Multilogin (multilogin.com) alternatives, free and paid, compared (2026)

Multilogin (multilogin.com) is an antidetect browser that now also rents Android phones in the cloud. On 12 October 2026 it gave 5 profiles free and charged $11 a month for 10 and $40 for 100, where in 2022 its 100-profile plan cost €99. AdsPower and GoLogin charged about the same for 100 profiles, Dolphin Anty and Undetectable also gave 5 free, and GeeLark rents cloud phones from a free start. The comparison sets out what each costs and who runs it.

What Multilogin sells, and what it charges

Multilogin gives every profile its own cookies, session and IP, by its own FAQ. Its proxy page calls the desktop side a "Chromium-based browser with fingerprint customization". Its price page has also sold cloud-phone minutes since the capture of 8 March 2026: Android 10 to 16 devices hosted in its cloud on real smartphone hardware, billed by the minute.

The price page on 12 October 2026, in US dollars:

Each paid plan carries proxy traffic and phone minutes every month: 1 GB and 60 minutes on Pro 10, 5 GB and 150 minutes on Business 100, and 10 GB on the bigger Business tiers. Its proxy page sells more traffic at $3.50 a GB, and unused traffic and minutes roll over. Pro plans include one or two team seats; Business plans include unlimited seats. The free plan stores profiles in Multilogin's cloud only and has no API.

Payment by card, PayPal, wire transfer or crypto is listed in its terms. Upgrades take effect at once, with the price prorated, and downgrades wait for the next billing cycle.

Multilogin's price for 100 profiles since 2022

In the captures of 2022 and 2023, Multilogin sold three plans in euros: Solo at €99 a month, Team at €199 and Scale at €399, or €891, €1,791 and €3,591 for a year. Its archived pages put Solo at 100 browser profiles. By December 2024, Solo cost €79 a month, and a 10-profile Starter plan had appeared at €29. In 2025 the plans took the names Pro and Business, with the 100-profile Pro plan still at €79.

The page changed currency in the spring of 2026. The capture of 8 March 2026 still priced in euros. By 8 June, it priced in dollars and offered a 3-day trial for $2, and by 10 July, 100 profiles cost $320 a year. On 12 October, the same 100 profiles cost $40 a month or $320 a year. The free plan of 5 profiles dates from July 2026, by Multilogin's own FAQ.

Who runs Multilogin, then and now

Multilogin's contract has carried three company names. Its archived terms of July 2018 and July 2019 say the services are "offered by Gravity Development Ltd", at Rotermanni 18/1 in Tallinn, under the laws of the Republic of Estonia. From the capture of June 2021 to the one of 13 January 2026, the terms name Multilogin Software OÜ, still under Estonian law. From the capture of 1 February 2026, they name Eyes of Wonder Software LLC and cite the laws of the United Arab Emirates.

The Estonian register fills in the rest. Multilogin Software OÜ, registry code 12660871, was registered on 14 May 2014, its earlier name was Gravity Development OÜ, and it was still entered in the register on 12 October 2026. A second company, Multilogin OÜ, registry code 14477266, registered on 25 April 2018, was in liquidation that day. No company called Eyes of Wonder appears in the Estonian register, and the pages we read do not say where it is registered.

Refunds and the fine print

Multilogin's terms are short on refunds. When a plan starts, the buyer consents to delivery and gives up the 14-day right of withdrawal. A cancelled plan ends at once; a refund for the unused time is available "only on request" and is "calculated proportionally". A crypto payment comes back in USDT only, on the Ethereum or Tron network. An outage longer than 24 hours caused on Multilogin's side earns compensation, and any other refund is at its discretion.

Plans renew by themselves until auto-renewal is switched off. After a plan ends, the terms promise to try, without a warranty, to keep the data for 3 months. Free profiles live on Multilogin's servers only.

Why people leave Multilogin

The searches show where people hesitate. On 12 October 2026, Google suggested "multilogin open source alternative", "multilogin vs geelark", "is multilogin legal", "multilogin refund policy" and "multilogin cloud phone pricing". It also offered comparisons with GoLogin, AdsPower, MoreLogin, Octo Browser, Dolphin Anty and Incogniton.

