AdsPower alternatives: where to go and how to move your profiles
Seven destinations in detail, one per reason to leave, and a seven-step cutover plan.
The short answer: Multilogin if you work as a team and want readable pricing, Octo Browser if you want API access without an enterprise deal, GoLogin if you want the cheapest, Incogniton to move on a roomy free plan, Dolphin{anty} for lots of profiles on your own, Kameleo or Undetectable if the profile cap is what's hurting. One thing first: none of these tools imports a full AdsPower profile. Your cookies come with you, your fingerprints don't. We compared all seven destinations and checked their pricing in 2026. This page covers legitimate use: agencies, e-commerce, teams that keep sessions apart.
The ranking is editorial: a sponsored spot is always labeled on its card, and no affiliate link changes a score.
Why people leave AdsPower, and why it's tricky
AdsPower has real strengths: 2 free profiles for life, two browser engines (Chromium and Firefox), action recording and replay, and a local API. People leave for other reasons: price, refund policy, and a security incident that defined 2025 for the product. Six reasons, all checked in 2026.
Pricing you can't read up front
AdsPower's pricing page shows the free plan (2 profiles) and Professional in steps of 10, 20, 50 or 100 profiles, but the paid amounts don't display in plain text, and Enterprise (5,000+ profiles) is quote-only. The one number the vendor publishes: from $9 a month. Budgeting a five-person team on 100 profiles means going through the app itself.
No refunds once you've paid
The official policy is blunt: no refunds after a purchase is confirmed. Renewal has to be cancelled at least 2 business days before the due date, or the next cycle can be charged to your balance. Negative reviews keep coming back to this: refused refunds, double charges. With 40% off annual plans, the long commitment is tempting, and that's where a mistake costs the most.
The 2025 security incident
In 2025, crypto wallet extensions served through AdsPower's infrastructure were replaced with a malicious version for a few days. A security firm put losses at about $4.7 million. AdsPower removed the code, force-uninstalled the affected extensions and notified the users involved. For teams handling sensitive logins, this is often what starts the search for an alternative.
Public reviews that are hard to trust
On the main consumer review site, AdsPower's rating is hidden for breaching the platform's guidelines, and fake reviews were removed. Over a thousand reviews remain, overwhelmingly five-star, with a few complaints about crashes when opening a profile. Without a rating you can rely on, you have to judge for yourself.
A refund-free annual plan multiplies the risk
AdsPower's annual discount (40%) and quarterly discount (15%) only pay off if the tool still fits a year later. Combined with the no-refund rule, a team that outgrows its tier or changes use case is stuck until renewal. Monthly billing costs more but keeps the exit open.
A profile cap that pushes you to archive
Every tier caps your profiles. AdsPower's answer is Profile Warehouse, an archive for up to 100,000 profiles (10,000 per group) that frees up slots. The vendor itself says exporting profiles "is just not convenient at all", with a risk of overlong cookies and incomplete fingerprints. The longer you stay, the more work leaving takes.
You're leaving because… go with…
The right AdsPower alternative depends on what's pushing you out. Usually only one row applies. Each card links to the full profile below.
100 profiles, unlimited members: $40 a month.
You drive profiles through an APIOcto BrowserAPI from the Base plan, €79 a month.
You want the lowest priceGoLogin$4.50 a month billed annually, 7-day trial.
You want to move before paying anythingIncogniton10 free profiles for two months, no card.
You run lots of profiles on your ownDolphin{anty}20 to 60 profiles for $10 a month.
The profile cap is blocking youKameleoUnlimited local profiles, you pay for open browsers.
AdsPower alternatives, tool by tool
For each tool: why to switch, who it's for, the catch, how to move from AdsPower, and what it costs. Scores come from our antidetect browser comparison, where AdsPower gets 3.9 out of 5. Prices are as listed in 2026, in dollars or euros depending on the vendor.
Multilogin: the safest bet for a growing team
Best for teamsWhy switch to Multilogin. It's the top-rated tool in our antidetect browser comparison (4.5 out of 5), and its pricing is the easiest to read. Every tier lists its profiles, seats and included proxy traffic. AdsPower only shows its entry price; here you know what your team will cost before you pay. At 100 profiles, Business 100 runs $40 a month with unlimited team members and 5 GB of proxy traffic per month.
