Multilogin review

Figures checked: 2026-08-24

How this page is researched: every figure comes from vendor documentation and hands-on use of the free tier, checked on 2026-08-24. We do not run a paid testing lab — see the methodology. Some links are affiliate links; they do not affect scores or ordering.

Multilogin repriced in July 2026 and most of the comparison content written about it is now wrong. It gained a permanent free tier, moved to capacity-based plans starting at $7.08 a month, and folded in something no other product in this catalogue has: real Android cloud phones running on physical hardware rather than emulators.

Score breakdown

8.4/ 10 Overall score
Free tier7.5 / 10

5 profiles, no expiry, proxy traffic and mobile minutes included — but profiles auto-delete after 7 idle days.

Entry price9.0 / 10

$7.08/mo annually, the lowest documented entry in this catalogue.

Automation and API9.5 / 10

API on every plan plus ADB, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright and Postman.

Team features7.5 / 10

Two seats from Pro 100; unlimited seats on Business from 300 profiles.

Platform coverage9.5 / 10

Browser profiles plus Android cloud phones — the only mobile capability here.

Documentation clarity6.5 / 10

Official pricing is clear; third-party sources quote four incompatible price structures.

Scored against our published criteria. Source: Multilogin pricing page, read 2026-08-24.

Everything written about Multilogin pricing before July 2026 is wrong

This is the single most useful thing to know before comparing it to anything. Multilogin used to sell Solo, Team and Scale plans at roughly €99, €199 and €399 a month, with no free tier and no bundled proxies. That structure is gone.

What replaced it, per the vendor's own pricing page: a permanent free plan, Pro tiers priced by profile capacity, Business plans from 300 profiles, and residential proxy traffic bundled into every plan including the free one.

Published plan structure · checked 2026-08-24
Free5 profiles, no time limit, no card. 200MB proxy traffic, 1 cloud mobile profile, 30 minutes. Profiles auto-delete after 7 idle days
ProFrom $7.08/mo billed annually. Sold at 10, 50 or 100 profiles. Two team seats from Pro 100
BusinessFrom 300 profiles, unlimited team seats
Annual discountRoughly 35% against monthly billing
Included proxyResidential traffic on every plan, location-matched. Extra from $3.50/GB, unused traffic rolls over
Cloud phone minutesMonthly allowance by tier. Extra from $0.0073/min
Billing changesUpgrades immediate with proration; downgrades from the next cycle

Source: Multilogin official pricing page, read 2026-08-24. Figures quoted elsewhere as €99, €159, €29 or $64.80 describe the pre-July structure or unrelated resellers, and we are not reproducing them as current.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Android cloud phones on real hardware — no other product in this catalogue has any mobile capability
  • Residential proxy traffic bundled into every plan, including the free one
  • API, ADB, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright and Postman on every tier, not gated to upper plans
  • Both Chromium and Firefox engines
  • Lowest documented entry price in this catalogue at $7.08/mo annually

Cons

  • Free profiles are deleted after seven consecutive idle days — the only auto-deletion policy here
  • Team seats start at Pro 100; smaller Pro tiers are single-user
  • The July 2026 repricing means most third-party comparisons quote figures that no longer exist
  • Mobile minutes and proxy traffic are metered, so the headline price is not the whole cost

Who it suits

Anyone whose work touches mobile-first platforms. A cloud phone is a different category of tool from a desktop browser profile with a mobile user agent, and Multilogin is the only product here that offers one. If TikTok or Instagram app behaviour matters to you, the rest of this catalogue does not solve your problem at all.

It is a weaker fit if you want a predictable flat bill. Metered proxy traffic and metered mobile minutes mean the monthly figure moves with usage, which is the opposite of how Nativ Browser's flat seat pricing works.

FAQ

Does Multilogin have a free plan?

Yes, since July 2026. It gives 5 profiles with no time limit and no card required, plus 200MB of premium proxy traffic and one cloud mobile profile with 30 minutes of use. Free profiles are deleted automatically after seven consecutive days without being opened.

How much does Multilogin cost?

Paid plans start at $7.08 per month billed annually. Annual billing is discounted roughly 35% against monthly. Pro tiers are sold by profile capacity — 10, 50 or 100 — and Business plans start at 300 profiles.

Why do comparison articles quote €99 for Multilogin?

Because they predate July 2026. Multilogin restructured its pricing that month, introducing a free tier and moving to capacity-based Pro plans. A large share of the comparison content online still quotes the older Solo, Team and Scale plans at €99, €199 and €399.

What is a Multilogin cloud phone?

A cloud-hosted Android environment running on real smartphone hardware rather than an emulator, managed from the same dashboard as browser profiles. App data and login state persist between sessions. No other product in this catalogue offers one.

Are proxies included with Multilogin?

Yes. Residential proxy traffic is included on every plan and matched to each profile's location. Additional traffic costs from $3.50 per GB, and unused traffic rolls over while the subscription stays active.

Does Multilogin support automation frameworks?

Every plan includes API access plus ADB and support for Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright and Postman.

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