GoLogin vs Multilogin: which antidetect browser to pay for

GoLogin and Multilogin are both antidetect platforms with real free tiers, but they answer different questions. GoLogin is the budget workhorse: $4.50/mo billed annually, 1 GB resident proxy per plan, one team seat. Multilogin is the agency platform: 5 free cloud profiles forever, 2 seats on Pro, cloud phones, unlimited seats on Business. There is no single winner — there is a price point and a use case.

The head-to-head

The comparison table above is the short version; the two rows that decide most decisions are team seats and price. GoLogin’s annual rate is roughly a third of Multilogin’s, and every GoLogin paid plan carries one member seat. Multilogin bundles cloud phones and doubles the seats on its entry plan — and charges for it.

All figures were read from each vendor’s own pricing page on 2026-09-19; the dataset behind them is in the data hub.

Which one to pick, by scenario

• Solo operator on a budget → GoLogin. $4.50/mo billed annually for 10–100 profiles with 1 GB resident proxy beats anything Multilogin publishes. The single seat is not a constraint if you are the only user.
• Agency with clients → Multilogin. Business at $26.67/mo billed annually brings unlimited seats, profile transfer to teams or clients, and custom API limits. GoLogin cannot carry a team past one seat on any published plan.
• Instagram / TikTok / app-based accounts → Multilogin. Cloud phones run 300+ social and mobile apps; GoLogin has browser profiles and an Android app but no published cloud-phone product.
• REST API at volume → GoLogin. 300 RPM on the entry plan up to 1,200 RPM on Custom, published. Multilogin’s 50–100 RPM on Pro is lower, though its Business tier offers custom rate limits.
• A free tier that never expires → Multilogin. 5 cloud profiles forever, no card. GoLogin’s free plan is 3 profiles with sharing and team features excluded.
• The cheapest possible annual bill → GoLogin. $4.50/mo vs $12.42/mo — the decision writes itself unless the seats or cloud phones are worth 2.8x.

Both vendors publish a not published figure worth naming: Multilogin’s monthly rate is not shown (only the annual figure), and GoLogin’s per-plan team seats are capped at one with no published way to add members. Neither vendor’s page publishes detection-rate claims.

The bottom line

GoLogin wins on price, API throughput and bundled proxy traffic. Multilogin wins on seats, cloud phones and free-tier generosity. If the budget is the constraint, GoLogin. If the operation is a team that hands profiles to clients or runs app accounts, Multilogin. Read the full single-browser verdicts: GoLogin review and Multilogin review, or see the ranked list for the whole channel.

Reviewed by Leo Marsh, who runs Runein and pays for these tools directly.