Who it's for. Agencies that manage client accounts and need a separate login for each account manager, and e-commerce teams that check how their stores display in several countries.
Who it's not for. A solo operator who wants hundreds of profiles for a few dollars. Past 100 profiles the bill climbs fast: $89 a month for 300, up to $900 for 10,000.
The catch. Import only reads profiles exported from Multilogin itself (.zip files, 10 at a time), and export starts on Pro 50. Nothing comes over from AdsPower in one click, and if you ever leave, you'll want a plan that exports.
How to move from AdsPower. Rebuild your active profiles one by one, giving each the same proxy it had in AdsPower. Start on the Free plan (5 profiles, no card, no time limit) with your five most sensitive accounts, then pick the tier that matches the profiles you actually use.
Price. Pro 10 at $11 a month ($85 a year) for 10 profiles and 1 seat; Pro 20 at $19 with 2 seats; Pro 50 at $29; Business 100 at $40. Annual billing saves roughly 35%.
- Our score
- 4.5 out of 5
- Free
- 5 profiles, no card
- Paid
- Pro 10 from $11/mo
- Catch
- export only from Pro 50
Octo Browser: a clear grid with an API from the mid tier
Best for automationWhy switch to Octo Browser. The grid runs from 3 to 100,000 profiles with every tier spelled out, and the API is included from the Base plan. Octo lists its prices in euros (excluding VAT), which matters if your company or clients bill in Europe. Our score: 4.3 out of 5.
Who it's for. Teams that drive their profiles from scripts and want API access without jumping to an enterprise contract.
Who it's not for. Anyone who wants to start for free. There's no free plan, and we couldn't confirm a trial on the pricing page.
The catch. The entry plan, Lite at €10 a month, holds only 3 profiles. For 10 profiles you need Starter at €29 (30 profiles), and team seats only show up on Team (6 members).
How to move from AdsPower. Octo doesn't document an AdsPower import. You rebuild the profiles and bring over the cookies you can export. Stay on monthly billing during the move, then take 12 months for 30% off.
Price. Monthly, excluding VAT: Lite €10 (3 profiles), Starter €29 (30), Base €79 (200, API), Team €169 (600, 6 members), Advanced €329 (100,000, unlimited members). 30% off on 12 months.
- Our score
- 4.3 out of 5
- Free
- no free plan
- Paid
- Lite from €10/mo
- Edge
- API from Base
GoLogin: the cheapest for 10 to 100 profiles
CheapestWhy switch to GoLogin. Its Professional plan starts at the same $9 a month as AdsPower's entry price, but drops to $4.50 a month on annual billing, and the full grid is public. It's also the only vendor we read that spells out the AdsPower case in its migration docs. Our score: 4.1 out of 5.
Who it's for. Freelancers and small shops running 10 to 100 profiles who want the lowest price and a 7-day trial first.
Who it's not for. A team that needs a firm seat count up front. The pricing page contradicts itself on members, so get the answer from support in writing before you commit.
The catch. The free plan keeps only 3 profiles, with no sharing. The built-in importer handles Multilogin and Dolphin{anty}, Incogniton partly, but not AdsPower.
How to move from AdsPower. GoLogin's docs say it plainly: for AdsPower, you export each profile's cookies by hand and import them. Extensions don't carry over, and GoLogin assigns a new fingerprint, so some sites will ask you to sign in or verify again. Recheck every proxy after the import.
Price. Professional $9 a month or $4.50 billed annually (10 to 100 profiles); Business $99 ($49.50 annually) for 300 or 500 profiles; Enterprise $179 for 1,000; Custom from $279. GoLogin lists "7 days free returns" on its paid plans without spelling out the conditions, so get them confirmed in writing before you pay.
- Our score
- 4.1 out of 5
- Free
- 3 profiles, no sharing
- Paid
- $9/mo, $4.50 annual
- Catch
- no built-in AdsPower import
Incogniton: the roomiest free plan to move on
Generous free planWhy switch to Incogniton. The free plan gives you 10 profiles for the first two months, then 3, with no credit card. AdsPower stops at 2 free profiles, so this is the cheapest way to rebuild and check your accounts before spending anything. Our score: 3.8 out of 5.
Who it's for. A small team that wants a no-risk move and needs 3 seats on 150 profiles.
Who it's not for. A 10-person team, which lands on the Custom plan from $149.99 a month.
