Multilogin alternatives: six anti-detect browsers compared

We make Mosaic. We tried to be fair; corrections to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

People leave Multilogin for one of three reasons: the price at their profile count, wanting a different storage model, or wanting a feature Multilogin does not sell. Each alternative below answers one of those better than the others, and none answers all three. Every price and feature here comes from the vendor's own page on 2 November 2026.

At a glance

	Free plan	Entry paid plan	Billed by	Notable
Multilogin	5 cloud profiles	$11/month (Pro 10)	Profiles	Cloud Android phones, proxies included
Mosaic	3 profiles, 10 creations	$49/month, unlimited	Flat	Everything on your computer; MCP server
GoLogin	3 profiles	$9/month (10 profiles)	Profiles	Android app; Browser MCP listed
AdsPower	2 profiles	Professional, 10 to 100 profiles	Profiles	RPA robot, Chrome and Firefox browsers
Dolphin{anty}	3 profiles on sign-up	See vendor page	Profiles	Scenario automation, synchronizer
Octo Browser	100 profiles in its mobile apps, for new users	€10/month (Lite, 3 profiles)	Profiles	Team roles; proxy shop
Kameleo	2 concurrent browsers	€59/month (10 concurrent)	Running browsers	iOS and Android emulation, Docker

AdsPower's and Dolphin{anty}'s pricing pages draw their figures with JavaScript, so we could not read a price off them, and we have not printed one rather than copy a third-party figure.

How it works: Local first

Mosaic

Mosaic is ours, so read this one with that in mind. It is a desktop app for macOS and Windows with its own Chromium build, Tesseract Chrome, which changes fingerprint values in C++. Profiles are drawn from real hardware records and matched to the measured exit of their proxy. Profiles, cookies and proxies stay on your computer, and the store and cookie jars are encrypted on disk.

Pro is $49 a month with no profile or project limit, plus a 14-day trial. It includes a local REST API and an MCP server for AI assistants.

What it lacks: team seats, cloud storage, cloud phones and iOS profiles. If you need any of those, look elsewhere on this list. Mosaic vs Multilogin works through the trade in detail.

GoLogin

GoLogin has a cheap paid entry in US dollars: Professional at $9 a month for 10 profiles, or $4.50 billed annually, in steps of 10, 25, 50 and 100 profiles. Business is $99 a month for 300 or 500 profiles, and Enterprise $179 for 1,000. The free plan has 3 profiles with everything except sharing and team members. Its pricing page also lists an Android app, a REST API on every paid plan, and its site menu lists a Browser MCP and a cloud browser.

Pick it if you want a cheap start in dollars and may need to grow into team features.

AdsPower

AdsPower has a free-forever plan with 2 profiles and a 7-day free trial of the paid features. Professional comes in 10, 20, 50 and 100 profile sizes, with Business above it and Enterprise from 5,000 profiles. Its pricing page lists Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers, a synchronizer, an RPA robot with customizable workflows, a local API, profile data sync across computers and member permissions.

Pick it if you want no-code automation across many profiles, built from its RPA workflows rather than scripts.

Dolphin{anty}

Dolphin{anty} is built around media buying and affiliate teams. Its home page lists 3 free profiles on sign-up, Windows, Linux and macOS apps, a synchronizer that repeats one profile's actions in others, scenario automation, and team permissions down to individual profiles and folders. Cloud sync of profiles is on paid plans, with an option to keep profiles local instead.

Pick it if a team of buyers works the same accounts and you want automation without writing code.

Octo Browser

Octo Browser prices in euros: Lite at €10 a month for 3 profiles, Starter from €29, Base from €79 with API access, Team from €169 with team members, and Advanced from €329. Paying for 3, 6 or 12 months takes 10%, 20% or 30% off. It also sells proxies inside the app, and new users of its iOS and Android apps get 100 profiles free.

Pick it if you pay in euros and need team roles with API access on the middle tiers.

Kameleo

Kameleo charges for browsers running at the same time, not for saved profiles. Free is €0 with 2 concurrent browsers, 100 cloud profiles and unlimited local storage; Startup is €59 a month (€45 annually) for 10; Business €299 for 100; Enterprise €1,499 for 1,000. It ships two custom browser kernels, Chroma and Junglefox, emulates Android and iOS mobile browsers from the desktop, runs headless, and has official Docker images for Linux and Windows.

Pick it if you automate at scale on servers. Its Docker and headless support is the reason. Mosaic does not run in a container; it is a desktop app.

How to choose

If price at your profile count is the reason you are leaving, total up your count against each table row; per-profile pricing favors small libraries and flat pricing favors large ones. Why Mosaic has no per-profile pricing explains our side of that.

If storage is the reason, the question is profiles that open from other computers (Multilogin cloud profiles, AdsPower sync, Dolphin{anty} cloud sync, Kameleo cloud profiles) against profiles kept on yours (Mosaic, or the local options Multilogin, Kameleo and Dolphin{anty} also list).

If a feature is the reason, the table's last column is the short answer. The best anti-detect browsers puts all seven on the same criteria, and what an anti-detect browser is covers the basics. Use any of them for accounts you are allowed to run.