GoLogin vs AdsPower: cloud launches or an RPA robot

We make Mosaic, which is neither of these. The facts below are from GoLogin's and AdsPower's own pricing pages on 2 November 2026; we tried to be fair to both, and corrections go to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

GoLogin vs AdsPower is a close call on price: both open at the same price, $9 a month for 10 profiles, so the choice comes down to where your profiles run and how you automate them. GoLogin's pricing page is built around its cloud: profiles that "can run from any platform or regular browser", cloud launches, a cloud browser with nothing installed, and an Android app. AdsPower's is built around a desktop app with a robot in it: an RPA builder, a synchronizer, and Chrome and Firefox browsers. AdsPower draws its prices with JavaScript, so we read them in a browser.

GoLogin vs AdsPower at a glance

US dollars a month, billed monthly, unless the row says otherwise.

	GoLogin	AdsPower
Free plan	3 profiles; no sharing or team members	2 profiles, no members
Trial	7 days	7 days, every feature
10 profiles	$9 (Professional)	$9 (Professional)
Other small sizes	25, 50, 100 on a slider	20 for $12, 50 for $21, 100 for $36
Next tier	Business, $99 for 300 or 500	Business, $61 for 200
1,000 profiles	$179 (Enterprise)	Not printed; Enterprise quoted from 5,000
Beyond	Custom from $279, 2,000 to 100,000	Enterprise, price on request
Paying yearly	50% off	40% off; 15% off quarterly
Run profiles in the cloud	Cloud launches (1 to 4 at once) and a cloud browser	Not listed
Phone	Android app	Not listed
No-code automation	Not listed	RPA robot, synchronizer
API	REST API, 300 to 1,200 requests a minute	Local API, 300 to 1,500 requests a minute
Sharing	10 to 2,000 profile shares by plan	Unlimited profile sharing, member permissions
Downloads	Windows, Mac Intel, Mac Apple chip, Linux	Not on the pricing page

How it works: Bulk actions

The price, size by size

At 10 profiles they tie at $9. GoLogin's page source prints only that first step; loaded in a browser from Europe, the slider showed €19 for 25 profiles and €39 for 100, so check it in your own currency. AdsPower's Professional steps are $12 for 20, $21 for 50 and $36 for 100.

The tiers above that do not line up. AdsPower's Business is $61 for 200. GoLogin's Business is $99 and holds 300 or 500, and its Enterprise is $179 for 1,000, a size AdsPower does not print. So for 200 profiles AdsPower is cheaper; for 1,000, GoLogin is the one that gives you a price at all.

Paying ahead favours GoLogin. Its yearly price is half the monthly one: $4.50 for 10 profiles, $49.50 for Business, $89.50 for Enterprise. AdsPower takes 40% off for a year, which makes its 10-profile plan $5.40.

What GoLogin does that AdsPower does not list

Running profiles away from your computer. Cloud launches let 1 to 4 profiles run in GoLogin's cloud at once, depending on plan, and the cloud browser runs profiles "without installing anything on the device". There is an Android app, and the site menu also lists Cloud Android and a Browser MCP. If you work from more than one machine, or from a phone, this is GoLogin's main argument.

Linux. The footer of the pricing page offers downloads for Windows, Intel Macs, Apple-chip Macs and Linux.

What AdsPower does that GoLogin does not list

The robot. AdsPower lists an RPA robot with customisable workflows and a synchronizer that repeats one profile's actions in others. For a team that does not write code, that replaces scripts. AdsPower also lists Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers, encrypted profile data, sync across computers and a trash that restores deleted profiles.

A higher API ceiling. AdsPower's local API tops out at 1,500 requests a minute, GoLogin's REST API at 1,200. Both are on paid plans, and both are enough for most scripts.

Which to pick

Pick GoLogin if you want profiles reachable from the cloud or a phone, if you run Linux, if you will pay yearly, or if you need a printed price for 1,000 profiles or more. Pick AdsPower if a no-code robot is the reason you are buying, or if your library sits around 200 profiles, where AdsPower's $61 Business plan is under GoLogin's $99 one. GoLogin's own rival among buying teams is set out in GoLogin vs Dolphin Anty, and AdsPower's in AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty. For what else sits near each, see GoLogin alternatives.

Use either for accounts you are entitled to run; neither changes what a platform's terms allow.

If neither fits

GoLogin leans into its cloud, and AdsPower syncs profiles across computers. Mosaic, which we make, does neither: every profile stays on your computer, there is no cloud browser and no team, and Pro is $49 a month with no per-profile metering. Its import reads GoLogin and AdsPower exports by their structure. The rest of the field is in the best anti-detect browsers.