Multilogin Pricing: Monthly, Annual and Usage Costs
- Pro 10/20/50 cost $11/$19/$29 monthly or $85/$149/$230 per year.
- Business 100 starts at $40 monthly or $320 annually, with unlimited team seats advertised.
- Free has no time limit; its 200 MB proxy and 30 mobile-minute bonuses are one-time.
Multilogin pricing combines a subscription for profile capacity with included usage bonuses and optional extra resources. Its October 11, 2026 page lists both month-to-month prices and annual totals. Calculate the cost using the term you will buy and the profiles you actually occupy. The Free plan’s one-time proxy and mobile bonuses are usage quantities, not proof that the plan expires after a particular number of days.
Keep subscription price, occupied capacity and consumed resources in separate columns before calculating a unit cost.
The current Pro and Business starting prices
The current Pro cards list 10 profiles at $11 billed monthly or $85 annually, 20 profiles at $19 monthly or $149 annually, and 50 profiles at $29 monthly or $230 annually. Their displayed yearly monthly equivalents are $7.08, $12.42 and $19.17. Use the actual annual total for budget arithmetic, because a displayed monthly equivalent can be rounded.
Business 100 lists $40 monthly or $320 annually. Business 300 lists $89 monthly or $685 annually, Business 500 $115 monthly or $910 annually, and Business 1,000 $185 monthly or $1,455 annually. Larger quantities appear in the selector, with a separate contact route for needs beyond the published range or custom integrations. Confirm the selected count and quote rather than assuming every Business configuration starts at the same price.
The page says upgrades can use prorated billing and downgrades take effect at the next billing cycle. It also says VAT may apply in some regions. Those conditions can affect the actual invoice and timing of a change. Before paying, check the billing term, quantity, applicable tax and the proposed upgrade or downgrade behavior for your account.
- Subscription: Billing term. Use monthly invoice or complete annual total
- Profiles: Actually occupied. Dividing by unused capacity understates your cost
- Proxy traffic: Data consumed. Included bonuses and extra usage are separate
- Cloud phone: Mobile minutes. Time is a usage resource, not a post allowance
Calculate a per-profile cost on one billing basis
For the month-to-month Pro tiers, dividing the subscription by included profile capacity gives $1.10 for 10 profiles, $0.95 for 20 and $0.58 for 50. Business 100 gives $0.40 per included profile on the same monthly basis. These calculations describe the subscription component only. They omit unused capacity, extra usage, taxes and the work needed to run the service.
Annual Pro 50 is $230 divided by twelve months and fifty included profiles, or approximately $0.383 per profile per month. Comparing that annual figure with another product’s monthly $0.58 would mix billing terms. Likewise, if a hypothetical buyer pays $29 for 50-profile capacity but occupies only 25, the monthly subscription cost per occupied profile is $1.16, rather than $0.58.
A falling included-capacity unit cost does not mean the next tier always lowers your total bill or solves your bottleneck. If one user needs 12 profiles, compare the sufficient plan and required features, not a huge tier divided by its maximum capacity. No universal price-curve prediction follows from a vendor attaching a price to a profile count or a tier name.
Free-plan quantities do not establish a calendar deadline
Multilogin describes Free as having no time limit and requiring no credit card. It includes five cloud mobile and browser profiles, 200 MB of premium proxy traffic as a one-time bonus, and one cloud mobile profile with 30 minutes of use. The current FAQ expressly excludes API access from Free. Those are separate conditions rather than a promise of an unrestricted paid-plan experience.
The one-time bonuses do not renew as the paid monthly allowances do. They also do not establish that Free lasts for two days or that every user must upgrade in a week. For a hypothetical five-minute mobile session, 30 included minutes corresponds arithmetically to six such sessions before other usage and billing details. This is a declared budget example, not measured consumption or a guaranteed session schedule.
If your intended evaluation is browser-only, cloud-phone time may not be the relevant resource. If it is mobile-first, check available minutes and what happens when they are exhausted. Keep proxy data, profile capacity and active mobile time separate. A missing source about a specific inactivity or retention condition should be resolved directly rather than replaced with an assumed deletion rule.
Paid bonuses, extra resources and API capacity
Pro 10, Pro 20 and Pro 50 include monthly proxy bonuses of 1, 2 and 3 GB, and monthly mobile bonuses of 60, 75 and 85 minutes. Business 100 begins with 5 GB and 150 minutes. The selected larger Business quantities have their own usage figures. A large profile allowance is not evidence that its bundled traffic will satisfy every occupied profile’s activity.
The page advertises bulk proxy traffic from $2.275 per GB and a bulk mobile-minute headline from $0.0067, while its cloud-phone billing FAQ says extra minutes start at $0.0073. Those are differently framed figures, not interchangeable checkout promises. The page also supplies minute packages. Use the selected package or confirmed account quote instead of multiplying every anticipated minute by the lowest headline rate.
Multilogin’s API table maps Pro 10/20/50 to 50/75/100 requests per minute and Business to 100, alongside a Business offer of custom limits. For comparison, AdsPower’s current Local API table maps its paid Professional/Business/Enterprise plans to 300/900/1500 RPM. These figures describe each vendor’s API allowance, not measured job speed or permitted social-platform posting frequency.
What the purchase establishes for your workflow
Multilogin includes one seat on Pro 10, two on Pro 20 and Pro 50, and advertises unlimited seats on Business. Its current material combines browser profiles with cloud phones, and describes Android versions 10 through 16. If your requirement involves a teammate, a particular app or a local versus cloud storage route, include that condition when choosing a plan rather than ranking only per-profile arithmetic.
Browser-profile settings, cookies, proxies and access controls are product functions. They do not establish a binary guarantee that an account is safe, permission for a particular platform action or an exact hierarchy of enforcement signals. This review did not run detection experiments or account-restriction tests. Evaluate the authorized workflow, its operating requirements and its observable result without turning a vendor safety claim into independent certification.
NoobClaw’s public case records local creative production with audio, subtitles and quality limitations. It does not demonstrate that a profile subscription replaces a content-production task, approves publication or improves account outcomes. If production is the missing step, inspect the output and permissions for that step separately. Choose a Multilogin configuration by the profile inventory, access needs, usage budget and confirmed invoice it actually supports.
For the related content and workflow decisions, read Multilogin vs AdsPower: Profiles, API Limits and Costs and Dolphin Anty vs Multilogin: Profiles, API and Team Costs. Each review has its own evidence and scope.
NoobClaw publishes this article. Its script-to-video guide and public creative execution record document a local video result, not external-platform publication. Check the current product offer against the supported action you need.
Frequently asked questions
Is $7.08 a monthly invoice?
It is the displayed monthly equivalent of Pro 10’s $85 annual total. The current month-to-month Pro 10 amount is $11. Check the term and total before comparing.
Does one-time mean Free expires after two days?
No such deadline follows. The page says the Free plan has no time limit; its included proxy and mobile usage bonuses are one-time quantities.
Do more profiles guarantee better account safety?
No account-safety result was tested here. More capacity and documented configuration controls do not certify destination permission or prevent restrictions.
Sources
Official material read on October 11, 2026. Prices identify their billing term; vendor allowances are not measured publishing results. Hypothetical inventory and cost examples are labeled; the public local-production record has its own limitations.