MoreLogin

MoreLogin is a workspace for separating browser and Android account workflows, with automation and team controls built in. It fits e-commerce, agency, social and marketing, and automation teams that coordinate multiple accounts. Its breadth is valuable when work spans devices, but the free profile-start cap and separate cloud-phone charges matter.

Overview

Persistent browser profiles keep cookies, sessions, proxy settings, extensions, and account work apart. Cloud browsers extend workflows to scheduled tasks, account checks, data exports, and agent-assisted work; cloud Android devices cover mobile-app workflows, testing, verification, and team operations. That combination makes MoreLogin a stronger fit for teams with browser and mobile needs than for users seeking only a handful of local profiles.

Key features

Profiles, cloud environments, and automation

Synchronizer, no-code RPA, and AI Hub support browser and mobile account work. Cloud phones provide dedicated Android environments with automation, camera and audio, and file uploads. They are billed separately from Pro, so mobile usage can add a significant cost beyond the browser plan.

Team controls and integrations

Password protection, cookie and session safeguards, web access and element controls, and operation logs give teams tools for managing shared workflows. Profile end-to-end encryption uses a unique security key, with verification options for new-device logins, every login, or every profile start. SlowMist's application security audit report, dated 2023-10-19 to 2023-10-25, records a Passed result.

Make, Zapier, and n8n integrations, plus webhooks for supported cloud-operation results, connect workflows to other services. The Local API supports desktop automation with Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright; the Open API supports OAuth2, batch operations, remote resource management, and cloud-browser CDP connections. This is useful for teams integrating automation, though the two API routes serve different needs: local desktop control versus remote cloud management.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed Free Forever. It includes two profiles, two users, Chrome and Firefox, the Local API, and Selenium/Puppeteer automation. The help center sets a limit of 20 profile starts daily, making it a practical trial for small workloads rather than a no-constraint option.

Pro costs $5.40 a month, billed $9/month. It raises the allowance to 10 profiles and adds customized profile purchases and 24/7 online support, while retaining Free-plan features. This is the more suitable browser plan for a small team that outgrows two profiles, but it does not include cloud-phone use.

Cloud Phone is priced at $0.01 a month, with usage billed Per minute: $0.006/min, capped at $1.5/day, or Per month: $23-$25/30 days. It includes Android 12 ~ Android 15, automation, camera and audio, and file uploads. The daily cap makes occasional use more predictable, while regular monthly use has a substantially higher stated price than Pro.

Custom has custom pricing and offers custom profiles, a custom team, and dedicated consulting service, which better suits needs beyond the standard profile and team setup. The Free plan has the clearest low-cost entry; Pro is the browser upgrade, while mobile workflows require budgeting separately.

Platforms

MoreLogin supports Android, API, Linux, macOS, self-hosted, web, and Windows. Its download page specifies Windows 10 64-bit and higher, macOS 12.6.1 and higher, and Linux Desktop. The platform range suits mixed-device and developer workflows, though the download requirements are specific for desktop installations.

Who it's for

MoreLogin is aimed at e-commerce teams, agencies, social and marketing teams, and automation teams. It is most compelling when account separation, team oversight, automation, and cloud or Android workflows need to coexist. Someone who only needs a couple of browser profiles may find the cloud and team capabilities unnecessary.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Persistent profiles separate sessions, cookies, extensions, and proxy settings, helping teams keep account workflows distinct.
• Pro: Local and Open APIs, automation tools, and Make, Zapier, and n8n integrations cover both desktop and cloud workflows.
• Pro: Two users and two profiles are included free, with Chrome and Firefox and the Local API.
• Con: Free users can start profiles only 20 times daily, which can constrain frequent workflows.
• Con: Cloud Phone has separate minute or monthly billing, so Android use is not simply an extension of Pro.
• Con: Pro includes 10 profiles; teams needing a larger standard allocation must consider custom pricing.

Alternatives

Browse the Anti-Detect Browser Software directory to compare options. Choose Kameleo if its free allowance of two concurrent browsers, 300 minutes of browser usage, 100 cloud profiles, and two emulated mobile browsers better matches the workload. GoLogin is another freemium alternative with a no-time-limit free plan that includes three profiles. Consider 1Browser for a free 10-profile plan, accepting limited proxy countries and basic browser speed. AntiProfiles offers three free profiles, basic proxy, standard fingerprint controls, and one user, but no API on its free plan. GeeLark has two free profiles, 30 bonus minutes, and one seat. Hidemium offers five free profiles but no accounts per profile or team members on its free plan. Multilogin includes five free profiles, one-time premium proxy traffic, and one-time mobile minutes. Nstbrowser offers 500 free browser profiles, 30 standard profile launches per day, and three team members.

Verdict

Choose MoreLogin if your team needs persistent browser separation alongside automation, oversight, and Android or cloud workflows in one workspace. Its strongest reason to choose is that range, paired with a usable two-user free tier. Look elsewhere if your work is browser-only and small-scale, or if separate cloud-phone billing and the free daily start cap do not suit your usage.