The catch. Starter Plus costs $19.99 a month for 10 profiles, more than double GoLogin at the same volume. It's $13.99 a month if you pay for 6 months, and 40% off on annual billing.
How to move from AdsPower. No AdsPower import is documented. Use the 10 free profiles to move your priority accounts one by one, with their proxy and cookies, then choose a plan.
Price. Starter Plus $19.99 a month (10 profiles); Entrepreneur $29.99 (50); Professional $79.99 (150 profiles, 3 members); Custom from $149.99.
- Our score
- 3.8 out of 5
- Free
- 10 profiles for 2 months, then 3
- Paid
- Starter Plus $19.99/mo
- Catch
- pricey at 10 profiles
Dolphin{anty}: lots of profiles for $10
Solo volumeWhy switch to Dolphin{anty}. Starter costs $10 a month and covers 20 to 60 profiles. That's the most profiles per dollar on this page, as long as you work alone. Our score: 3.7 out of 5.
Who it's for. A solo media buyer or seller who runs many stores or pages for their own business.
Who it's not for. A team. Starter adds no users, and from Base up every user is extra: $10 a month on Base, $20 on Team, $25 on Enterprise.
The catch. The jump from Starter ($10) to Base ($89, 100 profiles) is steep, and seat fees stack on top. With five people on Base, you'll quickly pass what Multilogin charges for Business 100.
How to move from AdsPower. No AdsPower import is documented. Rebuild your profiles with their proxies, then bring the cookies back in. One plus for later: GoLogin can import Dolphin{anty} profiles, so you're not locked in.
Price. Free with 3 profiles; Starter $10; Base $89; Team $159 (300 profiles); Enterprise $299. 20% off on 6 to 11 months, 40% off on 12.
- Our score
- 3.7 out of 5
- Free
- 3 profiles, 1 user
- Paid
- Starter $10/mo
- Catch
- users billed on top
Kameleo: pay for open browsers, not stored profiles
Unlimited profilesWhy switch to Kameleo. Kameleo doesn't count stored profiles. It bills for how many browsers you run at the same time, and local profiles are unlimited. If AdsPower keeps nudging you to archive profiles to stay in your tier, this model fixes that. Prices are in euros. Our score: 3.7 out of 5.
Who it's for. A team that keeps hundreds of profiles but opens about ten at once, for example to check ads or prices across countries.
Who it's not for. A tight budget: the first paid plan is €59 a month.
The catch. The free plan opens only 2 browsers at once, and after Startup (10 concurrent browsers) the next step is Business at €299 a month.
How to move from AdsPower. No AdsPower import is documented. The upside: storage is unlimited, so you can rebuild every profile, including the ones AdsPower made you archive, without moving up a tier.
Price. Startup €59 a month (€45 annually), 10 concurrent browsers, unlimited members; Business €299; Enterprise €1,499.
- Our score
- 3.7 out of 5
- Free
- 2 concurrent browsers
- Paid
- Startup €59/mo
- Edge
- unlimited local profiles
Undetectable: local profiles with no cap
Local storageWhy switch to Undetectable. On paid plans, profiles stored on your machine are unlimited; only cloud profiles count. It's another answer to AdsPower's profile cap, and cheaper than Kameleo. Our score: 3.5 out of 5.
Who it's for. Someone who works mostly from one computer and wants to store lots of profiles without paying per profile.
Who it's not for. A team that shares profiles. Sharing runs through the cloud, and the cloud is capped (50 profiles on Base, 100 on Professional).
The catch. Base at $34 a month includes one user; two users means Professional at $69. It's the lowest score in our comparison.
How to move from AdsPower. No AdsPower import is documented. Rebuild locally the profiles only you open, and put only shared ones in the cloud.
Price. Free with 5 cloud profiles; Base $34 a month (50 cloud profiles); Professional $69 (100 cloud profiles, 2 users); Custom $139.
