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Disclosure: we build BeastBrowser, so we have a dog in this fight — but every number below was read from an official pricing page on October 15, 2026, and we've flagged where it comes from. Prices move; re-check each provider's pricing page before you buy.
The short version
Pick BeastBrowser if you want one flat bill, unlimited profiles, a built-in RPA recorder with the proxy store in the same app, and a human on WhatsApp when something breaks. Pick Multilogin if you need enterprise compliance, real Android cloud phones, or proxy traffic bundled into the plan — it earns its premium, and its fingerprint engine is the most battle-tested in the industry. That's the whole review in two sentences; the rest is the math and the details.
Where Multilogin earns its reputation
Multilogin is the oldest name in anti-detect browsers, and that experience shows. Credit where it's due:
- Battle-tested fingerprinting. Its Mimic and Stealthfox browsers mask OS-level fingerprints in a way the rest of the industry still benchmarks against. When people argue about which engine holds up best, Multilogin is usually the reference point.
- Real Android cloud phones. Actual mobile devices in the cloud (Android 10 through 16) — not emulated fingerprints. Nobody else on our comparison list offers this, and for mobile-heavy work it's a genuine moat.
- Bundled proxy traffic. Residential and mobile proxy traffic comes with the plan — for example 5 GB plus 150 mobile minutes on Business 100 — and unused traffic rolls over instead of expiring.
- Multilingual 24/7 support. Help in 5 languages around the clock, which matters when your team spans time zones.
That's a serious product, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. The question was never whether Multilogin is good — it's whether the per-profile pricing model fits how you work.
Pricing: where the flat price takes over
Multilogin's pricing runs from $11/mo for 10 profiles (about $7.08/mo billed annually) up through ~$99/mo territory for serious setups and $115/mo at 500 profiles — read from multilogin.com/pricing, October 15, 2026. Every tier is a headroom decision you have to re-make as you grow. We charge one flat price: $30/month for unlimited profiles ($199/year if you pay annually). Here's what that looks like side by side:
| BeastBrowser | Multilogin | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $30/mo flat | $11/mo monthly (Pro 10); ~$7.08/mo billed annually |
| Free plan | Yes, always — no credit card, daily limits | Yes — 5 profiles, 200 MB proxy traffic (one-time), no API |
| 10 profiles | $30 flat | $11/mo (Pro 10) |
| 50 profiles | $30 flat | ~$40/mo (Business 100 covers it) |
| 100 profiles | $30 flat | $40/mo (Business 100) |
| 500 profiles | $30 flat | $115/mo |
The pattern is simple and we'll state it plainly: under ~20 profiles, Multilogin is genuinely cheaper — $11/mo beats our flat $30 at the door, no argument. Somewhere between 50 and 100 profiles the lines cross, and the gap keeps widening from there. (Multilogin's annual billing trims about 35%, which softens the curve but doesn't flatten it.) The only honest way to compare is to price the plan you'd actually run in month six, not the starter tier. If you're shopping several tools at once, our anti-detect pricing roundup puts the full field side by side.
Feature comparison
| Feature | BeastBrowser | Multilogin |
|---|---|---|
| Fingerprinting | Isolated per-profile fingerprints | Masked OS fingerprints via Mimic/Stealthfox — the engine the industry benchmarks against |
| Proxies | Included: in-app proxy store + proxy manager, bulk import/export | Included: residential + mobile proxy traffic bundled in plans (e.g., 5 GB + 150 mobile min on Business 100); unused rolls over |
| RPA / automation | Included: visual RPA recorder, synchronizer, scheduler — no code needed | Included: Puppeteer/Playwright/Selenium API on paid plans (developer-oriented; no visual no-code recorder) |
| API | Included: local API + MCP server | Automation-friendly API on Pro and Business plans (not on Free) |
| Team seats | Team plan: seats, roles, audit log | Unlimited team seats on Business plans |
| macOS | Apple Silicon build newly launched (per beastbrowser.com) | Not stated on the pricing page we read |
| Cloud vs local | Local-first — no cloud lock-in | Cloud profiles + real Android cloud phones |
Two honest notes on that table. First, automation is a draw with different shapes: we give you a visual recorder your non-developers can use; Multilogin gives your developers a proper API. Pick the one that matches your team's skills. Second, "masked OS fingerprints" versus "isolated fingerprints" sounds like marketing speak, so here's the plain version: for account-separation work — keeping logins apart so one ban doesn't take down the fleet — both do the job. Multilogin's edge shows up against hardened bot-detection walls.
Support: how you actually get help
Multilogin runs 24/7 support in 5 languages through its own channels — genuinely global coverage. We do something different: 24/7 human support on WhatsApp, plus live chat and email. No ticket queue, no chatbot maze — you message, a person replies. It's the kind of support that makes sense when your ad accounts or stores are mid-campaign and something breaks at 2 AM. Different teams prefer different channels; if your crew already lives in Multilogin's support system, count that as a real switching cost.
Who should pick which
BeastBrowser is better if: you run 50+ profiles and are tired of per-profile math; you want RPA without hiring a developer; you buy proxies often and want the store inside the app; you want support that answers on WhatsApp instead of a ticket queue.
Multilogin is better if: you need real Android devices in the cloud; your compliance team wants the oldest, most-audited vendor in the space; you like proxy traffic bundled into the subscription; you run a multilingual team. And at 10–20 profiles it's also genuinely cheaper — saying otherwise would be dishonest.
Still deciding? We've written the same honest head-to-head for GoLogin and Octo Browser, if either of those is on your shortlist.
Switching takes an afternoon, not a project
- Export your proxy list from Multilogin — host, port, credentials — into a spreadsheet.
- Create a free BeastBrowser account (no credit card) and install the desktop app.
- Recreate your profiles 1:1 — same names, same proxy bindings, same fingerprint OS. Bulk proxy import handles the boring part.
- Test your money logins first — ad accounts, stores, panels — on the free plan before paying anything.
- Move the team, then cancel — set up seats, roles and the audit log, run everything for a week side by side, then cancel Multilogin.
FAQ
Is BeastBrowser really cheaper than Multilogin at scale?
At 100+ profiles, yes: $30 flat vs $40–$115/mo on Multilogin's tiers (verified on their pricing page, October 2026). Below ~50 profiles, Multilogin's lower tiers can be cheaper — $11/mo for 10 profiles beats our flat price at that size.
Does BeastBrowser's free plan need a credit card?
No. The free plan is always available with daily limits — try your real workflows on it before paying anything.
Which one has better fingerprinting?
Multilogin's Mimic/Stealthfox engine is the industry reference, and it deserves that reputation. BeastBrowser isolates a fingerprint per profile, which covers account-separation work well. If you're up against hardened bot walls specifically, Multilogin's masking is the safer bet.
Can I move my proxies over?
Profiles themselves don't transfer between browsers — fingerprints are per-engine — but your proxy list bulk-imports into BeastBrowser in minutes, and recreating profiles 1:1 takes an afternoon for most setups.
Try BeastBrowser free
Numbers only go so far — the fastest way to decide is to run both tools on your actual work. The free plan needs no credit card: recreate your core profiles, bind the same proxies, log into your real accounts, and see how it feels. If you like it, it's $30 a month, flat, no matter how big you grow. Try BeastBrowser free.
By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser · Updated October 18, 2026