MoreLogin

MoreLogin — the budget pick that doesn’t skimp on team features

TL;DR

MoreLogin is a Singapore/China Chromium anti-detect browser that competes hard on price: 100 profiles for $35/mo is among the best value in the category, and the free tier includes team work, API, proxy and sync rather than crippling them. It masks the core fingerprints, supports automation, and even offers per-minute cloud phones. The main caveat is brand awareness — it has a smaller community than rivals like AdsPower.

Pricing

Plan	Price	Profiles	Notes
Free	$0	2 + 2 users	Forever; incl. API, proxy, sync, team
Pro	from $5.40/mo	10 (+2 seats)	Base $9; promo from $5.40
100	$35/mo	100	Standout value tier
400	$120/mo	400 (+10 members)	Team scale
1000	$250/mo	1000 (+20 members)	High volume
Custom	Custom	Unlimited	Enterprise

Prices verified June 2026 — confirm on the official site.

How MoreLogin scores on our criteria

1. Fingerprint masking quality — 8/10 (weight 20%)

MoreLogin masks the headline fingerprint vectors — Canvas, WebGL and WebRTC — and the substitutions hold up well for the multi-accounting, arbitrage and SMM work it targets. It makes no claim to exotic kernel-level spoofing the way the top-ranked browsers do, but in practical use the masking is reliable and consistent. For its price tier, the quality is more than respectable.

2. Pricing & value — 9/10 (15%)

Value is MoreLogin’s defining strength. Pro starts as low as $5.40/mo for 10 profiles plus two seats, and the 100-profile plan at $35/mo is among the cheapest serious options anywhere. Scaling to 400 profiles with 10 members for $120 or 1000 with 20 members for $250 keeps the per-profile cost very low. For budget-driven teams running many profiles, the economics are hard to beat.

3. Free plan & trial — 8/10 (10%)

The free tier is small in profile count — 2 profiles and 2 users — but unusually complete: it includes API access, the proxy manager, sync and team work rather than locking those behind paid tiers. That makes it a genuine free working environment for a tiny team, not just a teaser, which earns it a strong score despite the modest profile allowance.

4. Profiles & management — 8/10 (10%)

Profile creation and management scale cleanly from a handful to a thousand, with the expected organization tools and profile sync keeping identities consistent across devices and team members. The plan structure maps neatly onto profile counts and seats, and the system handles large volumes without becoming cumbersome.

5. Automation & API — 9/10 (10%)

The API is available even on the free tier. MoreLogin supports programmatic profile control suited to scraping, account warming and scripted SMM/arbitrage tasks. Bundling automation into every tier — including free — is generous and unusual at this price point.

6. Team collaboration — 8/10 (7%)

Team work is included from the free tier upward, with member seats scaling alongside profiles (e.g. 10 members at the 400-profile plan, 20 at 1000). That makes MoreLogin genuinely usable for collaborative teams without forcing an enterprise upgrade just to add a colleague. Governance depth is moderate rather than exhaustive, but the core sharing and seat model is well-judged.

7. Proxy & network — 8/10 (8%)

A built-in proxy manager handles assigning and organizing proxies across profiles, and it integrates with the fingerprint masking so network identity stays consistent. It is included even on the free plan. For arbitrage and SMM teams routing many profiles through distinct IPs, the integrated manager is practical and dependable.

8. Cloud & mobile profiles — 8/10 (5%)

This is a comparative strength. Beyond cloud-synced desktop profiles, MoreLogin offers cloud phones billed per minute, giving access to mobile environments without owning hardware. The per-minute model keeps casual use cheap, though heavy mobile workloads can accumulate cost. Still, having real cloud-phone capability at this price is a standout.

9. Usability & UI — 8/10 (8%)

The interface is clean and approachable, covering profile, proxy and team management without a steep learning curve. It is functional and tidy rather than flashy. As a less-prominent brand it has fewer third-party tutorials than the market leaders, but the product itself is straightforward to learn.

10. Reputation, reliability & security — 7/10 (7%)

MoreLogin is a capable, reliable product, but it is a lesser-known brand with a smaller community than heavyweights like AdsPower. That means fewer public testimonials and a thinner support ecosystem, even though the underlying reliability is good. Operators who weight community track record heavily should factor that in.

Who it’s for

Budget-conscious multi-accounting teams, traffic arbitrage and SMM operators, affiliate marketers, dropshippers, and crypto airdrop and Sybil farmers who need many cheap profiles — plus occasional mobile environments via cloud phones for app-based account farming. The free tier’s inclusion of team work, API, proxy and sync makes it an easy, low-risk place to start bulk account farming or social media growth on a tight budget.

Who should skip it

Operators who prioritize a large community and maximum brand reputation, or those needing the absolute strongest masking for high-value accounts. Heavy mobile users should also model the per-minute cloud-phone cost before committing. For a more established budget option, see AdsPower; for stronger masking, GoLogin is worth a look.

FAQ

Is MoreLogin free? Yes. The free tier offers 2 profiles and 2 users forever, and crucially includes API, proxy manager, sync and team work.

Does MoreLogin support automation? Yes. It is automation-friendly and exposes its API on every tier, including the free plan.

Is MoreLogin good for budget teams? Yes — it is one of the cheapest options at scale (100 profiles for $35/mo) and includes free team work, making it ideal for budget-conscious teams.

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Reviewed by anonymous — independent anti-detect browser researcher. Affiliate disclosure: some links are partner links; this never affects our scores.