- Our score
- 3.5 out of 5
- Free
- 5 cloud profiles
- Paid
- Base $34/mo
- Catch
- cloud capped, 1 user on Base
The 7 alternatives side by side
Our default picks: Multilogin for a team, GoLogin on a budget. For scale, take 100 profiles shared across a team: Multilogin Business 100 is $40 a month with unlimited members, Undetectable Professional $69 (100 cloud profiles, 2 users), Octo Base €79 (200 profiles, no team seats listed), Incogniton Professional $79.99 (150 profiles, 3 members), Dolphin{anty} Base $89 plus $10 per user. One row per tool: free plan and entry price on the left, team and migration on the right.
| Free plan and entry price | Team and moving from AdsPower | |
|---|---|---|
| AdsPowerStarting point | 2 free profiles for life; paid from $9 a month | Tier prices not displayed; no refunds after purchase |
| MultiloginTeams | 5 free profiles; Pro 10 at $11 a month | Unlimited members from Business 100 ($40); rebuild profiles |
| Octo BrowserAPI | No free plan; Lite €10 a month excl. VAT (3 profiles) | 6 members on Team (€169); rebuild profiles |
| GoLoginCheapest | 3 free profiles; $9 a month, $4.50 annual | Confirm seat count with support; AdsPower cookies imported by hand |
| IncognitonRoomy free plan | 10 profiles for 2 months, then 3; Starter Plus $19.99 | 3 members on Professional ($79.99); rebuild profiles |
| Dolphin{anty}Solo | 3 free profiles; Starter $10 (20 to 60 profiles) | Extra users from Base, $10 each; rebuild profiles |
| KameleoNo cap | 2 concurrent browsers; Startup €59 a month | Unlimited members from Startup; unlimited local profiles |
| UndetectableLocal | 5 cloud profiles; Base $34 a month | 2 users on Professional ($69); unlimited local profiles |
Monthly entry prices excluding tax, subject to change. Always check against your real number of profiles and seats.
Leave AdsPower in seven steps
Order matters. Each step protects something: your accounts, your money, your logins, and the continuity of your sessions.
Check that your use case is allowed
FirstBefore switching tools, look hard at what you use them for. Managing client accounts, checking how a store looks in another country, keeping a QA team's sessions apart: all normal. Running several personal Facebook accounts or getting around a Google Ads suspension is not, whether you do it in AdsPower or anything else.
For an agency on Meta, the intended route is the business portfolio (formerly Business Manager): your agency is added as a partner, and each client keeps ownership of its accounts.
- Risk if rushed
- client accounts suspended
Inventory the profiles you actually use
Day 1List every active profile: the account inside it, its proxy, its extensions, who uses it. Then split active profiles from the ones parked in Profile Warehouse, AdsPower's archive (up to 100,000 archived profiles, 10,000 per group).
Why? That number, not your total, decides your tier at the new tool. Plenty of AdsPower accounts carry profiles nobody opens anymore.
- Payoff
- the right tier, not the biggest
Turn off AdsPower's auto-renewal in time
MoneyAdsPower doesn't refund a plan once the purchase is confirmed. To avoid paying for another cycle, cancel renewal at least 2 business days before the due date; otherwise the next cycle can be charged to your balance.
Do it as soon as you've decided, and keep using what you've already paid for. That gives you a month (or a quarter) to move without paying twice.
- Deadline
- 2 business days before renewal
- Refund
- none after purchase
Export cookies profile by profile
DataNone of the tools on this page natively imports a full AdsPower profile. What travels well is cookies: export them profile by profile and name each file after its profile. AdsPower itself admits that exporting profiles is clunky, with a risk of overlong cookies and incomplete fingerprints.
Write down each profile's extensions separately. They won't come with it.
- Moves
- cookies
- Stays
- fingerprint, extensions
Rebuild each profile on the same proxy
ContinuityIn the new tool, create one profile per account, assign it exactly the proxy it had in AdsPower, then import its cookies. Keeping the same proxy means fewer changes at once for your own accounts or your clients' accounts, and fewer sign-ins to redo during the move.
Recheck every proxy after import. GoLogin's docs recommend it, and it applies to every tool.
- Rule
- one account, one proxy, unchanged
Reinstall extensions from the official store
SecurityReinstall each extension from the official Chrome Web Store, never from a file or an in-app library. That's the lesson of the 2025 incident, when crypto wallet extensions served through AdsPower's infrastructure were swapped for a malicious version.
For a crypto wallet, rotate your keys if you have any doubt about the old profile.
- Source
- Chrome Web Store only
Move in waves, then close the old account
In wavesStart with 5 to 10 low-stakes profiles. Sign in, clear whatever checks come up, and let them run for a few days. Then move client accounts, then the most important ones. The new fingerprint will trigger fresh sign-ins on some sites. That's expected.
