Switching from Multilogin?
Keep your accounts, drop the subscription. FacetBrowser is a one-time $49 or $149 license with its own fingerprint engine, cloud sync and a real proxy checker built in.
Stay on Multilogin if
- You need the Firefox-based Stealthfox engine for a specific target.
- You depend on their cloud-phone product for mobile profiles.
- Your team needs the unlimited seats of a Business plan right now.
Switch to FacetBrowser if
- You want to stop paying every month for the same profiles.
- You care about proxy quality as much as the fingerprint.
- You run from more than one machine and want sessions to follow you.
- You prefer an engine and app whose source you can read.
What it costs over time
Multilogin list prices from its pricing page, checked on October 14, 2026. FacetBrowser prices are one-time; year two and later cost nothing.
| Multilogin plan | Profiles | Monthly | Per month, billed yearly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 10 | 10 | $11 | $7.08 |
| Pro 50 | 50 | $29 | $19.17 |
| Business 100 | 100 | $40 | $26.67 |
| Business 500 | 500 | $115 | $75.83 |
| Business 1,000 | 1,000 | $185 | $121.25 |
Feature by feature
Competitor cells reflect their public product pages on October 14, 2026. Tell us if something changed and we will update it.
| Multilogin | FacetBrowser | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | ||
| Model | Subscription, monthly or yearly | One-time license: $49 for 15 profiles, $149 unlimited |
| Free trial | No separate trial; free plan instead | 14 days, no card, no code |
| Free plan | 5 cloud profiles, 1 seat | None; 14-day trial with 15 profiles |
| Seat limits | Per plan | None |
| Payment | Card, some crypto | Crypto through OxaPay |
| Browser | ||
| Engine | Mimic (Chromium) and legacy Stealthfox (Firefox) | FacetBrowser Engine: Chromium with the fingerprint compiled in (C++), open-source base, updated from the app |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux | Windows 10 / 11 (macOS and Linux builds planned); profiles can emulate macOS and Linux |
| Fingerprint applied at | Engine level | Engine level (C++), seed-based, no runtime script patches |
| Canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts | ||
| Timezone and language from proxy | ||
| WebRTC leak protection | ||
| Open-source desktop app | ||
| Proxies | ||
| HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5 with auth | ||
| Quality grade with reasons | ||
| Latency, jitter and bandwidth test | ||
| Anonymity and abuse history check | ||
| Bulk checker with CSV export | ||
| Own provider accounts via API (GonzoProxy, 2Captcha) | ||
| Profiles and sync | ||
| Cloud sync | Cloud or local profiles, switchable | Included: profiles, proxies, cookie jars, unlimited devices |
| Cookie import (JSON, Netscape) | ||
| Clone with fresh identity | ||
| Bulk launch / stop / export | ||
| Team sharing and roles | Shared account; roles planned | |
About the engines
Multilogin runs profiles on Mimic (Chromium) and legacy Stealthfox (Firefox). FacetBrowser runs them on its own Chromium build where canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts, GPU, CPU and user agent are derived from the profile seed inside the browser. There are no patched JavaScript functions for a site to find, and the engine updates from the app in one click.
The engine is based on the open-source fingerprint-chromium project (BSD license), so the behaviour is inspectable rather than a black box.
What Multilogin reviewers bring up
Recurring themes in public reviews on Trustpilot (155 reviews), read on October 14, 2026. Experiences vary; read them yourself before deciding.
- Refunds declined with a reference to the terms, and accounts frozen while payments are reviewed.
- Support that feels automated with no clear path to a human.
- Add-on costs for proxy data and mobile minutes that are easy to miss on the plan page.
- Bugs that stayed open for a while, including profiles that would not launch on newer Android versions.
How FacetBrowser answers
- Pay once. No renewal, no tier to outgrow, no seat count.
- Try everything for 14 days with 15 profiles before paying anything.
- Bring your own proxy accounts and see each proxy graded before you trust it with an account.
- An engine whose base is open source and updates in one click.
- Open-source desktop app; you can read exactly what it does.
Move your accounts in minutes
Cookies carry the logins. Fingerprints are regenerated fresh for each profile, which is what you want anyway.
- 1
Export cookies from each Multilogin profile with a cookie extension inside the profile.
- 2
Create the matching profile in FacetBrowser and import the cookies on the Cookies tab.
- 3
Reattach the proxy and let FacetBrowser set timezone, language and location from it.
- 4
Launch and verify. Keep Multilogin running until every account has been opened once in FacetBrowser.
What carries over
- Logged-in sessions, through cookies
- Your proxies, pasted or pulled from a provider
- Tags and grouping, recreated in a minute
- Nothing from the old fingerprint, by design
Tip
Keep Multilogin running until every account has been opened once in FacetBrowser. Sites that bind sessions to device tokens may ask you to sign in again; do it inside the new profile so the cookie jar is complete.
Questions about switching
Try it next to Multilogin
Run both for two weeks. Keep whichever one your accounts prefer.