Multilogin — antidetect browser: rating and member reviews

Multilogin is one of the best-known antidetect browsers, and in 2026 it's also one of the better deals for teams. A hundred profiles with unlimited team seats cost $40 a month, and the same account runs cloud Android phones on real devices. What you don't get is the extras other tools now sell at that price: no no-code automation, an API capped at 100 requests a minute and team activity logs still marked "soon."

I've used Multilogin in my own work, but this review is built on what the company publishes, all checked on October 22, 2026: the pricing page, release notes, help center and its open-source cloud phone agent. For how Multilogin's Mimic core compares with Dolphin, AdsPower, Octo and GoLogin, see Antidetect Browsers for Media Buyers 2026: Real Differences.

Disclosure: we don't have a referral link with Multilogin, so nothing in this review earns aliencpa a commission from it. The links to other antidetects near the end are our referral links.

What is Multilogin, and who makes it?

An antidetect browser with browser profiles and cloud Android phones in one app. It's operated by Eyes of Wonder Software LLC, and its terms are governed by the law of the United Arab Emirates. The desktop app runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and later, macOS 14 and later and Ubuntu 22 and later; Windows on ARM isn't supported.

Multilogin now bills in US dollars. The company switched from euros on May 21, 2026, so old EUR prices you find in forum threads no longer apply.

It also took over Indigo. On June 24, 2026, Indigo Browser told its users in its official Telegram channel that it was moving under Multilogin's full operational management and offered them a move to Multilogin. If you used Indigo, that's the migration path it pointed to.

How fast does Mimic follow Chrome?

Exactly 2 weeks, by design. Multilogin's help center says "the new Mimic core is usually released 1–2 weeks later" than Chrome, applied automatically when you launch a profile; you can't update it by hand. The release notes show the rhythm:

• 153. Chrome stable: September 8. Mimic: September 22. Days behind Chrome: 14.
• 154. Chrome stable: September 22. Mimic: October 6. Days behind Chrome: 14.
• 155. Chrome stable: October 6. Mimic: October 20. Days behind Chrome: 14.

With Chrome on a 2-week cycle, that means Mimic is always 1 version behind. On October 22, 2 days after Chrome 156, Mimic was on 155, like Dolphin, AdsPower and Linken Sphere. Octo and Kameleo were already on 156.

The Firefox core is finished. Stealthfox, Multilogin's Firefox-based core, stopped at version 146 on December 22, 2025 and is being phased out. If you have old Stealthfox profiles, plan to move them to Mimic.

How good are Multilogin's fingerprints?

Multilogin says little about the method. Its pricing page promises that "each profile carries a unique device fingerprint, with Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC, fonts, and dozens of other browser parameters set to look like a real, distinct device." The help center doesn't say whether that happens inside the core or through scripts.

Outside attention is real, too. In October 2026, Check Point Research picked Kameleo, AdsPower and Multilogin for a report on AI-assisted antidetect browsers, because they're referenced on underground forums. The report is about how such tools get used, not a test of Multilogin's fingerprints, but it shows where detection researchers look first.

Cloud phones: Multilogin's real difference

Multilogin runs Android phones in the cloud on real hardware. You get Android 10 to 16 devices that stream inside the desktop app and run 300+ social and mobile apps. Multilogin is phasing out its old Android browser profiles: the help center says they're "deprecated" and asks users to "switch to mobile cloud phones."

Phones are billed by the minute, with minutes included in every plan: 30 minutes once on Free, 60 a month on Pro 10, 75 on Pro 20, 85 on Pro 50, 150 on Business 100 and 450 on Business 300. Extra minutes cost from $0.0067 each in bulk; a 2,000-minute pack costs $16.80. Auto-stop, from Pro 20, turns idle phones off so you don't pay for them.

For automation there's an open-source AI agent that controls cloud phones over ADB and works with tools like Claude Code and Cursor; ADB control starts on Pro 10.

Automation and API: what's there and what isn't

API and CLI start on Pro 10. Multilogin gives Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium examples for Mimic profiles and a command-line tool. The limits are low: 50 requests a minute on Pro 10, 75 on Pro 20 and 100 on Pro 50 and Business, which the pricing page calls "custom rate limits." The free plan has no API.

There's no no-code builder or synchronizer. What Multilogin offers instead is Cookie Robot for warming up accounts in account farming, bulk profile creation and cloning, and import and export, all from Pro 50. Below that you work profile by profile.

Team work: unlimited seats, with a catch

This is where Multilogin wins on price. Business includes unlimited team seats from 100 profiles at $40 a month. Pro 10 has 1 seat, Pro 20 and Pro 50 have 2, and Free has none. Extra seats aren't sold separately: add-ons are only proxy traffic, mobile minutes and ISP proxies, so more people means a bigger plan.

Roles are owner, manager, operator and starter. The owner manages everyone, managers manage operators and starters, and operators and starters see only the folders assigned to them. You can transfer profiles to other workspaces, for teammates or clients. Pro and Business include a shared creative library, and Business adds advanced team management.

