I use Multilogin to manage a bunch of AI agents running TikTok accounts for different countries. Since each agent needs its own account, I wanted an easy way to keep everything organized.

Cloud phones make it super easy. Every account has its own phone, so I don't have to buy or manage a bunch of real devices. I can see everything in one dashboard while the AI agents handle posting and the rest of the daily work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You do need a stable internet connection, especially if you're running several cloud phones at once. If your connection is slow, things can feel a bit laggy.

I also wish mobile minutes were a bit cheaper. If you're managing multiple active TikTok accounts, the cost can add up pretty fast. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

UI/UX: Clean and easy to get around. Creating and switching between profiles is intuitive even with a fair number running.

Integrations: API access is available, which is useful if you want to plug profile management into your own workflow rather than doing everything manually through the dashboard.

Performance: Stable so far, I've had multiple profiles running at once without issues.

Pricing/ROI: Noticeably cheaper than competitors offering similar profile management, which made it an easy decision to try.

Support/Onboarding: Onboarding was smooth, helped along by a good library of tutorials and video walkthroughs. Support has been responsive most times I've reached out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It feels a little slow and bloated on mobile profiles and in the browser profile Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The user interface is very clean and intuitive, making it easy to organize dozens of profiles into groups. Furthermore, the software's performance is excellent; profiles load quickly, and memory consumption is well-optimized compared to other tools on the market. The native proxy integration also works perfectly right out of the box. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One minor downside is the fixed limit on the number of profiles in each plan. While I understand the structure, it would be beneficial to have more flexibility, especially for power users who manage multiple accounts and often need extra 'buffer' or reserve slots. It’s not a major issue, but having an option to add incremental slots or a more flexible scaling system would definitely improve the user experience for those with fluctuating needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the native proxy management and the app layout in Multilogin. The agility to configure the proxy with the native pool is very fast and simple. The layout is very clean and things are in easily understandable and memorable places. The folders are also really nice features. I found the initial configuration experience very intuitive and, so far, I am liking Multilogin as a whole. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the prices of the cloud phone quite expensive compared to the competition. The proxy pool is quite small for Brazil and, as far as I know, there is no way to use the synchronized phones in parallel. Another issue is the rotation of IPs, they still don't have a button that does this easily, as well as a 'backup' proxy system for when one fails. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I started using Multilogin for a specific project where I needed to manage multiple browser profiles without mixing sessions. At first, I wanted to see whether it would actually solve the problem before making it part of my daily workflow. After completing my test, the results were very good. Profile creation was straightforward, assigning a different proxy to each profile was simple, and everything stayed organized and separated. Based on this experience, I plan to use Multilogin as part of my daily workflow going forward because it saved me time and worked reliably. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mobile minutes could be more affordable. More bonus minutes or loyalty discounts would make the pricing more attractive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Multilogin is its rock-solid browser isolation and advanced anti-detect technology. Managing multiple accounts feels as safe as using different physical hardware. The ability to customize browser fingerprints precisely while maintaining high performance is unmatched. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the software works great overall, the mobile browser features could be expanded further. Also, occasional minor UI updates can take a little time to get used to, but customer support usually helps out quickly if any issues arise. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Multilogin X for freelancing work and for running surveys on platforms like Prolific and Branded. The profile isolation works well and I haven’t had issues with logins interfering with each other. What stood out for me was the support. I had some questions about my account and pricing, and Darles from the support team was really helpful. She explained everything clearly, followed up quickly, and Gustavo also helped walk me through things during a TeamViewer session. The previous support interactions I had were also prompt and professional, but Darles went above and beyond to make sure the issue was resolved. The app itself is stable and easier to use than some other antidetect browsers I’ve tried. My only note is that the monthly pricing is higher than some alternatives, but the reliability and support make it worth it for me. If you need a solid tool for managing multiple profiles and want responsive support when you need it, Multilogin X is a good choice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

my main downside is the pricing. it's higher than some other anti-detect browsers, which makes it feel expensive if you are just starting out or only managing few profiles. I'd also like to see more beginner guides inside the app. The setup was smooth once support helped me, but the first time I tried to connect Multilogin to my browser I was stuck until the team walked me through it. A built-in guide or video would make that faster for new users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Multilogin because the interface is great and makes everything easy and seamless, especially when using proxies and VPNs to access websites not available in my country. It's very easy to set up, use, and understand, without the usual catches or complications that come with similar software. I find it exceptionally effective at operating multiple websites without any issues—even when I have about 12 tabs open, I can access all of them smoothly using my proxy, with no glitches. Additionally, the initial setup was easy, thanks to a helpful video that guided me through everything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I recently had an issue with the payment gateway; it kept rejecting my card multiple times. I even tried using about three different cards, and the payment still wouldn't go through, which was quite frustrating. Also, I've noticed that there's only one payment option available, just the card option on my interface. It would be nice if there were more options like paying with a transfer or other methods beyond just card and GPay. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Multilogin for its simplicity and the fact that it combines cloud phones, anti-detect browser profiles, and proxies all in one. It's like a three-in-one software that satisfies all my needs. The initial setup was also very easy and not difficult at all. Additionally, Multilogin supports my company's operations perfectly and makes things easier for us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the part of Multilogin that can be improved happens to be the connectivity issues. Most times, the app doesn't open at one go. I have to click multiple times, maybe five, seven to ten times before I can actually start up. When I leave it running for quite some time, like for twenty-four hours or more, and then come back and turn on my PC, it stops working. I have to actually shut down and close the application. Then it starts thinking I can make use of it. If a web profile has been open for so long, it stops working, and I have to close all the profiles and open them again. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Multilogin helps me manage multiple online accounts without constantly logging in and out by keeping each account in a separate browser profile, making everything more organized and convenient. What I really like most about Multilogin is its profile management feature. It's easy to create and organize separate profiles, each with its own settings, cookies, and browsing environment. This capability saves me a lot of time when I'm working with multiple accounts. I find it especially useful that I can switch between different accounts without having to log in and out. It helps keep everything organized because each account stays in its own separate environment, preventing mixing or overlapping between accounts. The initial setup was fairly easy, even as a newbie, and the interface was straightforward, allowing me to create and organize my profiles smoothly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Well, if you ask me about the question, the one thing that could be improved is the speed and performance when I'm managing a lot of profiles at the same time. I also think some of the features could be made a little easier for new users to understand. Apart from that, my overall experience has been quite good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.