RoamRoam vs Tenorshare iAnyGo
Roam, from BLOCC, changes the iPhone's GPS location on the phone itself: no computer, iOS 27 or newer, Developer Mode as one toggle. Tenorshare iAnyGo publishes a Windows and Mac program and an iPhone app. Their own pages, read on 30 October 2026, are the source for every iAnyGo figure below.
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How do Roam and Tenorshare iAnyGo compare?
Prices below are what their site listed in October 2026. A figure that was not on the page is left out. Roam does not repeat claims about bans or detection.
| Roam | Tenorshare iAnyGo | |
|---|---|---|
| Computer | No computer at any step. | Desktop steps connect the iPhone or Android to the computer. Their product page says no computer is required after installation; how the iOS app is first installed is described in their user guide. |
| iPhone and other phones | iPhone only. iOS 27 or newer. | iPhone and Android. The product page lists iOS 27 down to iOS 14. The product page lists Android 7–15 or later, and says iOS 27 & Android 17 supported. It also says up to 15 devices. The iOS app buy page, on the $14.99 plan, says iOS 14 to iOS 26 or later, and excludes iOS 17.0 and 17.1. Other plans on that page say iOS 14 to iOS 18 or later, with the same exclusion. |
| Price | A day is €4.99, a week is €9.99, a month is €14.99 and a year is €49.99. Sold by BLOCC. | On their iOS app buy page on 30 October 2026, 1 device was listed at $14.99 a month, $39.99 a quarter, $79.99 a year and $99.99 lifetime, tax excluded, shown as special offers against higher crossed-out prices (e.g. $54.95 for the month). 15 devices: $59.99 a month. On the desktop buy page, 1 PC with 1–5 phones was listed at $12.95 a month, $22.95 a quarter, $42.95 a year and $95.95 lifetime, tax excluded, also as discounted offers. A Halloween coupon was running on the iOS page. |
| Trial | No separate trial. Passes start at a day. | Their product page says try iAnyGo free for 1 hour. |
| Money back | Money back if Roam doesn't work on the iPhone within 7 days of buying. | 30-day money-back guarantee |
| After you stop | An iPhone restart returns the real location. | Their FAQ says closing the desktop app keeps the set place, and a restart restores the real location. The product page also says an iOS 27 place can stay stable with no reset. |
Sources, checked on 30 October 2026: their product page, their desktop buy page, their iOS app buy page. Prices change often and may include time-limited discounts; check their site before you buy.
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Where is Tenorshare iAnyGo stronger?
Their pages show Android as well as iPhone, a Windows and Mac app that is not an App Store install, a joystick, single-spot and multi-spot routes (up to 99 points), and GPX import and export. Roam also has a joystick and routes, on the iPhone. iAnyGo adds the desktop app, Android, GPX files, more than one phone on a license, a listed 1-hour trial, and iOS versions older than 27. The desktop license on the buy page is 1 PC with 1–5 phones, and they list a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Where does Roam fit?
No computer. iOS 27 or newer, and Developer Mode, one toggle. The place resets after a restart. Find My shows the chosen place with no simulated label. The location is still simulated. Install uses the iPhone's UDID and a personal link, not the App Store. A day is €4.99, a week is €9.99, a month is €14.99 and a year is €49.99. Roam does not promise that an app cannot tell the location is simulated. The wider guide is How to fake your location on iPhone. Other comparisons: Best iPhone location changer, iMyFone AnyTo alternative, Roam vs Tenorshare iAnyGo, Roam vs iToolab AnyGo, Roam vs Dr.Fone Virtual Location, iAnyGo alternatives. If you only want to stop sharing, Find My can do that for free; see How to pause location on Find My.
How do you set the place with Roam?
- On the iPhone you'll use, open the passes and choose a day, a week, a month or a year.
- Continue in Safari. It reads your iPhone's UDID, then you pay. Your personal install link arrives by e-mail.
- Install Roam from that link. It is not on the App Store. When iOS asks, turn on Developer Mode in Settings › Privacy & Security › Developer Mode, then restart.
- Open Roam, search for a place or drop a pin, and tap Teleport.
Support is support@roamlocation.com. Passes are on the homepage.
Questions
Does iAnyGo need a computer?
Their desktop steps connect the phone to the computer. Their product page says no computer is required after installation; how the iOS app is first installed is described in their user guide.
What did iAnyGo list for price in October 2026?
On their iOS app buy page on 30 October 2026, 1 device was listed at $14.99 a month, $39.99 a quarter, $79.99 a year and $99.99 lifetime, tax excluded, shown as special offers against higher crossed-out prices (e.g. $54.95 for the month). 15 devices: $59.99 a month. On the desktop buy page, 1 PC with 1–5 phones was listed at $12.95 a month, $22.95 a quarter, $42.95 a year and $95.95 lifetime, tax excluded, also as discounted offers. A Halloween coupon was running on the iOS page.
Does Find My show a simulated label with Roam?
Find My shows the place you chose in Roam, and no simulated label appears. The location is still simulated. Roam does not promise that every app hides that fact.
How much does Roam cost, and what does it need?
A day is €4.99, a week is €9.99, a month is €14.99 and a year is €49.99. Roam is sold by BLOCC. No computer. iOS 27 or newer and Developer Mode, one toggle. You install it with the iPhone's UDID and a personal link, not from the App Store. After a restart the iPhone uses its real location again.