Multilogin Reviews

Nothing to complain, great product with a great team beneath. I choose Multilogin specially due to their background and since I used at the beginning of the product when I started. Now I'm back to the business after testing other antidetects I fell to ML again as it's the best one

Great proxy, good fingerprint masking for the profiles. The profile automation runs fast and smoothly. They have a handy knowledge base with everything you may and an spectacular support team.

Since I'm not new to browser automation I had no issues setting things up, but I believe it could be more intuitive for new users

performance is generally stable, and switching between profiles is straightforward. It’s not a magic solution, but for structured multi-account workflows and basic automation needs, it does the job reliably like like ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I’m Joey, working in marketing, and I use Multilogin Cloud Phone mainly to manage multiple TikTok accounts 🔥. From a technical standpoint, it helps isolate accounts in separate cloud environments, which reduces overlap risks compared to running everything on one device.
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There’s a bit of a learning curve at the beginning, especially if you’re new to cloud phone environments

overall it feels like a proper solution for people who actually need stability at scale once you get used to it the workflow makes sense and it becomes part of your daily setup

been using multilogin x for a while now and you can tell it is not just a basic tool each profile runs in its own isolated environment so accounts do not mix which is the main reason i use it the mimic browser feels close to chrome so compatibility is good and most sites just work without weird issues i like that everything is in one place profiles proxies and automation instead of juggling different tools also had a small issue during setup and support helped pretty quickly without wasting time

it is not really beginner friendly at first and you need to understand how profiles and proxies work also uses more resources when running many profiles at the same time

good product, I plan on using everyday for a year to create accounts everyday and sell them and the app is working for me

I don't know how to get in details, it's a good antidetect, i had no issues with getting flagged on facebook after I start using to create multiple accounts on facebook

i had no issues like I had on other apps, they usually froze or got banned immediately

Overall, Multilogin is a top-tier solution for anyone needing to manage multiple accounts without triggering anti-fraud systems. From a technical standpoint, the "Mimic" browser is impressively stable and passes most advanced fingerprinting tests (like Pixelscan or CreepJS) with ease. While it requires a significant financial investment, the peace of mind it provides regarding account safety and the reduction in "shadow-banning" makes it a great tool!

Multilogin excels in creating distinct browser environments that effectively mask digital fingerprints. As a Technical Support Specialist, I appreciate the granular control over Canvas, WebGL, and AudioContext spoofing. The ability to manage hundreds of profiles with unique proxy settings without hardware interference is a massive time-saver. The interface is intuitive, and the synchronization between devices ensures that session data and cookies remain consistent, which is critical for maintaining account integrity across a distributed team.

The pricing structure is quite steep for smaller teams or individual contractors. Additionally, the resource consumption can be high when running multiple Mimic or Stealthfox instances simultaneously, requiring a machine with significant RAM. Occasional lag during profile synchronization can also be a minor bottleneck during high-volume tasks.

I’ve been using Multilogin X for a few months now to manage multiple e-commerce and social accounts. If you used the older version (Multilogin 6/Legacy), this new web-based "X" version is a pretty massive shift.

If you are running a serious business, managing high-value ad accounts, or doing heavy scraping, Multilogin X is worth the money. It offers the best anti-detect protection in the game, and the new cloud features make team management a breeze.

Cloud-Based Convenience: The biggest upgrade is that it runs in your browser now. I don’t have to download a massive desktop app anymore. I can log in from my laptop or my desktop and everything is just there.

Top-Tier Fingerprinting: When it comes to not getting banned, these guys are still the kings. The browser profiles (Mimic and Stealthfox) feel incredibly secure. My accounts haven't triggered any weird verification checks since switching.

Great for Teams: Sharing profiles with my virtual assistants is way easier now. I can assign roles and access in a few clicks without worrying about security leaks.

Slick Interface: The new UI is super clean, modern, and much easier to navigate than the old legacy version.

It is Pricey: Let’s be real—Multilogin is still one of the most expensive options on the market. If you are just starting out or only need 2–3 profiles, the price tag hurts.

Learning Curve for Veterans: If you were used to the old desktop app, the new web interface takes some getting used to. Some settings feel like they moved just for the sake of moving.

Requires Stable Internet: Since it’s cloud-based, if your internet dips, the performance can lag a bit compared to a fully local desktop app.

I was honestly intimidated at first. I assumed it would be technical and complicated.
But setup was quick. I created profiles within minutes. I didn’t need deep technical knowledge.
The included proxy traffic made things simpler since I didn’t have to connect external services.

Everything is simple, you don't need extra technical knowledge.If you have any questions there 24/7 support which can answer any question

I cannot name any bad parts from my part, i never faced any difficulties

I am working on web scraping projects. Not having to rely on my own machine all the time is a nice relief, especially when working with a team.

Headless browser feature has been valuable for my work.
It allows me to extract data from websites without the overhead of rendering a full browser window.
On top of that, Multilogin allows me to create unique browser profiles with well spoofed fingerprints. It is helpful for avoiding detection.

Nothing that I can think right now, Multilogin has been great

it's very good tools for who are in automation and scraping tools. stealth option is too good. and you can select multiple OS as well. that's nice. overall very good it's automation tools

Multilogin is great tool for automation and also profile create option is awesome. you can many profile with different proxy. that is plus points.

when i open multilogin browser is selenium framework, at that time it's not able to open dev ops tools via automation.