Multilogin's own record adds reasons. Its price changed twice and its currency once in under two years, and the company named in its contract changed in 2026. Its pages give three different prices for a cloud-phone minute: from $0.0067 in its largest package, $0.0073 in its FAQ and $0.011 beyond a plan's allowance. Its Linux support names Ubuntu 22 or later only; most other Debian-based systems "may work" but are not officially tested.

The alternatives side by side

Every price, contract and download page below was read from our server on 12 October 2026, and none of the tools was run, so detection rates are not part of it.

Agencies leave Multilogin at a few hundred profiles, so that is where we priced them.

Octo Browser's Team plan cost €169 a month for 350 profiles with 3 members. Undetectable's Custom plan holds 200 cloud profiles for $199 a month, $139 on yearly billing, and sells more in blocks of 1,000 at $100. MoreLogin and GeeLark price larger accounts through calculators that we could not read from our server.

GoLogin

GoLogin is the closest match on price: 10 profiles for $9 a month, 100 for $39 and 300 for $99 on 12 October 2026. Its Business plans include one team member, and its Professional plans none. Plans from 25 profiles add 2 GB a month of residential proxy data, and every paid plan includes Cloud Android minutes. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, with apps for Android and iPhone. Its pages gave four different answers on refunds that day. Its contract is with two companies, GOLESS S.à r.l. in Paris and Gologin LLC in Sheridan, Wyoming, and Texas law governs it. Our GoLogin alternatives page has the full record.

AdsPower

AdsPower prices by profiles and members separately: its price service quoted $36 a month for 100 profiles, $86 for 300 and $197 for 1,000, plus $5 a month for each member after the first. It keeps 2 profiles free and runs Chrome and Firefox cores. The contract is with Sunflower Tech Pte. Ltd., under Singapore law. Its refund policy is blunt: once a paid package is confirmed, no refund is made, and a buyer who does not want a renewal must say so 2 working days before it.

Dolphin Anty

Dolphin Anty sells fixed plans, and its footer is signed by Zhitnyakov Software Solutions Ltd, at an address in Limassol, Cyprus. Base gives 100 profiles for $89 a month and Team 300 for $159, and neither takes extra profiles. Enterprise starts at $299 for 1,000. Extra users cost $10 to $25 a month each, depending on the plan, and paying a year ahead takes 40% off. Its free tier covers 5 profiles and a single user, on Windows, macOS or Linux.

Octo Browser

Octo Browser prices in euros and puts members into its larger plans: Team includes 3 members with 350 profiles for €169 a month, and Advanced holds 1,200 profiles for €329. Base costs €79 for 100 profiles. On a computer, a trial code buys 2 free days; on its iOS and Android apps, a new user gets 100 profiles at no charge. Its footer names Blackbird Secure Browsing Ltd of London.

Incogniton

Incogniton bundles what Multilogin sells by the gigabyte: every plan includes "FREE built-in proxies". Its Professional plan holds 150 profiles and 3 team seats for $79.99 a month, and Custom starts at $149.99 for 500. A new account starts with 10 free profiles, and after two months the free allowance drops to 3. WorkingGreen BV appears in its footer, and the site places the team in Amsterdam. It runs on Windows and macOS only, with no mobile app.

MoreLogin

MoreLogin is the other browser that rents cloud phones: Android 12 to 15 devices for $0.006 a minute, never more than $1.50 in a day. Its Pro plan costs $9 a month for 10 profiles, and 2 profiles stay free with 100 phone minutes at sign-up. It offers Chrome and Firefox cores and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Its pages name no company, only "Copyright by MoreLogin".

Kameleo

Kameleo sells browsers running at once rather than profiles: 10 at a time for €59 a month, 100 for €299 and 1,000 for €1,499. Its free plan holds 100 cloud profiles, 3 team members and 300 minutes of browser time. Behind it, by its terms, is Outis Nemo Ltd, a Budapest company with registration number 01 09 377749, and Hungarian law applies. It suits scraping teams more than account managers, and runs on Windows, macOS and in Docker.

Undetectable

Undetectable separates cloud profiles from local ones. Every paid plan allows unlimited local profiles, the ones stored on your own computer, so its Base plan, $49 a month or $34 on yearly billing, suits a single user with many profiles who does not need sync. Cloud profiles cost more: 100 on Professional for $99 a month, with 2 users. Mobico Services Ltd, with an address in Nicosia, Cyprus, signs its footer, and it runs on Windows and macOS.

