Multilogin review
A mature multi-account browser with profiles, proxies, team controls, and automation access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Multilogin is an anti-detect browser and multi-account management platform for marketers, agencies, e-commerce operators, and teams managing multiple online accounts. It creates isolated browser profiles with configurable fingerprints, cookies, sessions, and proxy settings. Profiles can use the Chromium-based Mimic engine or the Firefox-based Stealthfox engine, while cloud storage and synchronization help keep profile data available across workflows. Android cloud phones extend the product to mobile-app use cases.
The pricing structure covers individual and team needs through profile-based plans. Free includes up to 5 cloud profiles, cloud mobile and browser profiles, a one-time 200 MB proxy allowance, and 30 mobile minutes. Pro 10 provides 10 profiles, 1 GB of monthly proxy traffic, 60 mobile minutes, 1 team seat, and 50 API requests per minute; it costs $11 per month monthly or $7.08 per month with annual billing. Pro 20 and Pro 50 increase capacity, proxy traffic, mobile minutes, team seats, and API limits. Business 100 includes 100 profiles, 5 GB of monthly proxy traffic, 150 mobile minutes, unlimited team seats, and 100 API requests per minute. VAT may apply.
Its main strength is breadth: profile templates, extension management, bulk operations, cookie import and export, Cookie Robot, role-based access, and profile sharing cover operational workflows beyond basic browser isolation. Integrations include Postman, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, Python scripts, CLI, ADB, and Appium, with web, Windows, macOS, Linux, and API access. The trade-off is that usage allowances and collaboration expand with paid tiers, while Stealthfox is a legacy engine without core updates. Teams wanting broad browser, proxy, cloud, mobile, and automation coverage should consider Multilogin; those needing only a narrow single-profile workflow may find its feature set more than necessary.
Multilogin pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Chromium and Firefox-based browser engines support varied profile workflows
- Built-in residential, mobile, and ISP proxy support
- API, CLI, and major browser automation integrations support team workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Stealthfox is legacy and no longer receives core updates
- Proxy traffic and mobile minutes are capped by plan
- Advanced collaboration and profile capacity require paid tiers
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