AdLock review
A broad ad and tracker blocker for up to five devices across desktop and mobile.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AdLock is an ad-blocking and privacy application for people who want coverage across browsers, installed applications, desktop computers, and mobile devices. It blocks pop-ups, banners, video and audio ads, while also filtering trackers, tracking scripts, malicious requests, redirects, and other unwanted web content. Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and a Chrome extension are supported, making it a fit for individuals using several device types rather than only one browser.
The product uses a freemium model, with free browser extensions and paid standalone applications. The 1 month plan costs $9.95 per month and covers up to five devices, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. The 12 months plan costs $39.50 per year, is billed yearly, covers up to five devices, and includes the same guarantee. The 5 years plan covers up to five devices, is billed every five years, and includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. A 14-day trial is stated for the product, while the iOS user guide mentions a 7-day App Store trial.
AdLock’s platform coverage is a central strength: its browser integrations include Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, and Microsoft Edge, and its filtering works at the HTTP and DNS traffic levels. Automatic advertising-filter updates, per-site controls, rule fine-tuning, safe-browsing protection, and anti-tracking features extend beyond basic ad removal. It suits users who want one product spanning browsers and applications, but the five-device limit may not fit larger device groups, and users seeking the deepest available feature set may prefer an alternative.
AdLock pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Blocks ads in browsers and installed applications
- Adds tracker, phishing, HTTP, and DNS filtering
- Supports Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and major browsers
- Where it doesn't
- Paid licenses cover up to five devices
- Verified feature depth is lighter than some alternatives
- iOS trial terms differ from the stated 14-day trial
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