Mosaic vs Multilogin pricing

We make Mosaic, the local-first anti-detect browser. We tried to be fair about the prices below; corrections to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

Multilogin prices by how many profiles you keep, so the bill grows with the library. Mosaic Pro is one price, $49 a month, for any number of profiles. Here is what each costs, read on 2 November 2026.

The prices side by side

Figures are USD, billed monthly, from Multilogin's pricing page on 2 November 2026; 35% off yearly. Multilogin meters by profile count; the free plan is cloud only, so profiles live on their servers, not your machine. Multilogin's free plan is 5 profiles, cloud only, no time limit (200 MB proxy traffic and 30 mobile minutes, one-time). Multilogin has no free trial.

Mosaic does not have a tier for ten profiles or a tier for a thousand. Pro is $49 a month and the thousandth profile costs the same as the first, because a profile is a folder on your own computer rather than a row in our cloud. That is cheaper than Multilogin once the count passes a few hundred, and more expensive at the small end; if you run a handful of profiles, Multilogin's entry plan or a free plan will cost less than ours.

How it works: Provider minting

Where Multilogin fits better

Multilogin gives you cloud profiles and bundled cloud phones, and unlimited team seats on Business. Mosaic has none of those: no team seats, no cloud copy of profiles, and no cloud phones. Tesseract Chrome, our engine, is built for Apple-silicon Macs so far, with no Windows engine yet. If any of that is a requirement, Multilogin is the better buy whatever the price.

Where Mosaic is different

Every profile in Mosaic is a fingerprint, a proxy exit and a cookie jar that agree with each other, and all of it stays on your computer. The fingerprint values change in C++ inside the engine rather than in injected JavaScript, so a page reading its own functions finds stock Chrome code. A provider saved from one gateway line mints a separate session per profile, so a cheap proxy plan still gives each account its own exit. If you are moving from Multilogin, Mosaic reads its export by shape and maps names, notes, proxies, start pages and cookies across.

When to pick which

Pick Multilogin if you run a small library, need cloud profiles and bundled cloud phones, or want a product on Windows or Linux today. Pick Mosaic if you run hundreds or thousands of profiles alone on a Mac and want one predictable bill. The counts and the full field are in what a cheap anti-detect browser really costs and the browsers with unlimited profiles. Mosaic Pro is $49 a month for any number of profiles, with the first 14 days free; Free holds 3 profiles and 10 profile creations.