium kernels arrive about 2 months after Chrome.
Antidetect browser with a cloud browser and Docker images for automation, priced by launches a day: free plan with 500 profiles, 30 launches a day, 3 members, the API and an AI agent; Starter $29.90 a month or $17.93 on annual billing for 3,000 launches a day.
Young antidetect browser on its own Chromium 154 build with older kernels on request, a local API and MCP server on every plan, 4 team roles and audit logs; free plan with 5 profiles, 100 profiles and 2 seats for $29 a month or $20.30 on annual billing.
Antidetect browser from Vietnam with near-weekly releases, its own Marco Browser and Chrome, Edge and Brave profiles, no-code scripts and a synchronizer on every plan; 7-day trial, $10 a month for 5 profiles, 100 profiles for $49 or $25 on annual billing.
Antidetect browser on Chromium for Windows, macOS and Linux with an API and an AI agent on every plan; free plan with 2 profiles, paid profiles priced per piece, 100 extra profiles for $28 a month or $16.80 on a 360-day plan, plus 1-day and 7-day passes.
Antidetect browser for Windows and macOS from a Dutch company, with a REST API, SDKs and an MCP server from the Entrepreneur plan and cloud Android phones at $3 a month; free plan with 10 profiles for 2 months, then 3; paid from $19.99 a month.
Antidetect browser for automation and scraping with its own Chroma (Chromium) and Junglefox (Firefox) kernels, Chroma shipped within 5 days of Chrome; priced by concurrent browsers with unlimited local profiles: free for 2, 59 EUR a month for 10.
Tool comparisons and top lists
From the editors; places in tops are never sold- Comparison
Incogniton vs GoLogin 2026: Which Mid-Range Antidetect Wins?
Alone, GoLogin is cheaper: 100 profiles for $39 against $79.99, plus phone apps and a 7-day refund. For teams, Incogniton wins: 3 seats included, $149.99 for 10 people on 500 profiles against $219, and a team activity log. Both kernels run 3 to 4 versions behind Chrome.
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BitBrowser vs AdsPower 2026: Real Differences in Value, Kernel and Features
BitBrowser is far cheaper: 100 profiles with 4 users cost $15 a month against $51 at AdsPower, and it rents cloud Android phones and real iPhones. AdsPower publishes its kernel, Chromium 155, while BitBrowser last named one, Chrome 134, in March 2025. Neither refunds.
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Undetectable vs AdsPower 2026: Are Unlimited Local Profiles Worth It?
Undetectable keeps unlimited profiles on your computer from $49 a month, so 1,000 profiles cost $49 against $197 at AdsPower. AdsPower wins for teams and small counts: 100 profiles for $36, $5 seats and no-code RPA. Both run Chromium 155; neither refunds.
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Multilogin vs Kameleo 2026: Pay for Profiles or for Browsers Running at Once?
Multilogin charges for profiles: $40 for 100 with unlimited seats and real cloud Android phones. Kameleo charges for browsers open at once: 59 EUR for 10, unlimited profiles, the API on every plan. Teams working by hand fit Multilogin; scripts and servers fit Kameleo.
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AdsPower vs MoreLogin 2026: Which Budget Antidetect Is Better for Teams?
AdsPower and MoreLogin both cost about $35 for 100 profiles and $5 per extra member, but MoreLogin includes 2 members, an API and cloud phones. AdsPower runs Chromium 155, 14 days after Chrome; MoreLogin last published a kernel, Chrome 148, in June 2026.
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Multilogin vs GeeLark 2026: Browser First or Phone First for App Accounts?
Multilogin and GeeLark both rent cloud Android phones and give teams unlimited seats. Multilogin is the stronger browser, with a dated Chrome-based core and phones on real hardware. GeeLark is the cheaper phone farm: an always-on phone costs $29.90 a month, against hundreds in Multilogin minutes.
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