MoreLogin vs Multilogin: Android Cloud Phones and Browser Profiles in One Plan Compared

MoreLogin and Multilogin both run Android cloud phones and browser profiles from one dashboard. The difference is what the plan covers. MoreLogin started as a browser profile tool, and its cloud phone time, proxies and extra seats are billed on top. Multilogin, a cloud Android phone platform for multi-account management, includes cloud phones, browser profiles, residential proxies and mobile minutes in every plan.

Disclosure: I work at Multilogin. I’ve used each company’s public pages, checked in October 2026, and credited MoreLogin where it’s strong.

How did each platform start, and where is it today?

MoreLogin began with browser profiles and added cloud phones later. Multilogin moved the other way, putting cloud Android phones first.

MoreLogin

• A desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux, built around browser profiles.
• Android cloud phones arrived more recently, running Android 12 to 15.
• Cloud phones are billed separately from the browser plan.

Multilogin

• Founded in 2015, and repositioned in 2026 as a cloud Android phone platform for multi-account management.
• Browser profiles are the second capability, for web-based accounts.
• Incorporated in the UAE and GDPR compliant.

How do they handle mobile app accounts?

Both give each account its own Android device in the cloud. They differ on Android coverage, how phone time is billed and what’s bundled.

MoreLogin cloud phones

• Android versions: 12 to 15.
• Phone time: Billed per minute with a daily cap, or as a 30-day rental per phone.
• Idle phones: On per-minute billing, a phone left unstarted for 7 days starts paying a daily storage fee.
• Proxies: Bring your own, or buy them in the app.
• Control: API and ADB access, RPA templates and a Synchronizer.

Multilogin cloud phones

• Android versions: 10 to 16, on 30+ real device types across 12 brands.
• Phone time: Mobile minutes are included in every plan, and extra minutes are billed on top.
• Idle phones: No idle fees.
• Proxies: Built-in residential proxies in every plan, and your own HTTP, HTTPS, ISP or SOCKS5 proxies also work.
• Control: API and ADB access, plus Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright and Postman.

One limit to know: Multilogin cloud phones can’t receive SMS or calls. Verification codes need your own phone or an SMS provider.

What’s included in each plan?

This is the biggest gap between the two.

A MoreLogin plan covers browser profiles, the Synchronizer, team permissions, an operation log and API access. Several things are billed outside the plan:

• cloud phone time
• proxies
• team seats beyond the two included
• extra profiles

A Multilogin plan covers cloud phones, browser profiles, residential proxies and mobile minutes together. Team seats and permissions are included, with unlimited seats from the Business 100 plan.

For a team running both app and web accounts, that’s the practical question. Do you want one subscription, or a browser plan plus usage billing plus a proxy provider? There’s more detail in this full MoreLogin review.

What do users report?

Both have happy users and real complaints. These are individual experiences from public review sites, not test results.

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MoreLogin: strengths

• Team permissions, profile transfer and an operation log come on every plan, including Free.
• Automation is on every plan too: a local API and Open API, Selenium, Puppeteer, RPA templates and the Synchronizer.
• G2 reviewers often mention easy setup and helpful support.

MoreLogin: issues

• A June 2026 G2 reviewer found the mix of features hard to learn and asked for more built-in guidance.
• G2 reviewers ask for clearer proxy setup help, since every profile needs an outside IP.
• A July 2026 reviewer described a difficult cancellation process and renewals they hadn’t expected.
• A 2024 G2 review reported occasional connection failures and support replies taking up to a day.

Multilogin: strengths

• A Mac user on Trustpilot found it fast and stable, opening Android on macOS with no extra software.
• A July 2026 Trustpilot reviewer said support quickly sorted out an error on their side.
• A GetApp reviewer said cloud phones replaced a drawer of physical phones.

Multilogin: issues

• Trustpilot reviewers reported Android 14 and 16 cloud phones down for several days in late May 2026.
• A free plan user expected 30 minutes a day and found it’s a one-time allowance.
• One reviewer’s desktop app froze while creating a browser profile.
• A September 2026 reviewer found support fast but not always useful.

Multilogin’s own docs add more limits:

• You need a reliable internet connection.
• First setup takes some time.
• Free profiles are deleted after 7 days of inactivity.
• Separate devices don’t fix duplicate content.

Which fits which team?

Choose by where your accounts live and what you already pay for.

MoreLogin fits if:

• most of your accounts run in browser profiles and mobile work is occasional
• you already have a proxy provider you trust
• you want team logs and automation on a free or entry plan
• your team works on Linux

Multilogin fits if:

• app-based accounts are your main work
• you want proxies and mobile minutes inside one plan
• you need Android 10, 11 or 16
• your team is growing and needs unlimited seats

Both have free plans. Run your real apps on each for a week before moving accounts.

FAQ

What’s the best MoreLogin alternative for mobile app accounts?
For teams whose main work is in mobile apps, look for a platform built around cloud Android phones with proxies and mobile minutes in the plan. Multilogin fits that description and includes browser profiles for web accounts. Test your own apps on its free plan before switching.

Does MoreLogin include proxies?
No. As of October 2026, no MoreLogin plan includes proxy traffic. You connect your own HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 proxies, or buy them in the app.

Does Multilogin include browser profiles?
Yes. Multilogin includes browser profiles alongside Android cloud phones, residential proxies and mobile minutes. Multilogin offers a free plan with no time limit and no credit card needed. Paid plans start from $7.08 per month.

If your team has moved between these two, what tipped the decision?