BeastBrowser vs AdsPower: Full Feature & Price Comparison

AdsPower charges by the profile and by the team member: 100 profiles cost $36 a month, every extra team member adds $5 a month, and its free plan stops at 2 profiles. BeastBrowser charges one flat price instead — $30 a month for unlimited profiles, with a free plan of up to 5 local profiles a day and a proxy store built into the app. Below, the two are compared on price at scale, automation, proxies, platforms and support — including the places where AdsPower is genuinely the stronger tool.

Pick BeastBrowser if your profile count keeps growing, you work in a team, or you want to buy and bind proxies inside the same app.

Pick AdsPower if you need Linux, or your workflows already run on its mature RPA system.

The one-line price fact: at 100 profiles AdsPower costs $36/mo plus $5 per extra member; BeastBrowser costs $30/mo at 100 profiles — and the same $30 at 1,000.

Price at scale

Prices checked 4 November 2026.

Pricing: flat vs metered

BeastBrowser: flat $30/month with unlimited local profile creation on paid tiers. The free plan is free forever, no credit card. Your bill is the same whether you run 15 or 150 profiles.

AdsPower: tiered pricing — the monthly cost scales with profiles and seats. It is manageable for a solo operator with a handful of profiles, but it grows as you scale.

That is the decision for most teams, honestly. If your profile count grows, flat pricing wins.

See how every browser's bill compares at 100 and 300 profiles in our full pricing comparison.

Fingerprint and profile isolation

Both isolate Chromium sessions with per-profile cookies, storage, and fingerprint configuration. BeastBrowser configures 50+ parameters per profile (Canvas, WebGL, AudioContext, fonts, timezone, WebRTC, hardware signals) and keeps each profile's identity stable across launches.

Pricing note: verify both vendors' current pricing pages before deciding — plans change, and this comparison was verified in November 2026.

Automation: the real gap

BeastBrowser ships Synchronizer (mirror actions across open profiles live), a no-code RPA recorder, cookie warming, Playwright export, and a Local API + HTTP MCP server — all included in the flat price.

AdsPower has RPA features on higher tiers, but you will pay more to reach them. If automation is central to your operation, AdsPower's RPA depth is a genuine reason to consider it.

Support and operations

BeastBrowser runs 24/7 human support via WhatsApp and live chat. Profiles are local and encrypted on your PC, with transfer packs for controlled handoffs between operators.

The bottom line

Choose BeastBrowser if you want flat pricing that does not punish growth, unlimited profiles, and service that stays the same at scale. Choose AdsPower if you need Linux or your workflows already run on its mature RPA system.

BeastBrowser vs AdsPower: full feature comparison

Where AdsPower is genuinely strong

AdsPower has been in this market far longer than BeastBrowser, and two of its strengths are real. Its RPA system is the more mature one — if your operation already runs complex no-code automation flows, AdsPower's RPA depth is a genuine reason to stay. It also ships a Linux app, which BeastBrowser does not offer at all. AdsPower publishes a certification stack (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701), and any honest comparison should record how it got there: in January 2025 a supply-chain attack on its extension infrastructure was reported by MetaMask, with $3M+ stolen — the certifications are the company's published response since. We include this because switchers deserve the full picture, in both directions.

Where BeastBrowser wins

Price at scale. AdsPower's bill grows twice — with profiles and with team members. BeastBrowser's does not grow at all: $30/month flat for unlimited profiles, $199/year if you prefer one payment.

Proxies without a second vendor. AdsPower does not sell proxies (its own FAQ says so); you source them elsewhere and import them. BeastBrowser's Proxy Store sits inside the app — buy a proxy and bind it to a profile in the same place.

A free plan you can actually test on. 2 profiles (AdsPower) shows you an interface. Up to 5 local profiles a day, every day, with the API and MCP server included (BeastBrowser) lets you test a real workflow before paying.

Switching from AdsPower: what to expect

Profiles are not portable between antidetect browsers — no vendor's profile format opens in another vendor's app, so plan the move as a rebuild: recreate your profiles in BeastBrowser, bind one proxy per profile, and re-login your accounts. Cookies are the portable part of a setup; export what you can from AdsPower and import it into the matching new profiles. Run both tools in parallel for a few days — BeastBrowser's free plan covers the overlap at no cost — and cancel the old subscription only once every account is logging in cleanly from its new profile. If you are comparing alternatives rather than a head-to-head, see our guide to the best AdsPower alternative.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is BeastBrowser better than AdsPower for teams?

For most teams, yes — because of how the bill works. AdsPower charges per profile and adds $5/month for every extra team member, so a growing team's cost rises on two axes at once. BeastBrowser charges a flat $30/month for unlimited profiles, with team seats, roles and profile transfer packs as part of the product. AdsPower remains the better pick for a team whose workflows depend on its mature RPA system or that needs Linux.

Which is cheaper, BeastBrowser or AdsPower?

BeastBrowser, at any realistic working scale. At 100 profiles AdsPower costs $36/month plus $5/month per extra member; BeastBrowser costs $30/month flat. At 300 profiles AdsPower is $86/month plus member fees; BeastBrowser is still $30. AdsPower's free plan (2 profiles) is also smaller than BeastBrowser's (up to 5 local profiles a day).

Does AdsPower include proxies?

No. AdsPower's own FAQ states that it does not offer built-in proxies — you buy proxies from a separate provider and import them. BeastBrowser includes a proxy manager plus an in-app Proxy Store, so proxies can be bought and bound to profiles inside the same app (the proxies themselves are a separate purchase on either tool).

Does AdsPower work on Linux?

Yes — and this is a genuine AdsPower advantage. BeastBrowser runs on Windows 10/11 and macOS (Apple Silicon) only. If your setup needs Linux today, AdsPower fits and BeastBrowser does not.

Can I move my AdsPower profiles to BeastBrowser?

Not directly — profiles cannot be transferred between different antidetect browsers. The practical route is to recreate the profiles in BeastBrowser, bind one proxy per profile, carry over the cookies you can export, and re-login the accounts. The free plan lets you run the new setup alongside AdsPower while you move.

Sources & Credits

• BeastBrowser official pricing page — beastbrowser.com/pricing
• AdsPower official pricing page — adspower.com/pricing (100 profiles $36/mo, $5/member/mo, 300 profiles $86/mo, 1,000 profiles $197/mo — verified 4 November 2026)
• AdsPower's own FAQ (proxy position: no built-in proxies) — adspower.com
• January 2025 incident: MetaMask's report, as cited by Incogniton's category coverage; AdsPower's certification stack (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701) as published by AdsPower
• All figures were verified in November 2026; prices change — check the official pages for the latest figures.

By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser