Scale your business fast
Stop account bans and ditch unreliable masking solutions for stable virtual browser profiles with customizable, native browser fingerprints.
Run 1,000s of accounts & stores,
research competitors, verify ads, automate manual tasks and more on platforms like Google, Facebook, eBay and Amazon. Make the impossible possible with Multilogin.
Harness the power of Multilogin:
Just some of the reasons entrepreneurs around the world have ditched cheap masking solutions for Multilogin:
- Custom fingerprints
- Automation
- Team management
- Security
Create secure browser profiles with distinct fingerprints
Quickly generate virtual browser profiles that each appear as separate devices with their own distinct fingerprints and storage.
Automate manual tasks to perform 1,000s of iterations at scale
Compete with some of the biggest players in the industry with minimal infrastructure by automating account creation, merchant activities, purchases, profile creation and more.
Securely manage and share profiles in teams with total control
Streamline collaboration with Teamwork 2.0 to work quickly and efficiently no matter the size of your company or how geographically dispersed your colleagues are.
Store all data stably in AWS Cloud
We’re the only solution to store all data safely on AWS Cloud – so encrypted even we can’t read it – with the best historic uptime in the industry.
Industry-leading stealth browsers
Unlike our competitors, Multilogin offers a choice of Chromium- and Firefox-based browsers, both with regularly updated cores for greater undetectability.
Mimic Browser
Mimic uses Google’s Chromium engine – making it ideal for running Google ads, for example - while adding extra browser fingerprint management capabilities. Unlike Chrome, however, we don’t send real parameters to Google.
Stealthfox Browser
Stealthfox is based on the Firefox engine, the first browser in the world to challenge browser fingerprinting, with the added customizable capabilities of Multilogin that make it far more reliable than Mozilla’s own leaky multi-account containers.
