VMLogin review
A Windows-focused browser for multi-profile operations, collaboration, and API automation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
VMLogin is a Windows desktop anti-detect browser for operating multiple isolated browser profiles from one computer. It is designed for account management, social media marketing, e-commerce, advertising verification, brand protection, research, and other multi-account workflows. Its core approach separates fingerprint environments while allowing simultaneous browser sessions, profile sharing, proxy configuration, cookie import and export, and cloud account and profile management. With support for up to 200 profiles, it is aimed more at teams and larger deployments than occasional individual use.
Pricing is structured across four plans. Solo costs $99 per month and includes fingerprint management, browser profile storage, profile sharing, five included subaccounts, and a basic REST API. Team costs $199 per month with the same core features and 10 included subaccounts. Scale costs $499 per month, adds 20 included subaccounts, and upgrades the API to the advanced version. Custom includes custom profile storage, profile sharing, a custom subaccount quantity, REST API and CLI access, plus a remote-session indicator and session lock. There is no free plan, so buyers need a paid commitment from the start.
The standout fit is its combination of collaborative profile management and programmatic control. REST APIs support profile and group management, while the local REST API can launch and control profiles; Selenium support extends the automation options. Proxy configuration and testing add operational controls for multi-account workflows. The platform is less suitable for organizations that require macOS support or a free entry tier. Teams that already operate on Windows and need shared profiles, simultaneous sessions, and API access should find the feature set aligned with their workflow; smaller users or cross-platform teams should consider an alternative.
VMLogin pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports up to 200 isolated browser profiles
- REST APIs, local control, and Selenium support
- Profile sharing, proxy tools, and cloud management
- Where it doesn't
- Windows only
- No free plan
- Higher tiers are needed for advanced API access
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