What Multilogin is

Multilogin spans locally executed browser profiles, synchronized team profiles, and managed Android devices. The storage choice materially changes portability and collaboration.

  • Profile model: Persistent browser profiles support folders, cookies, extensions, proxies, templates, and either local or cloud storage; Android mobile profiles are cloud-only.
  • Platforms: The desktop client supports documented 64-bit Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu hosts, while cloud Android phones cover remote mobile workflows.
  • Team model: Role and folder scoping govern team access, but only cloud profiles synchronize and support team use.
  • Automation: Official interfaces include API, CLI, Postman, script runner, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, headless mode, and Docker; mobile automation uses ADB or Appium.

Who Multilogin fits

A workspace for isolated browser profiles and cloud-hosted Android phones with proxy configuration, team controls, selectable local or cloud profile storage, and automation interfaces.

  • Established teams that want browser profiles and remote Android workflows in one product.
  • Teams choosing between device-local profiles and synchronized team-accessible profiles.

Multilogin and Isoline

Multilogin fits buyers needing a broad browser and cloud-phone suite now. Isoline is deliberately narrower, with a planned local-first browser lifecycle, owned Chromium distribution, and explicit recovery evidence.

Isoline is in its foundation phase. Its local-first profile model, optional client-side-encrypted synchronization, recovery controls, and versioned automation interfaces are product direction until release evidence says otherwise. No public Isoline pricing or feature parity is implied.

  • Compare documented current behavior, not feature-list promises.
  • Validate migration, recovery, update freshness, permissions, and automation against the intended workflow.

What to verify before choosing Multilogin

Official documentation defines the factual starting point. A production decision still needs hands-on testing with authorized profiles, proxies, extensions, failure cases, and team permissions.

  • Decide whether local, cloud, or mobile profiles match the data boundary.
  • Verify browser and cloud-phone automation limits in the intended plan.
  • Test locks, transfers, conflict handling, and recovery for team-accessible profiles.

Evidence and scope

This comparison uses public product information and Isoline's current foundation plan. Features, limits, and prices can change.

Before you decide

Confirm current pricing, limits, platform support, and contract terms with each vendor. Test any browser with your own authorized workflow before migrating.