AdsPower review50 of 100, weak
Two stealth engines, Chrome and Firefox based, a free two-profile plan, and prices the page only shows through script.
Reviewed 2026-09-17 by Phillip Paul Inker. Facts re-read 2026-09-17. 2 sources. www.adspower.com. Brand searches: 90,500 a month worldwide (Google, read 2026-09-17).
The most searched name in the category and the one whose prices we could not read: the plan page draws them with script. Tiers, profile counts and API limits are printed; the dollars are not.
Best for: Buyers who will open the page in a browser to see the price and want two engines and an RPA robot in one product.
Not one price is in the page's HTML; the tiers (Professional 10 to 100 profiles, Business, Enterprise 5,000 and up on request) are. The free plan holds two profiles.
Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers, fingerprints for several systems with 20 options and 50 parameters, batch profile management, a synchronizer and an RPA robot, per the plan and home pages.
Fingerprint isolation and ban avoidance are claimed; no result against a named checker is published on the pages read.
A local API at 120, 300 and 600 requests a minute by tier, RPA workflows, profile sync across computers and unlimited profile sharing with permissions.
Profile and member counts per tier and the feature matrix are printed; every price needs script, and the Enterprise tier is on request.
A free-forever plan with two profiles and a trial button; refund terms and payment methods are not on the pages read.
Every anti-detect browser in the database on one axis, rank 11 of 12. The zones are the grades.
Google Ads Keyword Planner, worldwide searches for “adspower”, read 2026-09-17. Demand, not quality: the rubric ignores it.
- Two engines, Chromium and Firefox based
- RPA robot and synchronizer on the plan matrix
- Free-forever plan with two profiles
- Profile sync across computers and encrypted profile data
- No price readable without running the page's script
- Enterprise on request only
- No published detection results
- Free plan
- 2 profiles, 0 members, 1 super-administrator [1]
- Professional tier
- 10, 20, 50 or 100 profiles; price by script [1]
- Engines
- Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers [1]
- Local API rate
- 120, 300 and 600 requests a minute by tier [1]
- Automation
- Synchronizer, RPA robot, customizable RPA workflows on the top tier [1]
- Fingerprint options
- 20 options and 50 customizable parameters, per the homepage [2]
- Sharing
- Unlimited profile sharing with member permissions [1]
What the plan page says
Four tiers: Free (2 profiles), Professional (10 to 100 profiles), Business (profiles and members selectable) and Enterprise (5,000 profiles and up, price on request). The page prints a feature matrix: stealth browsers, fingerprinting for several systems, custom fingerprints, proxy setup, encrypted profile data, sync, batch management, a trash bin, the synchronizer, the RPA robot and the local API with its rate per tier.
What it does not print, in the HTML a reader or a crawler receives, is a price. The numbers are drawn by script after the page loads. We quote what the page carries and rate transparency on that.
Fingerprints and automation
The homepage names a Firefox-based FlowerBrowser beside the Chrome-based browser, fingerprints for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, and 20 options with 50 parameters to set. Automation is the local API (120 to 600 requests a minute), the synchronizer and the RPA robot; the top tier adds customizable workflows.
Terms
A free plan without a time limit and a trial button. Refund terms and payment methods are not on the pages we read.
Questions people ask
What does AdsPower cost?
The plan page does not carry a price in its HTML; the numbers are rendered by script. The tiers are Free (2 profiles), Professional (10 to 100 profiles), Business and Enterprise (5,000 and up, on request).
Which engines does it use?
Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers; the homepage names the Firefox one FlowerBrowser.
Is there an API?
A local API with 120, 300 or 600 requests a minute depending on the tier, plus an RPA robot, per the plan matrix.
- Every price on the plan page is rendered by script and was not read; the review carries tiers and limits only.
- Refund terms, payment methods and the trial length were not on the pages read.
- [1]AdsPower pricing AdsPower, read 2026-09-17.
“Free: Profiles 2, Members 0, free forever. Enterprise: Profiles 5000+, Price upon request. Local API 120 / 300 / 600 requests/minute.”
- [2]AdsPower homepage AdsPower, read 2026-09-17.
“Create real browser fingerprints with 20+ options and 50+ customizable parameters. FlowerBrowser (Firefox-based).”
Badge for AdsPower’s own site
Certificate AD-B2C3D6, valid until 2027-09-17. Every badge links to it, so a reader can check the score is genuine. Eight looks on the badges page.
Shows AdsPower’s current score, 50 of 100, weak. Dark card, for most pages. It links to certificate AD-B2C3D6, valid until 2027-09-17, and changes by itself when the review does.
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