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MostLogin Antidetect Browser Review

MostLogin is a Chromium-based antidetect browser for Windows and macOS that also rents Android cloud phones, with team roles, profile sharing, cross-device sync and a local API for Selenium, Playwright and Puppeteer. It does not sell its own proxy plans.

By ProxyGlance Editorial Team · Last reviewed

Our verdict

Chromium antidetect browser for Windows and macOS with a 5-profile free plan, per-profile pricing from $3/month, a local API and optional cloud phones.

Best for: Cost-conscious solo users and teams who need many profiles on Windows or macOS at a low price per profile.

Free plan (5 profiles)

From

$3.00

per month (20 profiles)

Pros

  • Free plan with 5 profiles, API access and team roles
  • Low entry price: 20 profiles for $3/month
  • Local API supports Selenium, Playwright and Puppeteer, plus MCP

Cons

  • All purchases are non-refundable under its terms
  • No Linux client and Chromium engine only
  • Extra team seats are bought separately; seat prices are not published

Full review in progress

Our hands-on test of MostLogin antidetect browser is still running. Until it's published, this page lists the facts from MostLogin's official pages. See how we test.

Specs

Starting price
$3.00 per month (20 profiles)
Free trial
Free plan (5 profiles)
Platforms
Windows, macOS
Engines
Chromium
Free profiles
5
Automation API
Yes
Team features
Yes
Built-in proxies
No

Score breakdown

Not scored yet. We publish a score only after hands-on testing. The facts on this page come from MostLogin'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%

How we test and score →

Company and trust signals

Website
mostlogin.com
Headquarters
Hong Kong
Legal entity
HONGKONG SUPERSOFT TECHNOLOGY LIMITED
Last reviewed
October 14, 2026

ProxyGlance Editorial Team

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The ProxyGlance Editorial Team researches and reviews proxy networks, scraping APIs and antidetect browsers for developers, data teams and agencies. Every guide follows our published review process: we compare products on the same criteria — performance, coverage, real pricing at common plan sizes, features, ease of use, support and trust — check facts against each vendor's own documentation and pricing pages, and re-check them whenever a vendor changes its plans. We don't accept payment for coverage or rankings.

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