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An AnyTo alternative: PinDrift vs AnyTo

iMyFone’s AnyTo carries the most expensive lifetime licence of anything we compare, at more than twice ours. It is also the older product, with a larger company behind it.

The most expensive lifetime licence of any tool we compare, at more than twice ours.

This page is written by PinDrift, so read it the way you would read any comparison written by one of the two products in it. What we can do is show our own losses, put the numbers where you can check them, and say plainly which parts we could not verify. That is the version worth publishing.

Side by side

PinDriftAnyTo
Lifetime price$70$149.99
Subscription$9/mo or $60/yr$19.99/mo, $39.99/quarter, or $79.99/yr
Free trialYes, no card and no accountNone (refund policy only)
iPhone appIncluded in every paid planNo iPhone app
Live speed controlAnti-Speed™, a live governor on the phoneRoute speed presets, no live governor
Updates after year oneFree, forever$29/yr after year one
Desktop platformsWindows and macOSWindows and macOS
AndroidYes, a standalone appYes

Competitor prices and features checked on August 23, 2026 and shown in USD. They are researched by hand from each vendor's own site, and they change without notice. Check the vendor before you buy on the strength of a number here. PinDrift's own figures come from product-facts.json.

Where AnyTo is better

AnyTo is a mature product with a long history and a large support organisation behind it.

Where we are better

$70 against $149.99 is the headline. Free updates rather than $29 a year, a real free trial, and the iPhone app included.

The difference that is not on the table

Every tool here, ours included, is a desktop program driving a tethered iPhone. The thing that separates PinDrift is that there is also an app on the phone, included in every paid plan, so the phone can hold and move its own location once it is installed. That is also where Anti-Speed runs: a live governor that holds the speed you report at the limit while the car does whatever it is doing. Nothing else on this page offers it.

What we could not verify

Everything above came from iMyFone’s own pages. These did not, so they are listed rather than asserted:

If you work at iMyFone and any of it is wrong, tell us and we will correct it.

Which should you actually buy

If a long-established name matters most, AnyTo has one. If it does not, $149.99 against $70 is a hard number to argue with, and the free trial means you can check ours before spending anything.

Frequently asked questions

Is PinDrift better than AnyTo?

It depends what you are optimising for, and this page says so in both directions. AnyTo is a mature product with a long history and a large support organisation behind it.

How much does AnyTo cost?

Subscription: $19.99/mo, $39.99/quarter, or $79.99/yr. Lifetime: $149.99. PinDrift is $70 once, or $9 a month.

Does AnyTo have an iPhone app?

No, as of our last check. PinDrift includes an iPhone app with every paid plan, which lets the phone hold its own location without a computer.

Can AnyTo control speed like Anti-Speed?

Not as a live governor, as far as we can tell. It offers route speed presets. Anti-Speed runs on the phone and holds the speed you report at or under a limit you set while you are actually moving.

Do you have a free trial?

The PinDrift iPhone app gives you 30 minutes of spoofing a day free, with no card and no account. The desktop app has no free tier. AnyTo offers a refund policy rather than a free trial.

Ellis writes the guides here. Mostly that means reading Apple’s developer documentation so you do not have to, and testing what the tracking apps actually do rather than what their marketing says they do.

Try it before you decide

A real free trial: no card, no account. $9 a month, $60 a year, or $70 once.

Download PinDrift $9/mo, $60/yr, or $70 once

Sources

Checked 30 August 2026. Competitor links are the vendor's own pages, not our summary of them.

  1. AnyTo pricing, iMyFone's own store. Vendors in this category change prices often and run permanent-looking promotions, so the figures on this page are what was listed when it was written. If the number there and the number here disagree, the vendor is right and we are out of date.
  2. Enabling Developer Mode on a device, Apple Developer Documentation. Why every tool in this comparison needs Developer Mode and none of them needs a jailbreak.
  3. CLLocation, Apple Developer Documentation. What an app on the phone actually receives, which is the same for all of these tools.

We do not have access to any of these vendors' internals. Everything about how their software works is what they publish plus what we observed; the "what we could not verify" section above is the honest boundary of that.