MoreLogin

MoreLogin is an account-management workspace for keeping browser and mobile workflows separate. It is best suited to teams managing multiple accounts across browsers and Android apps. Its breadth is useful, though the free profile-start cap and separate Cloud Phone charges deserve close attention.

Overview

Persistent browser profiles isolate cookies, sessions, proxy settings, extensions, and account activity. Cloud browsers add scheduled and remote work, while cloud Android devices cover mobile-app workflows, testing, and verification. This range makes MoreLogin a stronger fit for teams coordinating browser and mobile operations than for someone who only needs a few local profiles.

Key features

Profiles and cloud environments

Profiles keep account environments distinct, helping teams avoid mixing sessions and settings. Cloud browsers support scheduled tasks, account checks, exports, and agent-assisted workflows. Cloud phones provide dedicated Android environments for app work and team operations, with automation, camera and audio, and file uploads. Their separate billing means mobile use can add a material cost beyond a browser plan.

Automation, APIs, and integrations

Synchronizer, no-code RPA, and AI Hub tools cover browser and mobile account work. The Local API is for desktop automation and supports Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright; the Open API enables remote management of browser and cloud resources, with OAuth2, batch operations, and cloud-browser CDP connections. Make, Zapier, and n8n integrations, plus webhooks for supported cloud-operation results, give teams ways to connect workflows without treating MoreLogin as a standalone tool.

Team controls and security

Password protection, cookie and session protection, web access and element controls, and operation logs address shared-account oversight. Profile end-to-end encryption uses a unique security key, with verification options for new-device logins, every login, or every profile start. SlowMist's application security audit report, dated 2023-10-19 to 2023-10-25, records a Passed result.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed Free Forever. It includes 2 profiles, 2 users, Chrome and Firefox, Local API, and Selenium/Puppeteer automation. That is a practical entry point for a small setup, but free users can start profiles only up to 20 times daily, limiting repeated workflows.

Pro is $5.40 a month, billed $9/month. It includes 10 profiles, Free-plan features, customized profile purchase, and 24/7 online support. It suits users who have outgrown the two-profile allowance; the published billing terms make the listed monthly amount and billing amount worth distinguishing before choosing it.

Cloud Phone is $0.01 a month, with usage billed Per minute: $0.006/min, capped at $1.5/day; or Per month: $23-$25/30 days. It includes Android 12 ~ Android 15, automation, camera and audio, and file uploads. This is the relevant option for mobile-app workflows, but its per-minute or 30-day charges are separate from Pro.

Custom has custom pricing and covers custom profiles, a custom team, and dedicated consulting service. It is aimed at teams that need a tailored setup rather than the fixed allowances of Free or Pro. A free trial is available.

Platforms

MoreLogin supports Android, API, Linux, macOS, self-hosted, web, and Windows. Desktop downloads are available for Windows 10 64-bit and higher, macOS 12.6.1 and higher, and Linux Desktop. The product offers Chrome and Firefox profiles, proxy support, API access, team collaboration, and cloud profile sync.

Who it's for

MoreLogin is aimed at e-commerce teams, agencies, social and marketing teams, and automation teams that need separate account environments and coordinated workflows. It is particularly relevant when browser and Android work, automation, or team controls all matter. Someone seeking only a small number of local browser profiles may find its cloud and mobile capabilities unnecessary.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Persistent profiles separate account sessions and settings, while cloud browsers and phones extend workflows beyond a desktop browser.
• Pros: Local and Open APIs, developer-tool support, and Make, Zapier, and n8n integrations support both custom automation and connected workflows.
• Pros: The free tier includes two users and Local API access, giving a small team a meaningful starting point.
• Cons: The 20 daily profile-start limit can constrain frequent activity on the free plan.
• Cons: Cloud Phone has its own per-minute or 30-day billing, so Android workflows can increase costs beyond a browser subscription.
• Cons: Pro is listed at $5.40 a month but billed $9/month, a distinction buyers should account for when comparing costs.

Alternatives

Compare anti-detect browser software if you want to assess this category more broadly. Consider Kameleo for its free tier with two concurrent browsers, 300 minutes of browser usage, 100 cloud profiles, and two emulated mobile browsers. GoLogin is another freemium option with a three-profile Forever Free plan and a listed Professional price of $4.50 a month, billed annually. 1Browser offers a free 10-profile plan with limited proxy countries and basic browser speed, or a Basic plan listed at $7 a month.

AntiProfiles has a free plan with three profiles, basic proxy, standard fingerprint controls, one user, and no API. GeeLark starts with two profiles, 30 bonus minutes, and one seat on its free plan. Hidemium offers five profiles on its free tier, but that tier includes zero accounts per profile and zero team members. Multilogin provides five free profiles with one-time premium proxy traffic and mobile minutes. Nstbrowser has a free plan with 500 browser profiles, 30 standard profile launches daily, three team members, and pay-as-you-go overages.

Verdict

MoreLogin is a strong choice for e-commerce, agency, marketing, and automation teams that need separated browser and Android environments alongside APIs and team controls. Its main advantage is the combination of persistent profiles, cloud workflows, and automation in one workspace. Look elsewhere if you need only a few local profiles, or if the free daily-start cap and separate Cloud Phone charges do not suit your workload.