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Anti4 vs GoLogin vs AdsPower vs Multilogin: An Honest Comparison

2026-08-05 · 7 min read

Anti4 is the cheapest option and keeps everything on your machine, but it has no team features, no cloud sync and no hosted automation. If you work alone and want unlimited local profiles, Anti4 fits. If you share profiles with colleagues, Multilogin or GoLogin will serve you better.

We make Anti4, so read this with that in mind. We have tried to be accurate about where we lose. Competitor pricing was checked on 5 August 2026 from public pricing pages — verify current figures before deciding, because these change often.

Pricing, as published

ProductEntry priceModel
Anti4$0.10 per device, onceOne-time key per device, unlimited local profiles
AdsPowerFree tier (5 profiles), paid from ~$9/moSubscription, priced by profile count
GoLoginfrom ~$24/moSubscription, priced by profile count
Multiloginfrom ~$99/mo (10 profiles)Subscription, priced by profile count

Two honest observations about that table. First, AdsPower has a genuinely free tier. If five profiles is all you need, it costs nothing and our price advantage is irrelevant. Second, the gap widens sharply with scale, because the others charge per profile and Anti4 charges per device.

Where Anti4 loses

These are real gaps, not softened ones.

  • No team collaboration. You cannot share a profile with a colleague, assign roles or transfer accounts between team members. Multilogin and GoLogin are built around this. If you run an agency with staff, that alone rules Anti4 out.
  • No cloud profile sync. Profiles live on the machine that created them. Move to a new laptop and you export and import manually.
  • No hosted automation. Competitors offer cloud-run scripted flows. Anti4 exposes local CDP and MCP so you can drive it from your own scripts or an LLM, but you run that yourself.
  • Much smaller track record. The others have years of public reviews and large user bases. Anti4 does not. That is a legitimate reason to be cautious.
  • Crypto payment only. USDT on TRC20 or BEP20. If you need a card receipt for accounting, that is a real obstacle.

Where Anti4 wins

  • Cost at scale. Per-device pricing with unlimited local profiles versus per-profile subscriptions. At 100 profiles the difference is not marginal.
  • No renewal risk. A one-time key keeps working. Nothing expires and shuts off access to profiles you built over months.
  • Local data. Profiles, cookies and history sit in a folder on your disk. If we disappear tomorrow, your data does not.
  • Local automation surface. CDP and MCP run on your machine, so you can point an LLM at the browser without sending session data to a third-party automation cloud.

Which to pick

Your situationBest fit
Five profiles, no budgetAdsPower free tier
A team sharing accountsMultilogin or GoLogin
You need card payment and invoicesAny of the other three
Solo, many profiles, hate subscriptionsAnti4
You want data to stay on your machineAnti4
You need cloud-hosted automationMultilogin or AdsPower

How to test any of them properly

Do not trust a comparison table, including this one. Run the same check on each candidate:

  1. Create two profiles and open a fingerprint testing site in both. The values should differ.
  2. Close and reopen each profile, then re-test. The values should be identical to the first run. Instability is worse than sameness.
  3. Attach a proxy from a specific country and check that timezone and language follow the IP rather than your real location.
  4. Price it at the profile count you will actually reach in six months, not the count you start with.

Anti4 has a 7-day free trial per machine and no card is required, so step one costs you nothing.

Anti4 is $0.10 per device, once. No subscription.

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