Stay on monthly billing during the move, then switch to annual once everything checks out (up to 40% off at Dolphin{anty}, about 35% at Multilogin, 50% at GoLogin).
- Order
- low-stakes first
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What makes an AdsPower exit go wrong
The same mistakes show up in vendors' migration guides and in user reviews. None is technical in the strict sense. They're oversights, and each costs more than the time it would have taken to avoid it.
Paying another year by accident
A renewal not cancelled 2 business days ahead can be charged, and AdsPower doesn't refund. Put a reminder in your calendar a week before the date.
Moving everything on day one
Every profile arrives with a new fingerprint. If all your accounts ask for verification at once, your team loses the day. Go in waves of 5 to 10 profiles.
Changing proxies at the same time
Changing everything at once means more sign-ins to redo on your own and your clients' accounts, and makes it harder to tell what broke if a login fails. Keep each profile's proxy at least through the move.
Copying extensions over by hand
An extension reinstalled from a file or a local copy is exactly the 2025 scenario. Use the official Chrome Web Store, and only for extensions you still need.
Thinking the tool makes a use compliant
An antidetect browser keeps sessions apart; it doesn't change platform rules. Meta allows one personal account per person, Google Ads bans the misuse of multiple accounts. For an agency, Meta's business portfolio remains the official route.
Comparing prices without comparing units
Multilogin and GoLogin count profiles, Kameleo counts open browsers, Undetectable counts cloud profiles, Dolphin{anty} adds per-user fees. Compare on your real setup: active profiles, people, currency. Our antidetect browser ranking breaks down each grid.
- Use case checked against each platform's terms
- Inventory of active and archived profiles, proxies and extensions
- AdsPower renewal cancelled at least 2 business days ahead
- Cookies exported profile by profile, files named
- Profiles rebuilt on the same proxy, proxies rechecked
- Extensions reinstalled from the official Chrome Web Store
- Cutover in waves, sensitive accounts last
- New tool on monthly billing until the move is done
AdsPower alternatives: frequently asked questions
What is the best AdsPower alternative?
Multilogin for a team: pricing is public, and 100 profiles with unlimited members cost $40 a month. GoLogin for the lowest price ($4.50 a month on annual billing). Octo Browser if you need API access from the mid tier. Our antidetect browser ranking compares all of them.
What is the cheapest alternative to AdsPower?
GoLogin, at $4.50 a month billed annually for Professional. On monthly billing, Dolphin{anty} Starter at $10 covers up to 60 profiles, but for one user only. For free, Multilogin and Undetectable give 5 profiles, Incogniton 10 for two months.
Can I import my AdsPower profiles into another antidetect browser?
Not in one click. None of the tools we compared documents a native AdsPower import. You export each profile's cookies and import them into a rebuilt profile. The fingerprint is new, so expect re-logins.
Does AdsPower offer refunds?
No. Its official policy rules out refunds once a purchase is confirmed. Cancel renewal at least 2 business days before the due date to avoid a new charge. GoLogin, by contrast, lists "7 days free returns" on its paid plans without spelling out the conditions: get them confirmed in writing.
Is AdsPower safe after the 2025 hack?
The incident hit crypto wallet extensions, which were swapped for a malicious version through AdsPower's infrastructure. A security firm estimated losses at about $4.7 million. AdsPower removed the code, force-uninstalled the affected extensions and notified impacted users. If you stay, install extensions only from the official Chrome Web Store.
Multilogin vs AdsPower: which should I pick?
Multilogin if you want to know what you'll pay: every tier is listed, seats and proxy traffic included. AdsPower if 2 free profiles for life are enough. In our comparison, Multilogin scores 4.5 out of 5 and AdsPower 3.9.
Is using an antidetect browser legal?
The tool itself isn't banned; what matters is what you do with it. Managing client accounts or checking region-specific ads is normal. Meta's terms allow one personal account per person, though, and Google Ads bans the misuse of multiple accounts. No browser makes those practices compliant. If you manage social accounts for clients, see our social media tools for agencies.
What should I use instead of AdsPower for data collection?
If you mostly need to pull public data, an antidetect browser is the wrong tool. A web scraping tool does it more simply, provided you respect the target site's terms. Our web scraping tools comparison helps you pick.
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