GeeLark
Cloud Android phones and a multi-account browser for managing social accounts
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Pricing
Paid
API
Yes
Platforms
What is GeeLark?
GeeLark is a cloud phone platform that runs Android devices in the cloud so marketers can manage many social media accounts from separate profiles. Alongside cloud phones it offers a multi-account browser, and it supports account work on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, Pinterest, Facebook and X.
Users can automate tasks with templates, such as batch-creating Facebook posts with videos, graphics and text. A synchronizer repeats actions across devices, and team collaboration features let several people share the work. GeeLark AI includes image-to-video, text-to-video, an image generator and a video editor, built on models such as Seedance, Veo, KLING, Nano Banana and Hailuo. Developers get an API, a CLI and an MCP server.
GeeLark sells Base and Pro subscriptions. Each includes a monthly allowance of cloud phone time that depends on how many profiles the plan has. Usage beyond that allowance costs $0.007 per minute, with a $1 daily cap per phone.
Key features
- Cloud-hosted Android phones
- Multi-account browser with separate profiles
- Automation templates, including batch Facebook posting
- Synchronizer for repeating actions across devices
- Team collaboration
- AI image-to-video, text-to-video and image generation
- API, CLI and MCP server
- XAPK app uploads
Use cases
Who it's for
Running many TikTok or Instagram accounts
Keep each account on its own cloud phone profile instead of using physical devices.
Batch content posting
Use automation templates to publish posts with videos, graphics and text across several accounts.
Agency team workflows
Share profiles with teammates and repeat actions across devices with the synchronizer.
Programmatic control
Use the API, CLI or MCP server to run cloud phones from scripts or AI agents.
GeeLark pricing
From the vendor's site, checked Nov 4, 2026. Prices change — confirm on their pricing page.
Base
month
Not listed
- Monthly free cloud phone minutes based on profile count
Pro
month
Not listed
- Monthly free cloud phone minutes based on profile count
Cloud phone usage
per minute
$0.007/min
- Daily cap of $1 per phone
Per profile on the cheapest plan: $2.60$13 ÷ 5. Worked out from the figures in GeeLark in numbers below.
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GeeLark in numbers
- Free profiles
- 2
- Cheapest paid plan
- $13
- Profiles on it
- 5
- Team members
- Unlimited (free seats)
- Desktop apps
- Windows, macOS, Linux
- Cloud phones
- Yes
- API / automation
- Open API plus built-in automation templates
- Built-in proxies
- Yes
The Base plan scales from 5 up to 1,000 profiles; cloud phone usage is billed separately by the minute. From GeeLark's own pages, checked Nov 6, 2026. Each figure links to the page it is from; fields the vendor doesn't state are left out.
How GeeLark compares
- Per profile on the cheapest plan: $2.60 at GeeLark, more than all 4 similar services that state it.
- GeeLark has the weakest free profiles of the 5 services here: 2.
- GeeLark has the weakest profiles on it of the 5 services here: 5.
| Tool | Per profile on the cheapest plan | Free profiles | Cheapest paid plan | Profiles on it | Browser engine | API / automation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GGeeLark | $2.60 | 2 | $13 | 5 | — | Open API plus built-in automation templates | |
M Multilogin | $1.10 | 5 | $11 | 10 | Both (Mimic Chromium-based; Stealthfox Firefox-based, legacy) | Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright | GeeLark vs Multilogin |
| MMoreLogin | $0.90 | 2 | $9 | 10 | Both (Chromium and Firefox) | Local API, Selenium, Puppeteer (WebDriver port) | GeeLark vs MoreLogin |
I Incogniton | $2 | 3 | $19.99 | 10 | Chromium-based | REST API, SDKs; Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright (Entrepreneur plan and up) | GeeLark vs Incogniton |
A AdsPower | $0.90 | 2 | $9 | 10 | Both (SunBrowser Chromium-based, FlowerBrowser Firefox-based) | Local API (Selenium, Puppeteer), RPA builder | GeeLark vs AdsPower |
Figures from each vendor's own pages; — means the vendor doesn't state it. The closest alternatives in our directory by category. “Starts at” is the cheapest paid plan per month, as each vendor lists it.
Pros and cons
Strengths
- Combines cloud Android phones and a multi-account browser
- Subscriptions include monthly cloud phone minutes
- Extra usage capped at $1 per phone per day
- API, CLI and MCP server available
Limitations
- Plan prices could not be read from the vendor's pages
- Included minutes expire after 30 days and do not roll over
GeeLark FAQ
What is GeeLark?
A platform that runs Android phones in the cloud, plus a multi-account browser, for managing multiple social media accounts.
How is cloud phone time billed?
Base and Pro plans include monthly minutes based on profile count. Extra usage costs $0.007 per minute, capped at $1 per day.
Do unused minutes roll over?
No. Included minutes expire if not used within 30 days.
Does GeeLark have an API?
Yes. It offers an API at open.geelark.com, along with a CLI and an MCP server.
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