Multilogin alternative: desktop-first, no proxy metering
Every XDLogin profile is a Chrome process on your machine. Nothing runs in our cloud, and we sell no proxy traffic. Multilogin now leads with cloud phones and sells traffic by the gigabyte. At 1,000 profiles, billed monthly, Multilogin lists $185 a month and XDLogin $39.
What’s different
- No traffic to meter: bring any HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy; we sell none.
- 10 profiles free with the REST API, CDP endpoint and MCP server. Multilogin’s free plan has 5 cloud profiles and no API.
- $39 a month for 1,000 profiles, billed monthly, against Multilogin’s $185.
- Each profile’s data stays in its own folder on your disk.
Where Multilogin does more
Multilogin has two browser engines (Chromium-based Mimic and Firefox-based Stealthfox), cloud profiles, Android cloud phones, and a macOS app that is out of beta. Its paid plans include some proxy traffic and phone minutes, with more sold from $2.275/GB. Business plans come with unlimited team seats.
| Monthly billing, USD | XDLogin | Multilogin |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 10 profiles, no time limit | 5 profiles, cloud only, no API |
| 10 profiles | $0 | $11/mo |
| 100 profiles | $9/mo | $40/mo |
| 500 profiles | $19/mo | $115/mo |
| 1,000 profiles | $39/mo | $185/mo |
| Paying yearly | 18–22% off ($32/mo for 1,000) | 35% off ($121.25/mo for 1,000) |
| Proxy traffic | Bring your own; we sell none | Bring your own, or buy Multilogin’s from $2.275/GB |
| Automation API | REST API, CDP and MCP on every plan, including Free | Paid plans only |
| Team members | 3, 10 or unlimited seats on paid plans; no released build shares profiles between them yet | 1–2 on Pro, unlimited on Business |
Multilogin figures are list prices from the Multilogin pricing page, checked 27 Sep 2026; each is the cheapest plan that holds that many profiles. If a number is out of date, tell us and we’ll correct it, usually within a day. Product names are their owners’ trademarks.
Moving from Multilogin
XDLogin can’t import Multilogin’s fingerprints or settings, so every profile gets a new device. From desktop 3.5.8 (Windows for now), Import from another browser makes one profile from each cookie file Multilogin exports; on older versions you recreate each profile by hand. Either way you paste each proxy and sign in where a site asks, and sites may ask you to verify, because to them the account is now on a different device.
Switching?
Paying for Multilogin today? Email support@xdlogin.com a recent invoice before 31 October 2026 and get your first 3 months of the matching XDLogin plan free. New XDLogin customers only, one per customer. We check the invoice and apply it by hand; the matching plan is the one closest to the profile count you pay for now.