Multilogin

Multilogin combines isolated browser profiles with cloud-hosted Android phones for managing web accounts and native apps from one dashboard. It suits people who need both account separation and automation or team controls, though its paid profile minimum and allowance-based proxy and mobile usage make it less appealing for casual use.

Overview

Browser profiles keep cookies, fingerprints, proxy settings, and sessions separate, using either the Mimic or Stealthfox browser core. Cloud phones add streamed access to cloud-hosted Android devices for running native apps. Workspaces organize projects, accounts, and profiles, while team roles control who can view or manage profiles.

Multilogin has been available since 2015 and is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The combination of browser profiles, cloud phones, proxy traffic, and automation gives it broader scope than a profile-only setup, but users should match the browser core and included quotas to their workflow before choosing a paid plan.

Key features

Profiles, phones, and proxies

Separate sessions make it practical to keep multiple web accounts apart within one service. For tasks that require native Android apps, cloud phones extend that separation beyond the browser; their streamed, cloud-hosted format means the Android device runs remotely rather than on the user's computer.

Built-in HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy traffic uses residential or mobile IPs across 150+ countries and 1,400+ cities. The included traffic is capped by plan, so users with heavier proxy needs should account for the monthly allowance rather than treating proxy access as unlimited.

Automation and access controls

Automation options include API, CLI, Postman, Python scripts, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, Docker, ADB, and Appium. Playwright works with Mimic profiles but not legacy Stealthfox profiles, a meaningful constraint for teams whose scripts depend on Playwright. Two-factor authentication adds a login code alongside the password, and role-based team access helps control profile visibility and management.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes 5 profiles, 200 MB of premium proxy traffic one-time, and 30 mobile minutes one-time. There is no time limit, but profiles are automatically deleted after seven days of inactivity unless at least one profile is started. Free users also cannot top up proxy traffic or mobile minutes, so the plan is best treated as a small, actively maintained trial of the workflow, not a set-and-forget archive.

Paid plans start at 10 profiles. Pro 10 costs $11 a month, billed monthly, and includes 10 profiles, 1 GB proxy traffic/month, 60 mobile minutes/month, and 1 team seat. It suits an individual needing recurring access, but the single seat rules out shared access.

Pro 20 costs $19 a month, billed monthly, with 20 profiles, 2 GB proxy traffic/month, 75 mobile minutes/month, and 2 team seats. Pro 50 costs $29 a month, billed monthly, and raises the allocation to 50 profiles, 3 GB proxy traffic/month, 85 mobile minutes/month, and 2 seats. These tiers add profile capacity, but still constrain collaboration to two seats.

Business 100 costs $40 a month, billed monthly, with 100 profiles, 5 GB proxy traffic/month, 150 mobile minutes/month, and unlimited team seats. Business 300 costs $89 a month, billed monthly, and includes 300 profiles, 10 GB proxy traffic/month, 450 mobile minutes/month, and unlimited seats. These are the plans that fit larger teams; their traffic and mobile minutes remain finite monthly allowances.

Platforms

Multilogin supports API, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. Its desktop app requires 64-bit Windows, macOS, or Linux, with at least 4 GB RAM and 1 GB of free disk space. Users should check those requirements before relying on the desktop app.

Who it's for

Multilogin is a strong fit for people or teams managing multiple web accounts who also need native Android apps, automation integrations, or controlled team access. It is less suited to occasional users who may leave profiles inactive, people needing more than the free plan's one-time quotas without paying, or Playwright users committed to legacy Stealthfox profiles.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Browser isolation and streamed Android cloud phones cover both web sessions and native-app workflows in one dashboard.
• Pro: A wide range of automation options, plus workspaces and role controls, supports scripted and team-based account management.
• Pro: The free plan has no time limit and provides five profiles, making it possible to keep a small setup without a recurring charge if profiles stay active.
• Con: Free profiles are deleted after seven inactive days, and free users cannot top up proxy traffic or mobile minutes.
• Con: Every paid tier begins at 10 profiles, so users needing only a few ongoing profiles must either use the constrained free plan or pay for capacity they may not need.
• Con: Playwright compatibility excludes legacy Stealthfox profiles, and paid proxy and mobile allocations are capped.

Alternatives

Consider Kameleo if Android or iOS support and its free allowance of 2 concurrent browsers, 300 minutes of browser usage, and 100 cloud profiles better fit your needs. GoLogin is another freemium option with a free plan and free trial; choose it if those terms suit you better.

MoreLogin may suit users who want a free plan with two profiles and two users, Chrome and Firefox, Local API, and Selenium/Puppeteer automation. AntiProfiles is worth considering for a free three-profile setup with basic proxy, standard fingerprint controls, one user, and no API.

AdsPower offers a free two-profile plan, while GenLogin offers a free five-profile plan with automation tasking. BitBrowser may work for users whose needs match its free 10-profile, one-member plan and its daily opening and profile-creation caps. Dolphin Anty is another freemium option with a five-profile free plan.

For a broader comparison, see Anti-Detect Browser Software.

Verdict

Choose Multilogin if you need isolated browser sessions alongside cloud Android phones, automation choices, and team controls in a single service. Its breadth is the main reason to choose it; the seven-day inactivity deletion on free profiles, 10-profile paid minimum, capped usage, and Playwright's Mimic-only compatibility are reasons to look elsewhere if your workflow is smaller or depends on legacy Stealthfox.