AdsPower delivers the capability most people are buying at roughly a quarter of Multilogin's price, and that is the whole argument. Isolated profiles, configurable fingerprints, bulk creation from templates, bulk proxy import, and a Local API for Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium that reviewers describe as the best-documented here.
The bulk operations deserve particular mention. Creating and configuring 200 profiles from a template, importing proxies in bulk and assigning them automatically turns a day of clicking into a few minutes. For anyone operating at scale, that is a larger practical benefit than any fingerprint claim.
The trade-offs are support and polish. Support is ticket-based with slow first responses and answers that reviewers frequently describe as templated. The interface is functional rather than pleasant, translations are uneven in places, and there is no meaningful audit logging for teams — sharing exists, but the accountability layer Multilogin provides does not.
Our guidance: the sensible default for individuals and small operations doing this work at scale on a budget. Move to Multilogin when several people need access and someone must be accountable for who did what.