AdsPower vs MoreLogin 2026: Which Budget Antidetect Is Better for Teams?

AdsPower and MoreLogin are the 2 antidetect browsers a small team ends up comparing when the budget is tight. On paper they're twins: 100 profiles cost $36 a month at AdsPower and $35 at MoreLogin, and an extra team member costs $5 in both. The differences are in what comes with the price. MoreLogin includes 2 members, an API, RPA and a synchronizer on every plan and rents Android phones in the cloud. AdsPower runs a fresher Chromium kernel and tells you which one, which MoreLogin stopped doing in June.

I've used AdsPower in my own work; for MoreLogin this comparison is built on what the company publishes. Everything below was checked on October 22 and 23, 2026: pricing pages and help centers, version logs and changelogs, terms and refund rules, and AdsPower's official Telegram channel. For the full picture, read our AdsPower review and MoreLogin review.

AdsPower vs MoreLogin at a glance

Checked October 23, 2026, with Chrome stable on 156:

• Company. AdsPower: SUNFLOWER TECH PTE. LTD., Singapore. MoreLogin: not named on the site; terms under Singapore law.
• Chromium kernel. AdsPower: SunBrowser 155, October 20. MoreLogin: Chrome 148, last published June 6.
• Kernel version published. AdsPower: yes, release notes and Telegram. MoreLogin: not since June 2026.
• Firefox kernel. AdsPower: FlowerBrowser on Firefox 153 ESR. MoreLogin: yes, last mentioned at 132.
• Free plan. AdsPower: 2 profiles, synchronizer, 7-day trial. MoreLogin: 2 profiles, 2 members, API, RPA, synchronizer.
• 100 profiles. AdsPower: $36, $21.60 yearly. MoreLogin: $35, $21 yearly.
• Members. AdsPower: $5 ($3 yearly), none included. MoreLogin: 2 included, then $5 ($3 yearly).
• 3 people on 100 profiles. AdsPower: $46. MoreLogin: $40.
• No-code automation. AdsPower: RPA, RPA Plus, AI Agent. MoreLogin: RPA.
• API. AdsPower: Local API from Professional. MoreLogin: Local API, CLI and MCP on every plan.
• Mobile. AdsPower: Android and iOS fingerprints, iOS app. MoreLogin: Android and iOS fingerprints, cloud Android phones.
• Refunds. AdsPower: none once you pay. MoreLogin: non-refundable, requests reviewed case by case.
• Known incident. AdsPower: January 2025 wallet extension hack. MoreLogin: none found.

Kernel: published against unknown

AdsPower tells you what you're running. In 2026 its SunBrowser shipped Chromium 151 to 155 between 14 and 18 days after each Chrome release, and every version is in its release notes and its Telegram channel. On October 23 it was on 155; Chrome 156 had come out on October 20.

• 151. Chrome stable: July 28. AdsPower: August 12, 15 days. MoreLogin: not published.
• 152. Chrome stable: August 25. AdsPower: September 9, 15 days. MoreLogin: not published.
• 153. Chrome stable: September 8. AdsPower: September 23, 15 days. MoreLogin: not published.
• 154. Chrome stable: September 22. AdsPower: October 10, 18 days. MoreLogin: not published.
• 155. Chrome stable: October 6. AdsPower: October 20, 14 days. MoreLogin: not published.

MoreLogin went quiet in June. Its version log announced Chrome 142 in December 2025, Chrome 144 in March 2026 and Chrome 148 in version 2.57.0 on June 6, 2026. The log has no entries after June. The client kept shipping, version 2.67.0 in September and 2.70.0 in the API changelog, but no page we found says which kernel those versions carry, and its Telegram channel doesn't mention kernels either. The Firefox kernel was last mentioned at 132, in January 2025.

Why it matters. Chrome now ships every 2 weeks, and a profile that claims an old Chrome stands out to the sites you log into. If MoreLogin is still on 148, its profiles are 8 versions behind; if it isn't, you can't tell. Before you trust MoreLogin with expensive accounts, open a test profile, look at the kernel version in its settings and ask support which kernel your build runs. Fingerprint, a company that sells device identification to sites, names AdsPower among its examples of antidetect browsers; popular tools get studied first, so a fresh kernel matters more for them, not less.

Price: a dollar apart for 1 person

Monthly prices, with yearly billing in brackets, from both pricing pages and MoreLogin's help center:

• 10. AdsPower: $9 ($5.40). MoreLogin: $9 ($5.40).
• 20. AdsPower: $12 ($7.20). MoreLogin: $15 ($9).
• 50. AdsPower: $21 ($12.60). MoreLogin: $25 ($15).
• 100. AdsPower: $36 ($21.60). MoreLogin: $35 ($21).
• About 300. AdsPower: $86 for 300 ($51.60). MoreLogin: $65 for 250 ($39), $80 for 400 ($48).
• 1,000. AdsPower: $197 ($118.20). MoreLogin: $160 ($96).

