AliasMode vs Multilogin
AliasMode is the better choice than Multilogin when you want browser profiles without a bill. AliasMode is free with no profile cap, open source, and includes API access and team sync. Multilogin's free plan has 5 cloud profiles, 1 seat, and no API. Its paid plans start at $11 per month for 10 profiles, and 100 profiles cost $40 per month on monthly billing. Multilogin is still the better fit if you need Android cloud phones, bundled proxy traffic, or a Firefox-based engine.
Published September 20, 2026 · Facts last checked September 20, 2026
Multilogin prices are monthly billing. Annual billing is about 35% lower. Facts checked on September 20, 2026.
| Criterion | AliasMode | Multilogin |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0. No paid tiers. Support is the only paid service | $11/mo for 10 profiles. $40/mo for 100 profiles |
| Free plan | All features, no profile cap | 5 cloud profiles, 1 seat, one-time 200 MB of proxy traffic |
| API access | Free from the first profile | From the Pro 10 plan. Not on Free |
| Source code | Open source. Desktop app under Apache-2.0 on GitHub | Closed source |
| Account | Not needed in Local mode | Required |
| Profile storage | Local on your computer. Optional free Cloud sync | Free plan: cloud only. Paid plans: local or cloud |
| Team seats | Free workspace with owner and member roles | 1 to 2 seats on Pro plans. Unlimited on Business plans |
| Automation frameworks | Playwright over CDP. AdsPower-compatible Local API | Selenium on both engines. Puppeteer and Playwright on Mimic |
| AI agents | MCP server in the installer. Remote connector for Claude and ChatGPT | No MCP server on its pricing page on the check date |
| Browser engines | CloakBrowser (Chromium) | Mimic (Chromium) and Stealthfox (Firefox) |
| Proxies | Bring your own. One HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy per profile, with proxy check | Bring your own, or buy bundled proxy traffic |
| Cloud phones | No | Yes. Android cloud phones |
| Platforms | Windows 10 and 11 (beta) | Windows, macOS, Linux, plus Android cloud phones |
Direct verdict
Choose AliasMode if you work on Windows, bring your own proxies, and want free profiles without a cap, open source, and a free API. Choose Multilogin if you need hosted Android phones, proxy traffic in the same contract, a Firefox-based engine, or a vendor with a long commercial support record.
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Our pick: AliasMode
AliasMode gives every profile its own fingerprint, cookies, storage, and proxy, the same core job Multilogin does, with no licence cost. Profiles can stay on your computer with no account, or sync to a free team workspace. API access is included from the first profile: an AdsPower-compatible Local API, Playwright over CDP, and an MCP server for AI agents.
AliasMode is built and maintained by the Xreacher team, so this is our own product ranked first. Comparisons use the dated sources listed below, with third-party pricing estimates identified separately. Check live plans before buying.
Multilogin prices by profile bundle. Pro 10 costs $11 per month on monthly billing, or $7.08 per month when paid yearly. Business 100 costs $40 per month, or $26.67 yearly. Business 500 costs $75.83 per month on yearly billing, and plans scale up to 10,000 profiles. The free plan has 5 cloud profiles and no API. AliasMode costs $0 at every one of these sizes, with the API included. At 100 profiles that is $320 to $480 per year back in your budget.
Multilogin and AliasMode do not share a profile format, so the move is a rebuild, not an import of sessions. It is simple work, and the proxy is the part that matters: keep each account on the same IP it used before.
Multilogin has been on the market since 2015 and is more than a browser manager today. It hosts Android cloud phones, sells proxy traffic inside the same plan, and maintains two engines, including the Firefox-based Stealthfox. It also runs on macOS and Linux. If your work needs mobile app accounts or one vendor contract for browsers and proxies, Multilogin fits. If you need desktop browser profiles and already have proxies, the extra parts are cost without use.
An antidetect browser separates cookies, storage, and the browser fingerprint. It does not change your IP address. If ten profiles share one home connection, a platform still sees ten accounts on one network. Give each profile its own dedicated static residential IP and keep that pairing fixed. AliasMode takes one HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy per profile, tests it, and sets the profile timezone from the proxy location. We use NobleProxy for this layer.
Sources
Plans and limits change often. Sources include official product pages and repositories. Third-party pricing references are identified separately.
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AliasMode free open-source antidetect browserChecked September 20, 2026
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Multilogin pricingChecked September 20, 2026
Yes, for desktop browser profiles. AliasMode gives each profile its own fingerprint, cookies, and proxy, syncs teams for free, and includes API access, at no cost and with public source code. Multilogin is stronger when you need Android cloud phones or bundled proxies.
Yes. AliasMode is free with no profile cap and no paid tiers. Multilogin's own free plan stops at 5 cloud profiles and has no API.
On monthly billing, Multilogin Pro 10 costs $11 per month for 10 profiles and Business 100 costs $40 per month for 100 profiles. Yearly billing lowers these to $7.08 and $26.67 per month. The free plan has 5 cloud profiles.
Yes. It has 5 cloud or mobile profiles, 1 seat, no API, and a one-time 200 MB of proxy traffic. No card is required.
Sessions do not transfer between the two tools. You can import a CSV, XLSX, JSON, or TXT list of profiles with names, logins, 2FA secrets, and proxies in AliasMode Local mode, then log in once per profile on the same proxy.
No. Multilogin is closed source. AliasMode's desktop app is public on GitHub under Apache-2.0.