AdLock
AdLock — The Premier Ad Blocker for Distraction-Free Surfing
AdLock offers ad blocking for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and Android TV, plus browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox and others. A single license covers up to five devices. The company states it does not participate in 'acceptable ads' programs and blocks all ads by default, with the option to allow specific sites or apps. Free options include browser extensions and a free trial of the standalone apps; paid plans are subscription-based.
9 alternatives to AdLock
Ranked by how well each tool replaces AdLock: shared features, audience, price and popularity.
Block ads, pop-ups, and trackers across browsers, apps, and networks
Covers 0 of 12 key features and is open source.
Open source65 out of 100 match—Surf the web with no annoying ads
Covers 0 of 12 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source63 out of 100 matchContact sales- 60 out of 100 match$11/mo
A browser defense platform that disarms dangerous websites at time-of-click using native,
Covers 1 of 12 key features.
56 out of 100 matchContact salesDNS-based content filtering service that blocks malware, adult content and unwanted sites
Covers 0 of 12 key features.
Free plan55 out of 100 match$8.99/mo- 50 out of 100 match$19.99/mo
Free DNS filtering solution for businesses, schools, hospitals, and more.
Covers 1 of 12 key features.
Free plan47 out of 100 matchFreeNetwork-wide ad blocking for your entire home or office.
Covers 0 of 12 key features and is open source.
Open source43 out of 100 match—