Multilogin runs multiple accounts on Android cloud phones and browser profiles. Free plan with 5 profiles; paid plans from $7.08/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Multilogin is a multi-accounting platform that runs accounts on Android cloud phones and in browser profiles from a single dashboard. Each account gets its own phone, apps, location and IP, so profiles stay separate from one another. The company says the product is tested daily on 50+ platforms, including TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube and LinkedIn.
The site positions Multilogin for social media managers, agencies, ecommerce operators and teams that use AI agents to post and engage. It replaces a pile of physical phones with cloud devices that can be opened, left running and switched between from one place. A free plan with five profiles lets buyers test the setup before paying.
Users create a cloud phone profile, which is a full Android device hosted in the cloud and dedicated to one account. Virtual phones can be picked from Android versions 10 to 16 and roughly 30 device models, and remote phone control uses real device parameters. Each profile can be paired with built-in residential, ISP or mobile proxies matched to 150+ locations.
More than 300 social and mobile apps, such as TikTok, Instagram and WhatsApp, are preinstalled. Phone farming launches several cloud phones at once with a built-in app store and proxy setup. Browser profiles run alongside the phones, and an API lets teams automate profile creation and management or connect AI agents and automation tools.
Isolation is the core idea: a separate phone, apps, location and IP for every account. Cloud phone locations span 190+ countries. Smart Auto-Stop pauses idle mobile sessions so minutes are not wasted, and mobile minutes can be topped up by the user. The knowledge base also covers cookie import and export, browser extensions and sticky-session proxies.
Team tools include folder access management, profile transfer to teams or clients, templates for profiles, proxies and extensions, bulk operations and a Cookie Robot. The Business tier adds advanced team management, custom API rate limits and unlimited seats. Support runs around the clock in English, Vietnamese, Russian, Chinese and Portuguese.
Multilogin is a multi-accounting platform that runs accounts on Android cloud phones and in browser profiles. Each account gets its own phone, apps, location and IP, managed from one dashboard. It is aimed at social media managers, agencies and ecommerce teams.
There is a free plan with 5 profiles. Paid Pro plans start at $7.08 per month billed annually ($11 billed monthly) for 10 profiles. Business starts at $26.67 per month billed annually ($40 monthly) for 100 profiles.
Yes. The Free plan is listed as free forever and includes 5 profiles, 300+ apps, folder access management, and a one-time bonus of 200 MB premium proxy traffic and 30 mobile minutes. The pricing page says no card is required.
The site lists TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube, LinkedIn and X (Twitter) as supported platforms. It also references Telegram and Gmail accounts. The company says it tests the product daily on 50+ platforms.
Yes. Pro plans include automation-friendly API access, and Business offers API access with custom rate limits. The site also says AI agents or automation tools can be connected to manage accounts.
It suits social media managers, agencies, ecommerce and dropshipping operators, creators and teams using AI agents that need many separated accounts. Team seats, profile transfer and templates support agency workflows.
Multilogin offers built-in residential, ISP and mobile proxies matched to 150+ locations. Paid plans include monthly premium proxy traffic, and extra traffic is sold from $2.275 per GB in bulk.
The free plan and low-cost Pro tiers make it accessible to small operations, and Pro 20 adds a second team seat. Larger agencies can move to Business with unlimited seats and up to 10,000 profiles.