AdsPower vs Multilogin: price, cloud phones and API limits

We make Mosaic, which is neither of these. Both vendors' pricing pages were read on 2 November 2026, and we tried to be fair to each; corrections to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

AdsPower vs Multilogin starts with what they share: both price by profile count, and both pages put their prices behind JavaScript, so we read them in a browser. Once the numbers are side by side the shape is simple. AdsPower is the cheaper ladder with a no-code robot on top. Multilogin charges a few dollars more at each size and puts things in the box that AdsPower leaves to you: proxy traffic, Android cloud phones and, from 100 profiles, seats without a count. Prices below are US dollars, billed monthly.

AdsPower vs Multilogin at a glance

	AdsPower	Multilogin
Free plan	2 profiles, "free forever"	5 cloud profiles, no time limit, no card
Trial	7 days, every feature	Free plan instead
10 / 20 / 50 profiles	$9 / $12 / $21 (Professional)	$11 / $19 / $29 (Pro)
100 profiles	$36 (Professional)	$40 (Business)
Next sizes	Business, $61 for 200	Business, $89 for 300, $115 for 500
1,000 profiles	Not printed; Enterprise quoted from 5,000	$185 (Business)
Seats	1 super-administrator; members set per plan	Up to 2 on Pro; unlimited on Business
Proxy traffic included	Not listed	200 MB once on Free; monthly on paid plans
Cloud phones	Not listed	Android, real hardware, minutes included
No-code automation	RPA robot, synchronizer	Not listed by name
API	Local API, 300 to 1,500 requests a minute	50 to 100 requests a minute; none on Free
Longer billing	Quarterly 15% off, yearly 40% off	Yearly 35% off

How it works: Bulk actions

The price at your profile count

AdsPower comes out lower at every size where both pages give a figure: $2 less at 10 profiles, $7 at 20, $8 at 50 and $4 at 100. The gap narrows as you grow because Multilogin moves to its Business plan at 100, and Business is where its per-profile price drops.

Past 200, the comparison runs into what each page will tell you. Multilogin prints its Business ladder all the way: $89 for 300, $115 for 500, $185 for 1,000, on to 10,000. AdsPower's Business card shows $61 for 200 and a counter for more, and Enterprise, from 5,000 profiles, is priced on request.

Yearly billing moves both. AdsPower takes 40% off for a year and 15% for a quarter; Multilogin takes 35% off for a year.

What Multilogin's extra money buys

Three things AdsPower's pricing page does not list.

Proxy traffic. Every Multilogin plan includes premium proxy traffic: 200 MB once on Free, a monthly allowance on paid plans, rising to 5 GB a month on Business 100. If you already buy residential traffic elsewhere, this is worth less to you.

Cloud phones. Multilogin's FAQ says its cloud phones run Android on real smartphone hardware, not an emulator, and are billed by minutes used, with minutes included in each plan: 30 once on Free and 150 a month on Business 100. For accounts that live in a mobile app rather than a browser, this is a real difference.

Seats. Pro includes up to 2 team seats, and every Business size has unlimited seats. AdsPower includes one super-administrator per plan and sets members on a counter.

Where AdsPower comes out ahead

Automation without code. AdsPower lists an RPA robot with customisable workflows beside its synchronizer, and links separate guides for RPA, its API and MCP. Multilogin's pricing page lists an API and "hardened automation" for Selenium, Playwright and Puppeteer, but no visual builder.

API throughput. AdsPower's local API runs at 300, 900 or 1,500 requests a minute by plan. Multilogin's page lists 50, 75 and 100 requests a minute across paid plans, with custom limits on Business, and no API on Free. A script that polls many profiles hits that ceiling sooner on Multilogin.

Engines. AdsPower lists Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers. Multilogin's pricing page does not name its engines, so check its own documentation before you rely on either.

Which to pick

Pick AdsPower if price per profile matters most, if you want a robot instead of scripts, or if your code makes many API calls a minute. Pick Multilogin if you want proxy traffic and cloud phones from the same bill, if you need more than two people on the account, or if you want a free plan that lasts with 5 profiles rather than 2. For Multilogin against products other than AdsPower, Multilogin alternatives has the field; for AdsPower's direct rival among media buyers, see AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty.

Use either for accounts you are entitled to run. A browser keeps accounts apart; the platform's terms still decide what is allowed.

If neither fits

Mosaic, which we make, sits at the other end from Multilogin's bundle. It sells no proxy traffic and no cloud phones, and it has no seats. Every profile stays on your computer, and Pro is $49 a month with no per-profile metering. Its import reads both AdsPower and Multilogin exports. Mosaic vs Multilogin sets that trade out row by row, and the wider field is in the best anti-detect browsers.