Small counts favor AdsPower, big counts favor MoreLogin. Up to 50 profiles AdsPower is cheaper or equal; at 100 they're a dollar apart; from a few hundred profiles MoreLogin costs less. Both take 40% off for a year. MoreLogin sells fixed steps of 10, 20, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 400 and 1,000 profiles, plus 60-day and 180-day terms, and asks you to contact it for other counts.

Teams: where MoreLogin pulls ahead on price

Seats are priced the same; MoreLogin starts with 2. AdsPower's paid plans include only the super administrator, and each member costs $5 a month ($3 yearly). MoreLogin includes 2 members, counting the super administrator, on every plan, including Free, and charges $5 per 30 days ($3 yearly) for each extra.

• 3 people on 100 profiles: $36 + 2 × $5 = $46 at AdsPower; $35 + 1 × $5 = $40 at MoreLogin. On yearly billing, $27.60 against $24.
• 5 people on about 300 profiles: $86 + 4 × $5 = $106 at AdsPower for 300; $80 + 3 × $5 = $95 at MoreLogin for 400, or $80 for 250.
• 10 people on about 500 profiles: $126 + 9 × $5 = $171 at AdsPower; MoreLogin has no 500 step, so it's $160 for 1,000 plus 8 × $5 = $200, or a custom quote.

Team control is close. AdsPower gives per-member permissions by group or profile and real-time logs of logins, IP addresses, profile openings, proxies and RPA tasks. MoreLogin has flexible permissions, an operation log, cloud sync of team data, password protection and, since June 2026, logins limited to whitelisted IP addresses. Its API added team webhooks in September 2026. For more team bills, see Cheapest Antidetect Browser With Team Features.

Automation and mobile

MoreLogin puts the tools on the free plan. Its Local API, WebDriver port calling, RPA, a synchronizer, a CLI and an MCP server for AI agents are listed for Free as well as paid plans, and an Open API runs cloud browsers over CDP. AdsPower's synchronizer also works on Free, but its Local API starts on Professional with 300 requests a minute (900 on Business). In exchange, AdsPower's no-code side is deeper: an RPA robot for browser workflows, RPA Plus and an AI Agent for scheduled tasks, plus MCP and Skills for AI agents.

Cloud phones are MoreLogin's second product. It rents Android 12 to 15 phones that you run from the desktop app, for $0.006 a minute capped at $1.50 a day, or $23 to $25 per 30 days on a monthly phone, and every new account gets 100 free minutes. For accounts that live in apps, that's the cheap way in. AdsPower has no cloud phones: it creates Android and iOS fingerprints on desktop and has an iOS app; its Android app is announced. MoreLogin's Android app is "coming soon."

Refunds, terms and security

Neither gives your money back by default. AdsPower's refund policy says no refunds are made once you've confirmed a purchase, and that you must tell it you won't renew at least 2 working days before your plan ends, or it can charge the next period from your account balance. MoreLogin's terms, updated on March 27, 2026, say: "all fees are non-refundable once paid. MoreLogin may review refund requests on a case-by-case basis." Test both on their free plans first.

Know who you're dealing with. AdsPower is run by SUNFLOWER TECH PTE. LTD. in Singapore. MoreLogin's site doesn't name its operating company; its terms are under Singapore law with arbitration at the Singapore International Arbitration Centre.

Know AdsPower's January 2025 incident. An attacker injected code into AdsPower that modified crypto wallet extensions installed through it between January 21 and 24, 2025, and stole seed phrases and private keys; Halborn estimated losses at $4.7 million from 5 users' wallets. It hit crypto wallets, not ad accounts. We found no confirmed security incident for MoreLogin. For both tools: no wallets in antidetect profiles, and 2FA on the account.

Which one should you choose?

By situation:

• Expensive accounts where the kernel matters — AdsPower. Published Chromium 155, about 2 weeks behind Chrome.
• Team of 3 on about 100 profiles, lowest bill — MoreLogin. $40 against $46, 2 members included.
• Hundreds of profiles — MoreLogin. $160 for 1,000 against $197.
• Scripts and AI agents on a zero budget — MoreLogin. API, CLI and MCP on the free plan.
• No-code automation of account farming routines — AdsPower. RPA, RPA Plus and AI Agent.
• Accounts that live in Android apps — MoreLogin. Cloud phones at $0.006 a minute.
• 10 people on about 500 profiles — AdsPower. $171, no step to jump over.

One check before you commit to MoreLogin: open a test profile, note the kernel version and compare it with the current Chrome. If it's 3 or more versions behind, keep your most valuable accounts in a browser with a fresher, published kernel.

Ready to try? Here are our links: AdsPower and MoreLogin. In our ranking of the 15 best antidetect browsers AdsPower is 4th and MoreLogin 11th. See also AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty, AdsPower vs GoLogin and prices for all 31 browsers we checked in the pricing comparison.