VMOS Cloud versus 0bull
VMOS Cloud alternative with real iPhones
0bull is the product described on this page. Competitor facts are taken from the linked public sources.
Last checked: 2026-09-24
The quick version
VMOS Cloud rents Android phones hosted in its data centers, billed from five minutes at a time and capped at US$1 a day. It sells proxies too, and it has an open API. 0bull rents physical iPhones for $100 a month with the IP included. Both would say they give you a real device. The difference is that theirs runs Android and ours is an iPhone.
The short answer
Pick VMOS Cloud for cheap, flexible Android. Pick 0bull when you need an iPhone.
If your accounts run fine on Android, VMOS Cloud will cost you a fraction of what we charge, and you can pay for exactly the hours you use. We only make sense when the work has to happen on iOS, or when you'd rather have one monthly price with the IP already sorted.
VMOS Cloud and 0bull side by side
| Decision point | 0bull | VMOS Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Device | Physical Apple iPhone | Android cloud phone hosted in a data center |
| iOS | Yes, it is an iPhone | No iPhone offering found on its site |
| Android versions | Not applicable | Android 10, 13 and 14 |
| IP address | One sticky residential IP per phone, included | Buy static or dynamic proxies from VMOS, or bring your own |
| Automation | REST API and MCP server | Open REST API, SDKs, and a synchronizer |
| Team access | Invite teammates and assign them specific phones | Team Hub with role permissions |
| Billing | $100 per phone per month | From five minutes, capped at US$1 a day |
What VMOS Cloud offers
VMOS Cloud calls itself an Android cloud phone solution with anti-detection capabilities. Its FAQ is firm that it is not an emulator: "a cloud phone is a physical device deployed in a data center." The same page also talks about running multiple virtual phones with isolated device fingerprints, so it is worth asking what each instance runs on. (VMOS Cloud homepage, fetched 2026-09-24)
Its help center lists Android 10, 13 and 14. You can buy static or dynamic proxies from VMOS directly, or add your own SOCKS5, HTTP or HTTPS proxy. (VMOS Cloud Android versions, fetched 2026-09-24, VMOS Cloud proxy guide, fetched 2026-09-24)
There is an open REST API for instances, apps, tasks and TikTok automation, with SDKs for Android, web and Windows. The product also has a synchronizer that mirrors actions across phones, and a Team Hub for role permissions. (VMOS Cloud open API, fetched 2026-09-24)
What 0bull offers
0bull rents physical Apple iPhones. Each one is set up for four TikTok accounts, and Instagram and YouTube are supported as well. (0bull Introduction, fetched 2026-09-24)
Every phone has its own sticky residential IP for as long as you hold it, and it's included in the price. You can run the phone from the dashboard, hand the screen to a VA in their browser, call the REST API, or let an AI agent drive it through the MCP server. (0bull API, fetched 2026-09-24, 0bull MCP overview, fetched 2026-09-24)
How the day-to-day differs
VMOS Cloud is built around flexible time: spin phones up, pay for the minutes, shut them down. 0bull is built around a phone that stays yours for the month, with the same IP the whole time.
| Decision point | 0bull | VMOS Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Paying for idle time | One monthly price whether the phone is busy or not | Timed billing, so idle phones can cost nothing |
| Network setup | Nothing to set up. The IP comes with the phone | Pick a VMOS proxy or attach your own |
| Human takeover | Open the physical phone screen in a browser | Open the cloud phone in the VMOS client or web app |
| Many phones at once | Each phone works through its own queue | Synchronizer mirrors actions across phones |
| AI agents | An MCP server built for agents | Open API and AI workflow integration |
What it actually costs
VMOS Cloud's FAQ says you can subscribe for $4.99 per 30 days. Its pricing page describes timed billing that starts from five minutes and is capped at US$1 a day, with separate standard and high-end machine tiers. The per-plan prices on that page load with JavaScript, so check them in the pricing selector before you commit. (VMOS Cloud pricing, fetched 2026-09-24)
0bull is $100 per phone per month, IP included. Checkout holds the first month on your card and charges it once the phones are confirmed, then each phone renews on its own.
If that US$1 daily cap applies per phone, a VMOS phone running around the clock tops out near $30 a month before proxies. That's under a third of our price. The case for us is iOS, not the bill.
Which option fits your team? Pick the closest situation.
Choose the situation closest to yours. The recommendation is conditional on the work you need to do, the device environment you need, and the level of control your team owns.
VMOS Cloud is the better fit
Timed billing means you only pay for the minutes you actually use.
Before you choose
Answer these for your own setup first, then open the VMOS pricing selector with the answers in hand.
- Do the accounts need iOS, or is Android fine?
- How many hours a day will each phone actually be working?
- Where will the IPs come from, and who pays for them?
- Will a person, a script, or an AI agent do the work?
- Who on your team needs access to which device?
- What's the full monthly cost once proxies and running time are added?
Frequently asked questions Straight answers.
VMOS says no. Its FAQ describes its cloud phones as physical devices deployed in a data center, as opposed to emulator software on your computer. They run Android.
We didn't find an iPhone or iOS device offering on its site. Its product pages and help center talk about Android versions only.
By time. The pricing page says billing starts from five minutes and is capped at US$1 a day. The FAQ also mentions a $4.99 subscription per 30 days.
Yes, by a lot per device. You're paying for a physical iPhone with an IP included, held for you all month.
Yes, and it's a common split: Android accounts on cloud phones, iPhone-only work on real ones.
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