Multilogin
Repriced in July 2026 — a free tier, $7.08 entry and Android cloud phones, which nothing else here has. Most comparisons still quote its old prices.
Antidetect browsers, scored on what vendors publish
Every score here is built from vendor documentation and hands-on use of the free tier, with the date each figure was checked printed on the page. We do not run a paid testing lab and we do not claim months of monitoring data, because we would have no way to prove it — and neither does anyone else making that claim.
Full comparison
| Product | Score | Free tier | Entry price | Automation | Operating systems | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multilogin | 8.4 | 5 profiles | $7.08/mo | API, ADB, Selenium, Playwright | Win, macOS, Linux + Android cloud | vendor page |
| Dolphin Anty | 7.9 | 5 profiles | $10/mo | Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright | Win, macOS, Linux | vendor page |
| AdsPower | 7.8 | 2 profiles | $9/mo* | Local API plus RPA builder | Win, macOS, Linux | vendor page |
| GoLogin | 7.5 | 3 profiles | $9/mo | REST API | Win, macOS, Linux | vendor page |
| Nativ Browser | 4.7 | 2 profiles, no sync | $49/mo | None | Windows only | vendor page |
* Official pricing: dynamically calculated. AdsPower publishes no fixed tier price — its pricing page runs a calculator keyed to profile and member counts. Commonly reported starting configuration: $9/mo for 10 profiles, from third-party pricing trackers, not from AdsPower. Source: AdsPower pricing page, checked 2026-08-24.
Reviews
Dolphin Anty
Biggest free allowance and the most precisely documented limits in the category — now cut from ten profiles to five.
AdsPower
The strongest automation stack here, held back by a two-profile free plan and pricing you have to configure to see.
GoLogin
Cheapest on annual billing by a wide margin, but the entry tier includes no team seats and the published prices contradict each other.
Nativ Browser
Unbeatable per seat for a Windows team — 100 users and 200 devices on a $99 plan — but Windows-only, no API, and the weakest free tier here.
What these scores can and cannot tell you
Pricing, published limits, platform coverage and API surface are all verifiable, and that is what the scores here measure. How well a given fingerprint holds up against a specific platform over weeks of real use is not verifiable from the outside — it changes constantly and depends on your proxies, your accounts and your behaviour far more than on the browser.
Any review promising a definitive answer on detection resistance is either running a private test it cannot show you, or making it up. We would rather be useful about the part we can actually check — which, as it turns out, is where most of the surprises are. One of the four publishes two different prices for the same plan in its own documentation.
Questions
How are these antidetect browsers scored?
Six weighted criteria, every one resolving to a figure the vendor publishes: free tier, entry price, automation surface, team seats, platform coverage and documentation consistency. No criterion depends on a private measurement.
Which antidetect browser scores highest?
Dolphin Anty at 7.9, narrowly ahead of AdsPower at 7.8 and GoLogin at 7.5. Nativ Browser scores 4.7 overall while scoring highest of the four on team seats.
Do you test detection resistance?
No. It cannot be established from outside the product, it changes weekly, and it depends on your proxies, account history and behaviour far more than on the software. Any review publishing a detection score is inventing it.
Where do the figures come from?
Vendor pricing pages, help centres and documentation, each read on a stated date. Where a vendor's marketing contradicts its own documentation we follow the documentation and say so.
Sources: AdsPower pricing · GoLogin docs · Dolphin Anty help centre · Nativ Browser documentation. All figures read 2026-08-24.