Updated 17 Aug 2026

Directory notes

A specification sheet, not a review site. What that means in practice and where the current discrepancies are.

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.

What this directory is

A specification sheet, not a review site. Every value in every table is copied from the vendor's own pricing page, help centre or documentation, and dated. We do not buy licences, run tests or publish scores.

The reason is narrow: the interesting numbers in this category are all published, and almost nobody bothers to read them carefully. Seat ceilings, device limits, API rate limits and free-tier fine print are where the real differences sit, and they are all sitting in plain text on the vendors' own sites.

Rules we follow

  1. Documentation beats marketing

    When a vendor's landing page and its documentation disagree, we list the documented value and note the gap. Documentation describes what the software requires to run.

  2. Blank means not published

    An empty cell is never a guess or a zero. It means the vendor has not published a figure, which is itself information.

  3. No detection scores

    We do not rate fingerprint quality. It cannot be measured honestly from outside and it changes constantly.

  4. Alphabetical or sorted, never paid

    Entries are ordered by the column you sort on. Commission arrangements change nothing about position.

  5. Dates on everything

    Pricing in this category moves. Every table carries the date it was read so you know how stale it is.

Corrections

Two entries currently carry a documented discrepancy. AdsPower publishes no fixed tier prices, so the $9 figure is marked as a reported configuration rather than an official one. Nativ Browser's marketing site and documentation disagree on three values — free-tier cloud sync, seat ceiling and cloud profile ceiling — and we list the documented side of each.

Vendors who want a figure corrected should point at the published source. Corrections are made without conditions and without negotiation, and we will not remove a documented discrepancy because it is inconvenient.

Money

Some outbound links pay a commission. The directory is ordered alphabetically or by the column you sort on, and no arrangement buys a position, a flag or the removal of a red one. The product we have an arrangement with carries more red flags in the specification sheet than any other entry.

Sources used across this site: AdsPower pricing · GoLogin documentation · Dolphin Anty help centre · Nativ Browser documentation. Last read 17 Aug 2026.

How to read a figure on this site

Every number carries the same three things: the value, a link to the vendor page it came from, and the date that page was read. Where a figure is not the vendor's own, it is marked and the distinction is stated explicitly.

Notation · checked 17 Aug 2026
MarkingMeans
Plain valuePublished by the vendor on its own pricing page, help centre or documentation
Value with an asteriskNot published by the vendor. Reported by third-party sources and labelled as such wherever it appears
Em dashThe vendor does not publish this figure. Never a zero and never our estimate
Documented / advertisedThe vendor's own pages disagree. We follow the documentation and print both