It allows you to create multiple profiles, which makes for a cleaner workspace. Their inbuilt proxy service with each subscription also comes in handy when I'm in a pinch. Their customer support is also very responsive and helpful when needed. It works well with privacy-focused sites with a lot of restrictions. All the proxies and ISPs I have tried with it have worked well so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The app can be a little slow at launch, but it's no big deal. I also don't like how it waits until you try to open a profile before telling you about an update you need to install that should be immediately visible on startup. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I work with social commerce campaigns where product discovery, messaging, and other parts of the customer journey happen inside mobile apps. Multilogin is useful because I can keep a cloud phone dedicated to each campaign and work directly through the relevant Android apps. It gives me a much better way to manage the mobile side of these projects from my desktop.

Performance has been solid - the cloud phones run smoothly even when I'm juggling several campaigns at once, without noticeable lag. I also use AI tools as part of my campaign workflow, and Multilogin fits into that process without adding friction. Pricing feels fair for what it delivers, especially considering how much time it saves compared to managing physical devices for each campaign. And on the few occasions I've needed help, support has been responsive and easy to work with, which made getting set up a lot smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Occasional quirks or app behavior differences compared to using an actual physical phone - not every app feels 100% identical to native hardware. Pricing can add up if you're running a dedicated cloud phone per campaign at scale, especially as the number of active campaigns grows Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how smoothly it integrates with proxies, i can create different profiles with different proxies attached without any worries which helps me maintain different browser fingerprint that is isolated. Also managing multiple profiles is also straightforward: i can switch between accounts quickly without worrying about cross contamination or bans. Also i love how fast the multilogin is even when i have several tabs running it still so fast making my work very efficient I haven't used any AI-specfic featues much, but the automatic around profile switching and proxy assignment works smoothly and saves time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One downside is that the pricing at time feels steep once you need more profiles or higher tier plans, especially for smaller teams or individual users. i've also occasionally run into a bit of learning curve when first setting up proxy configurations, and the interface could be more intuitive in that area. customer support response times have been a little slower than i;d like when i've run into issues Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a student, I love using Multilogin because it lets me run multiple social media or online store accounts at the same time without getting logged out or banned. It works like having dozens of separate laptops packed into one computer, keeping all my digital profiles completely separate. This makes it super easy to do online side hustles or work on group projects without having to share passwords. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Multilogin is way too expensive for a typical student budget, since even the basic monthly plans cost a lot of money. The software is also super complicated to set up, requiring you to understand technical stuff like proxies and IP addresses just to get started. On top of that, there is no free trial, so you have to pay upfront without even knowing if it will work for what you need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I run Mimic profiles for a few different things at once, Meta ad accounts for lead gen, logins for the contract platforms I work across, and client accounts that need to stay well separated. Each profile behaves like its own machine, so cookies and sessions stay exactly where I put them, and I’ve stopped wasting time on accounts bleeding into each other.

The app itself is easy to work in day to day. Profiles live in folders, I can search and launch one in a couple of clicks, and since they’re stored in the cloud, the same profile opens on a different machine without me having to export anything.

The API is what really made it stick for me. I can launch a profile headless, pass the port to my automation script, run a scraping job, and then close it all without touching the UI. Being able to script profile creation instead of clicking through everything saved me real setup time when I onboarded a batch of client accounts. Launch speed on Mimic is just a few seconds, and I can keep several profiles open at once without the machine crawling. The AI features seems pretty good too and the pricing is substainable. Also,it is easier to get onboarded in the app which has friendly user- interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I honestly haven’t found anything I dislike. The only small issue is that if I keep one profile open for a long time and then try to open another, it makes me log out first and then log back in before I can continue. It’s a minor thing, but it can be a bit stressful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’ve been using Multilogin to manage multiple client accounts, and what I appreciate most is how naturally each profile behaves. The fingerprint protection feels reliable because every profile has its own complete identity, with unique canvas values, fonts, timezone, and proxy settings that all line up properly. As a result, I don’t have to constantly worry about accounts being linked or flagged.

The built-in residential proxies are a major advantage since I don’t need to source and configure them separately. Each profile gets its own sticky session that stays stable for long periods, and the dashboard keeps everything organized so I can jump between profiles instantly without repeatedly logging in and out.

Automation support has also been strong for me, working smoothly with Puppeteer and Selenium without triggering bot detection. On the teamwork side, the access controls make it easy to share specific profiles with colleagues without exposing everything else. Overall, the interface feels intuitive, and support has been responsive whenever I’ve needed help. For anyone running multiple accounts professionally, Multilogin takes away a lot of the constant anxiety around suspensions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pricing is my biggest drawback with Multilogin. The jump from solo plans to team plans feels steep, especially since you don’t get additional seats on the Pro plans. If you’re scaling up and need to share profiles with colleagues, the cost can climb quickly compared to other antidetect browsers.

I’ve also run into occasional proxy connection issues where profiles fail to start. Most of the time it’s resolved by checking the proxy settings, but it still interrupts my workflow when I’m in the middle of something urgent. On top of that, the learning curve can be pretty sharp if you’re not tech-savvy, particularly when you start configuring the more advanced fingerprint settings.

Finally, some features feel locked behind higher tiers. The free plan is fine for testing, but it’s limited in cloud phones and browser profiles, so you hit the ceiling quickly if you’re managing multiple client accounts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Multilogin is how easy it makes managing multiple browser profiles while keeping each environment separate. The interface is intuitive, profile management is straightforward, and it saves a lot of time when working with multiple accounts or workflows. Overall, it makes managing different browser environments much more organized and efficient. Multilogin works well with the other tools in my workflow, particularly when I need to keep different browser environments organized alongside other productivity and automation tools. Its profile management makes it easy to maintain separate sessions without constantly reconfiguring the browser. Integration into my existing workflow was fairly straightforward, and it helped reduce the time spent switching between accounts and managing different browser setups. Overall, it fits well into a workflow that involves multiple accounts, browser-based tools, and recurring online tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area that could be improved is the pricing, especially for users who need multiple profiles. Some advanced features can also take a little time to understand when you're getting started. That said, once everything is configured, the overall experience is quite smooth and reliable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Multilogin is how reliable it is, especially the browser, once you are able to set it up properly, everything runs smoothly. It’s very great at securing and helps reduce your digital footprint, so you can work with peace of mind and limit account bans Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about it, is that when using the mobile cloud, the first time you open it the loading and initializing can be very quite slow. That delay can be frustrating especially if you need to get to work quickly, but once it finishes that initial startup, everything runs better afterward, but i hope they improve that part to make it more smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I appreciate most about Multilogin is its rock-solid consistency with browser fingerprints and profile isolation. Having used it for around a year with about 50 active profiles, I've seen far fewer account suspensions or security flags compared to other antidetect tools. The profiles load cleanly, proxy integration is straightforward, and the environment stays isolated without leaking data across sessions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's quite expensive, especially as you scale up. Also, customer support can sometimes take a bit of time to reply depending on your timezone, though fortunately, I haven't needed to contact them very often. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I work as AIGC content manager and regularly experiment with different types of AI generated content for TikTok and Linkedin. Multilogin's cloud phones make it much easier to organize these experiments and test new content approaches without turning the whole process into mess. Instead of spending too much time managing the technical setup, I can focus more on testing ideas, adjusting the content and learning what performs better on each platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I don't like, is that the cloud phone depends heavily on the quality of your internet connection. When my internet speed is unstable, the Cloud Phone can become slower and less convenient to use, also I spend minutes for nothing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.