Overall, it has become part of my daily workflow because it consistently works and reduces manual effort. For teams that rely on browser automation and profile isolation, it provides solid value.

The setup is straightforward, the UI is clean, and daily operations are stable.It saves me time on repetitive browser tasks and support responses are usually quick and helpful.

Pricing can be challenging for smaller teams, and a lower entry plan would make adoption easier.

It’s not perfect, but it’s consistent, and that’s what matters most to me. Once you get used to it, it fits nicely into your workflow and doesn’t require much attention. If you’re looking for something stable for regular, ongoing use, it’s definitely worth considering.

I usually run several profiles at the same time for long periods, and it’s been pretty reliable overall. It doesn’t randomly freeze or slow down much, which makes a big difference when you’re working for hours. One thing I really like is that sessions tend to stay intact I can come back later and continue where I left off without dealing with constant logouts or issues. After a while, it just feels like a tool you can trust to do its job.

The interface could be a bit more user-friendly, especially if you’re just getting started. Some features are clearly powerful, but it’s not always obvious how to use them unless you spend time going through the documentation.

For me, stability and predictability were the most important factors, and this tool delivers on both. It works well whether you’re using it solo or as part of a growing team.

I moved to Multilogin after using another tool that kept crashing and acting unpredictably. Here everything just feels more stable. Profiles behave consistently, I don’t deal with random detection issues anymore, and the interface is much easier to navigate. It doesn’t feel overloaded, so daily work is simply smoother. It also works well when several team members are inside the same setup, which was important for us.

Honestly, I haven’t experienced any real downsides so far.

I never get banned on Facebook ads, I use pro 10, I run 10 facebook ads accounts very good indeed, I plan on purchasing a subscription with more profiles

Great service. I use everyday for Facebook ads in marketplace. I love the support they are so agile and helpfull

Does not have a free subscription, but it's not expensive.

I have been using this platform regularly and it has proven to be reliable. It fits well alongside my existing tools and does not require much maintenance. Overall a good experience and something I plan to keep using

performance has been consistent with no major issues, even when running longer tasks. The dashboard is clear and not cluttered, and it is easy to keep track of active projects. Pricing feels fair for what is offered.

there could be more flexibility in customization for certain workflows, especially for edge cases

Being able to manage all social media accounts without having to login again and again, and not having any restrictions for using the same IP in all accounts has been great with their browsers. The Support is very helpful and quick on the answers. Their knowledge base is very complete with everything you might need on their product

Good UI, easy to create and configure the profiles. Good management of proxy and profile templates. Good sorting of the profiles with folders, notes and tags.

If they could offer a free subscription someday in the future and more video guides would be great.

I use it to manage the accounts of my clients more easily and without getting banned by using too many accounts on one computer. It works great for this and my productivity has increased with this tool.

You can manage the profiles with account in it like it's another computer and have everything logged in in each profile separately. You can use their Proxy to mask your IP and make the profiles seem even more like another user from another place. I spoke with their support and they have some automation features that I'm not going to use since I don't need, but it's good to know about this option.

I use the app and the "remember me" button doesn't work. They said they know about it. I'm waiting for a solution since I hate having to put my password when I login.

It’s not perfect, but it does its job well when it comes to consistency and reliability. After using it for a while, it becomes part of the routine and works without much friction. If you need something stable for ongoing use, it’s a solid option.

I often run multiple profiles for extended periods, and the stability has been solid overall. It handles longer sessions without freezing or slowing down too much, which is important for my workflow. I also appreciate how easy it is to pick up where I left off without sessions breaking or logging out unexpectedly. Over time, it feels like a dependable tool you don’t have to constantly worry about.

There are still some areas where the interface could be more intuitive, especially for new users. Certain features are powerful but not very well explained unless you dig into documentation.

We’ve been using Multilogin for a while now in our team. Before that, we were constantly dealing with mixed cookies, logouts, and random blocks. It was stressful.

With Multilogin, each profile is separate, and things feel much more stable. After we set it up, the difference was clear. No more mixing accounts, fewer bans, and it’s easier for the team to work without worrying.

We use Multilogin every day at work. It keeps accounts separated and helps avoid problems. Not everything is perfect, but it does the job and we plan to keep using it.

Nothing serious. Sometimes I wish the interface was simpler, and occasionally we see small bugs that get fixed later quickly.

Really stay away if you want use API and linux. maybe it works for windows users and so on, but it's not good product for real automation

- support is really fast and helpful in simple tasks

- getting api key needs a lot of work
- linux client/agent is broken
- getting profile id's needs a lot of work
- support can't help with complex tasks

I really do not like this tool and can't say enough bad things about my experience. I wish they would figure out receipts and invoices so it was easier to keep. I'll be be cancelling and looking for an alternative.

Been a customer for over a year now because it is probably the oldest browser management tool in the space. Their support is also really fast at replying but they're pretty useless since all they can do is file a ticket with engineering which they'll never get to fixing.

The don't send receipts. They don't even compress their receipts. Managing invoices for this tool takes hours per year of my own time which is beyond frustrating.

Their receipts are over 10 MB each. It's like their software developers don't even know what they're doing. The amount of bugs in the tool as well is beyond useless to even report. They don't fix anything.