MoreLogin Antidetect Browser Review
MoreLogin is an antidetect browser with Chromium and Firefox kernels, team permissions, a local API with Selenium and Puppeteer support, and pay-per-minute cloud Android phones. Proxies can be bought inside the app from its proxy resource center.
By ProxyGlance Editorial Team · Last reviewed
Our verdict
Antidetect browser with Chromium and Firefox kernels, a 2-profile free plan, a local API and cloud Android phones, priced by profile count.
Best for: Small teams and solo operators who want a low entry price, per-profile pricing and both browser profiles and cloud phones in one tool.
From
$9.00
per month (10 profiles)
Pros
- Free-forever plan with 2 profiles and 2 members, including local API access
- Paid plans from $9 for 10 profiles per 30 days, scaling in steps to 1,000 profiles
- Chromium and Firefox kernels on Windows, macOS and Linux
Cons
- Fees are non-refundable once paid; requests reviewed case by case
- Members beyond the 2 included cost $5 each per 30 days
- Cloud phones billed separately ($0.006/minute, capped at $1.50/day)
Full review in progress
Our hands-on test of MoreLogin antidetect browser is still running. Until it's published, this page lists the facts from MoreLogin's official pages. See how we test.
Specs
- Starting price
- $9.00 per month (10 profiles)
- Free trial
- Free plan (2 profiles, 2 members)
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Linux
- Engines
- Chromium, Firefox
- Free profiles
- 2
- Automation API
- Yes
- Team features
- Yes
- Built-in proxies
- Yes
Score breakdown
Not scored yet. We publish a score only after hands-on testing. The facts on this page come from MoreLogin's official pages, last checked .
When we score it, these criteria and weights apply:
- Fingerprint Protection · 30%
- Platform Support · 10%
- Pricing & Value · 20%
- Features · 15%
- Ease of Use · 10%
- Support · 5%
- Trust & Compliance · 10%
Company and trust signals
- Website
- morelogin.com
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Legal entity
- EASYANT PTE. LTD.
- Last reviewed
- October 14, 2026
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