GeeLark

GeeLark calls itself an "AI copilot for social media marketing" and sells cloud phones by the minute. Its free plan gives 2 profiles, 30 minutes and one seat. Cloud phones cost $0.007 a minute by default, monthly rentals bring that down, and yearly billing saves 25%. Its Base and Pro plans are priced by a calculator on the page that we could not read. Its footer names 42 Studio Pte. Ltd and Azure Cloud Tower Information Technology Limited.

Camoufox

Camoufox is the open-source route: a Firefox build released under MPL-2.0, with 12,475 GitHub stars on 12 October 2026 and releases still marked beta. A script in Python or TypeScript launches it through Playwright, and every launch gets a freshly drawn device. It has no window for managing profiles and presents Firefox identities only, so it can stand in for Multilogin inside scraping code, while a team managing accounts by hand would have no window to work in.

Cloud phones without Multilogin

For phone accounts, the three sellers above rent Android devices in their own cloud. GoLogin adds 30 to 120 Cloud Android minutes a month to its paid plans. Octo Browser takes the other road, with apps on your own iPhone or Android phone.

Where HProxy fits

An antidetect browser hides the device, and a proxy hides the connection, so every profile needs an address that stays with it. Multilogin's included traffic runs out at a few gigabytes a month, and each further gigabyte costs $3.50. Our guide to proxies for antidetect browsers sets out why one fixed address per profile works best.

A dedicated ISP address from HProxy costs $2.70/IP for a month, with no cap on traffic. For residential IPs, Residential Premium keeps one address for as long as 24 hours and targets by state, city or ISP; a gigabyte costs $1.49. There is no subscription, and unused balance does not expire. Our proxy guide for Multilogin shows where the address goes, the setup guide for antidetect browsers covers the others, and the free proxy checker tests an address first.

Which one to pick

• Stay with Multilogin if your team needs unlimited seats: its Business plans include them from 100 profiles at $40 a month.
• For the lowest price at 100 or 300 profiles: AdsPower, at $36 and $86, if you can live with its no-refund policy.
• For a team on a fixed budget: Octo Browser's Team plan with 3 members, or Incogniton's Professional with 3 seats and proxies included.
• For cloud phones: MoreLogin or GeeLark, both below Multilogin's standard minute rate.
• For many profiles on one computer: Undetectable's Base plan, with unlimited local profiles for $49 a month, or $34 on yearly billing.
• For scraping from code: Camoufox, which costs nothing, or Kameleo, which bills by browsers open at the same time.
• The weakest fit for a growing agency is Dolphin Anty's Team plan: $159 for 300 profiles that cannot be topped up, and paid seats on top.

What we could not find out

We installed and ran none of these tools, so this page cannot tell you how well any of them hides, how fast it runs or how often it breaks. We could not find where Eyes of Wonder Software LLC is registered, or why Multilogin's contract moved to it. We could not read MoreLogin's or GeeLark's prices for larger accounts, which come from calculators. Multilogin's three prices for a cloud-phone minute leave the real rate unclear until a bill arrives. Prices, currencies and companies change, and we will check this page again by 12 January 2027.

Sources

• Multilogin: price page with its FAQ, proxy page, cloud-phone page, terms of service and minimum system requirements (20 August 2026). Read 12 October 2026.
• Internet Archive: multilogin.com/pricing captures of 11 July 2019, 29 July 2022, 31 January 2023, 2 December 2023, 15 June 2024, 10 December 2024, 26 June 2025, 10 December 2025, 8 March 2026, 8 June 2026 and 10 July 2026; multilogin.com/terms-of-service captures from 31 July 2018 to 6 October 2026. Read 12 October 2026.
• Estonian e-Business Register, entries 12660871 and 14477266. Read 12 October 2026.
• The ten alternatives: their price pages, contracts or footers, and download pages, with AdsPower's price service. Read 12 October 2026.
• Camoufox on GitHub (daijro/camoufox): its record and README, as of 12 October 2026.
• Google search suggestions received by our server, and Keyword Planner volumes, worldwide. Read 12 October 2026.
• HProxy: product pages and our guides to proxies, as of 12 October 2026.