Multilogin alternativeMultilogin automates with code. LoginDeck automates with a sentence.
Multilogin is a strong browser with cloud phones and proxy traffic in the box, and it prices close to LoginDeck. The gap is automation: Multilogin’s runs on its API and scripts, and LoginDeck’s AI builds a no-code Flow from a sentence. Here is the side by side, from Multilogin’s own pricing page.
Free for 10 profiles. No card, no expiry. Also for macOS (Apple silicon)
Multilogin’s automation FAQ answers “Does Multilogin support RPA?” with “Not yet.”
Multilogin Business 100 includes unlimited seats. LoginDeck Pro includes you + 3 team members.
Multilogin deletes free profiles if none is opened for 7 days. LoginDeck’s stay on your computer for good.
The same number of profiles, side by side.
Monthly prices for each size, with the yearly price underneath. Where one plan doesn’t match the size exactly, it’s the nearest plan that covers it.
Yearly prices are Multilogin’s yearly billing (−35%) and LoginDeck’s yearly term (−40%). Multilogin’s proxy traffic and cloud-phone minutes are included in its price; LoginDeck includes neither. LoginDeck prices are launch prices: you keep yours for as long as you stay on the same plan and term.
Feature by feature.
What each one offers, in its own words where we could. If Multilogin’s site doesn’t mention something, we say it’s not listed rather than guess.
When Multilogin is the better pick.
No browser is right for everyone. If one of these is a must-have, Multilogin may suit you better.
Moving from Multilogin.
Your fingerprints are rebuilt as consistent LoginDeck machines rather than copied: a fingerprint made for another browser names a version LoginDeck isn’t running. The full guide.
Multilogin’s profile exports only open in Multilogin, so bring the logins across instead: export each profile’s cookies as JSON.
Create them in LoginDeck in bulk, or import one spreadsheet with a name, proxy and cookie column per profile.
Row ⋯ → Import cookies… reads standard JSON cookie files and Netscape cookies.txt. Accounts arrive signed in.
LoginDeck vs Multilogin: questions.
At 30, 100, 300, 750 and 5,000 profiles, yes, monthly and yearly. At 1,500 profiles billed monthly Multilogin is $19 less. Multilogin includes proxy traffic and cloud-phone minutes in its price; LoginDeck doesn’t sell either, so compare with the proxies you already pay for.
Not directly: Multilogin’s profile exports only open in Multilogin. Export each profile’s cookies, create the profiles in LoginDeck, and import the cookies per profile. LoginDeck reads standard JSON cookie files and Netscape cookies.txt.
Yes. Flows is a visual builder with 41 step types and 19 templates. Describe a task in a sentence and LoginDeck AI walks the real pages and drafts the Flow; self-heal repairs a broken step during a run.
No. LoginDeck runs Android browser profiles on your own computer, with 5 real handset presets, and can turn your own Android phone into a mobile proxy.
Multilogin prices and features are from Multilogin’s own pricing page, docs and help center as published on 29 September 2026: multilogin.com/pricing, multilogin.com, multilogin.com/help/en_US, multilogin.com/help/en_US/start/minimum-system-requirements, multilogin.com/help/en_US/desktop-app/install-and-set-up-multilogin-desktop-app, multilogin.com/help/en_US/desktop-app/multilogin-x-desktop-app-faq. Prices can change, so check their site before you decide. LoginDeck prices are in US dollars, before any sales tax.
Multilogin is a trademark of its owner. LoginDeck isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Multilogin. Spotted something out of date? Email support@logindeck.com and we’ll fix it.
You hold the cards.
Ten profiles, free forever, synced across two computers. No credit card, no expiry.