The usual reasons people look past AnyTo: it is the most expensive of the three big USB spoofers, the Bluetooth mode everyone actually wants is a paid extra, and for Pokemon GO its cooldown tooling trails iAnyGo. None of these are dealbreakers, which is why AnyTo remains our pick for route simulation. But if one of them is your dealbreaker, here is where to go.
Alternatives at a Glance
| Why You're Leaving AnyTo | Best Alternative | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Pokemon GO cooldowns | Tenorshare iAnyGo | $9.99/mo, $69.99 lifetime |
| Price, want cheapest lifetime | LocaChange | $59.99 lifetime |
| Want true no-computer spoofing | GFaker Pro (Bluetooth dongle) | $50-$120 once |
| Only fake locations in chat | Location Changer | Free |
Tenorshare iAnyGo: Cheaper and Better for Pokemon GO
The obvious first stop. $3 less per month, $10 less for lifetime, and the best cooldown timer in the category built right into the map view. The UI is more utilitarian than AnyTo's and the multi-stop route editor is clunkier, which is exactly the trade you are making for the savings. If your use is teleporting more than simulating routes, you will not miss much. Full breakdown in iAnyGo vs AnyTo.
LocaChange: The Price Answer
$59.99 lifetime, twenty dollars under AnyTo's lifetime before you even add the Bluetooth extra. You get teleport, joystick, and route simulation over the same USB developer tunneling. What you give up is polish and cooldown precision. For casual use, checking in from somewhere else, occasional dating-app repositioning, it covers the job at the lowest cost of ownership in the category.
GFaker Pro: What Bluetooth Mode Wishes It Was
AnyTo's Bluetooth add-on still needs the desktop software running nearby. GFaker Pro removes the computer entirely: it is an external Bluetooth GPS dongle that iOS treats as a legitimate peripheral GPS source, controlled from a companion app on the phone itself. $50-$120 one-time, no subscription, and the most natural-looking signal of any spoofing method. The cost is carrying and charging a physical gadget.
The Question to Ask Before Replacing AnyTo
What did you actually use it for last month? If the honest answer is "making my shared location in iMessage or WhatsApp show somewhere else", you are paying for a system GPS spoofer to do a job that never required one. The person receiving a shared location sees only the map card you send. A free tool that generates a genuine Apple Maps card at any coordinates does that with no desktop app, no cable, and nothing to cancel.
Free for Chat-Side Fakes
Location Changer drops a pin anywhere on the world map and generates a real Apple Maps card with the address, coordinates and elevation. Share to iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Mail. Free.
Skip These
- Dr.Fone Virtual Location. Discontinued since August 2024. Old listicles still push it; it will not survive your next iOS update. See what replaced it.
- App Store apps promising GPS spoofing. Apple does not permit it. They fake their own in-app map, nothing else.
- "AnyTo crack" or "free licenced version" sites. Malware, every time.
FAQ
Is iAnyGo actually cheaper than AnyTo long-term?
Yes on both billing modes: $9.99 vs $12.95 monthly, $69.99 vs $79.95 lifetime, and AnyTo's Bluetooth mode costs extra on top.
AnyTo stopped working after an iOS update. Is that normal?
Yes. Every USB spoofer breaks on major iOS releases until the vendor ships an update, usually within days to a couple of weeks. Switching tools does not escape this cycle.
Does iMyFone give refunds?
There is a money-back guarantee with conditions attached. If you are leaving, cancel auto-renew immediately so a renewal does not land while you decide.
Is anything both free and reliable for system GPS spoofing?
No. Free and reliable only exist for the chat-share use case, where no system spoofing is involved.