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MoreLogin review

Freemium#3 of 27 in Anti-Detect Browser Software

A broad, budget-friendly workspace for isolated profiles, automation, proxies, and team access.

9.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MoreLogin is an anti-detect browser and account-management workspace for agencies, e-commerce operators, social-media teams, and automation teams. It creates isolated browser profiles with separate cookies, sessions, proxies, extensions, and account data. Users can control fingerprints, user agents, WebRTC, time zones, languages, and geolocation, while profile groups, tags, notes, and bulk operations help organize larger collections. Profiles can run locally or in the cloud, and cloud Android devices are also available.

The pricing structure starts with a useful free entry point. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 2 profiles, 2 users, Chrome and Firefox support, Local API access, and Selenium or Puppeteer automation. Pro costs $9 per 10 profiles per 30 days, billed monthly, and adds 10 profiles plus 24/7 online support while retaining Free features. Larger packages cost $15 for 20 profiles, $25 for 50, $35 for 100, $45 for 150, $55 for 200, and $65 for 250 profiles per 30 days. This gives small teams a low-cost starting point and a clear path to higher profile counts.

Automation and collaboration are the main reasons to consider MoreLogin beyond basic profile isolation. Local and Open APIs support Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright, while the browser synchronizer can coordinate mouse, keyboard, text, and navigation actions. Team roles, permissions, profile authorization, and operation logs support shared workflows. Integrations include Chrome Web Store, Make, MCP, and CLI. MoreLogin fits buyers who need broad browser, proxy, API, and team features in one workspace. Buyers needing browser engines beyond Chromium and Firefox should consider an alternative.

MoreLogin pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes 2 profiles, 2 users, APIs, and automation
    • Supports Chromium and Firefox with detailed fingerprint controls
    • Connects with Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, Make, MCP, and CLI
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to 2 profiles
    • Browser engine support is limited to Chromium and Firefox
    • Paid plans are organized around fixed profile quantities

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