The catch: no activity log yet. The pricing page lists "workspace activity logs" as "Soon." If you need to see who did what in a shared account today, Octo or AdsPower give you that.

In money: 3 people on 100 profiles cost $40 a month at Multilogin, or $26.67 on annual billing. The same setup costs $46 at AdsPower, $109 at Dolphin and 169 EUR at Octo.

Signing up, the free plan and payment

The free plan is real, with one trap. It gives 5 profiles stored in the cloud, at most 1 of them a cloud phone, plus 200 MB of proxy traffic and 30 mobile minutes once, with no card and no time limit. But all free profiles are deleted after 7 days without activity, and there's no API or team. There's no trial of paid plans: Multilogin replaced its old $2 trial with the free plan.

Paid plans include proxy traffic. Pro 10 comes with 1 GB of premium proxy traffic a month, Pro 20 with 2 GB, Pro 50 with 3 GB, Business 100 with 5 GB and Business 300 with 10 GB. Upgrades apply at once with prorated billing; downgrades start from the next billing period.

If you want to refer people yourself, Multilogin's affiliate program pays up to 15% revenue share or up to 50% of initial sales, with a 90-day cookie and monthly payouts; a separate referral program for paying users pays 15% in account credit.

Multilogin pricing in October 2026

Prices from the pricing page on October 22, 2026, in USD:

• Free. Profiles: 5 (max 1 cloud phone). Team seats: none. Monthly: $0. Annual billing (per month): $0. Per year: $0. Included each month: 200 MB proxy and 30 minutes, once.
• Pro 10. Profiles: 10. Team seats: 1. Monthly: $11. Annual billing (per month): $7.08. Per year: $85. Included each month: 1 GB proxy, 60 minutes.
• Pro 20. Profiles: 20. Team seats: 2. Monthly: $19. Annual billing (per month): $12.42. Per year: $149. Included each month: 2 GB, 75 minutes.
• Pro 50. Profiles: 50. Team seats: 2. Monthly: $29. Annual billing (per month): $19.17. Per year: $230. Included each month: 3 GB, 85 minutes.
• Business 100. Profiles: 100. Team seats: unlimited. Monthly: $40. Annual billing (per month): $26.67. Per year: $320. Included each month: 5 GB, 150 minutes.
• Business 300. Profiles: 300. Team seats: unlimited. Monthly: $89. Annual billing (per month): $57.08. Per year: $685. Included each month: 10 GB, 450 minutes.
• Business 500. Profiles: 500. Team seats: unlimited. Monthly: $115. Annual billing (per month): $75.83. Per year: $910. Included each month: .
• Business 1,000. Profiles: 1,000. Team seats: unlimited. Monthly: $185. Annual billing (per month): $121.25. Per year: $1,455. Included each month: .
• Business 2,000. Profiles: 2,000. Team seats: unlimited. Monthly: $280. Annual billing (per month): $182.08. Per year: $2,185. Included each month: .

Business goes up to 10,000 profiles; beyond that, talk to sales. Paying yearly saves about a third. Multilogin's own blog post about the USD switch, updated September 8, still shows lower annual totals; the pricing page is what you pay.

Multilogin vs other antidetect browsers

How it compares at about 100 profiles, on monthly billing, October 22, 2026:

• Multilogin. 100 profiles: $40 (Business). 3 people, about 100 profiles: $40. Mobile: cloud Android phones on real devices. No-code automation: none (Cookie Robot from Pro 50). Chromium core on October 22: Mimic 155.
• Octo Browser. 100 profiles: 79 EUR (Base). 3 people, about 100 profiles: 169 EUR (Team). Mobile: iOS and Android apps. No-code automation: none. Chromium core on October 22: Octium 156.
• AdsPower. 100 profiles: $36. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $46. Mobile: iOS app. No-code automation: RPA, synchronizer. Chromium core on October 22: 155.
• GoLogin. 100 profiles: $39. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $109 (Business). Mobile: Android and iOS apps, Cloud Android. No-code automation: synchronizer. Chromium core on October 22: Orbita 153.
• Kameleo. 100 profiles: 59 EUR (10 browsers at once). 3 people, about 100 profiles: 59 EUR (seats unlimited). Mobile: emulated iOS and Android. No-code automation: none. Chromium core on October 22: Chroma 156.
• Dolphin{anty}. 100 profiles: $89 (Base). 3 people, about 100 profiles: $109. Mobile: none yet. No-code automation: scenario builder, synchronizer. Chromium core on October 22: 155.

Multilogin vs Octo is the premium pair. Octo ships new Chromium about 12 days sooner and has an action log and finer access rights; Multilogin costs half as much at 100 profiles, includes unlimited seats and adds real cloud phones. Read our Octo Browser review for the other side.

Multilogin vs AdsPower and GoLogin: about the same price at 100 profiles. AdsPower has no-code RPA and a synchronizer, GoLogin a synchronizer and phone apps; Multilogin has unlimited seats and phones on real hardware. See our AdsPower review and GoLogin review.

If you sign up for one of the others, here are our referral links: Octo Browser, AdsPower, GoLogin and Dolphin{anty}. If you pay through them, aliencpa earns a commission.