Updated 17 Aug 2026
Vendors call three different capabilities cloud. The differences decide whether the product fits how you actually work.
Source note. Every specification on this site is copied from the vendor's own pricing page, help centre or documentation and dated 17 Aug 2026. Nothing here is measured by us. Where a vendor's marketing contradicts its documentation, the documentation is what we list. Some outbound links pay us a commission; entries are ordered alphabetically or by the column you sort on, never by payout.
Vendors use "cloud" for all three and the differences decide whether the product fits how you work.
| Product | Sync between machines | Runs sessions in cloud | Documented cloud ceiling | On free tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GoLogin | Yes | Yes, paid plans | Not published | Sharing excluded |
| AdsPower | Yes, encrypted | Not documented | Not published | Yes |
| Dolphin Anty | Yes | Not documented | Not published | No |
| Nativ Browser | Paid tiers | No | 1,000 / 10,000 | No |
Nativ Browser is the only product here publishing exact cloud ceilings: none on the free Preview Box, 1,000 on Core Box and 10,000 on Business Box. Sources: GoLogin, AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, Nativ docs, read 17 Aug 2026.
People asking about cloud storage are usually asking one of two things: whether the work survives their laptop dying, or whether the vendor can see their profiles. Those pull in opposite directions and no product optimises for both.
GoLogin. Cloud launches mean a session is not tied to your hardware being awake, and 2GB of residential proxy traffic comes with every paid plan.
Nativ Browser. Unlimited local profiles on paid tiers and a documented on-prem or hybrid deployment option. The licence check still requires a connection.
AdsPower. It is the only product here whose free tier syncs profiles across computers.
Only one vendor documents this, so it is the only one we can report. Nativ Browser states that a failed renewal drops the account to the free Preview Box with no retry, locally stored profiles stay on the device, and anything tied to a paid tier stops working. Its billing documentation also states fees are final and non-refundable.
The others do not publish an answer. That is worth asking support before you move a large catalogue into anyone's cloud.