AdsPower review

The free plan is always available and stays free forever with a limited set of profiles, and a free trial of the paid plan comes before any commitment. Entry to the paid tier starts at $9, which is a modest figure beside the €6.84 typical across the brands ranked here.

AdsPower lists free and budget models. The free plan covers a limited set of profiles and a super-administrator seat and stays free forever, while a free trial of the paid plan shows what changes when a team needs more profiles or shared access for several operators.

It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, so the same account covers desktop and phone use. AdsPower is a browser tool rather than a search engine or an ad blocker, and profile data is encrypted and stored on the device, only syncing to the cloud with permission.

The stated policy is that profile data is encrypted and stored locally, and is not synced to the cloud without permission. For team accounts, access and action logs are tracked, which matters when several people work on the same profiles.

Open source is no, so the code behind the browser profiles cannot be inspected by outside developers. Anyone weighing AdsPower for sensitive work relies on the company's own description of its encryption and local storage rather than on readable source.

It suits teams and agencies that need many separate browser identities, and the free plan covers a small set of profiles for solo use. Team features include access and action logs, which come in handy when several people share the same accounts.

The service comes from SUNFLOWER TECH PTE. LTD., whose terms place it in Singapore, and the company was founded in 2019. The terms name no regulator and no licence, so the contract is with the company itself rather than with a licensed provider.

Support runs on email, help centre and community: email, the help centre and the community. There is no phone line or live chat listed, so answers arrive as written replies and resolution depends on how quickly the team responds.