BitBrowser vs Multilogin

BitBrowser is #10 in the ranking, Multilogin is #4. Below, we explain who each browser is best for, followed by a table comparing the entry price, free plan, profiles, fingerprint tests, security incidents, and features.

Data as of October 15, 2026

What to choose

The conclusions below are based on the table. We ignore minor differences: less than 10% in price, less than 20% in the number of profiles, and less than 5 points out of 100 in the fingerprint score.

Choose BitBrowser if

you need more free profiles: 10 profiles; Multilogin offers 5 profiles
you need more profiles on the entry-level plan: 50 vs. 10
you need automation: RPA bot (no-code) and Action synchronizer

Choose Multilogin if

public fingerprint test results matter: 71 of 100 vs. 55 of 100
security history matters: no public incidents were found, while BitBrowser has 1 incident
you need: crypto payments
you need automation: Playwright and CLI
you need a version for Linux
user ratings matter: 2.8 out of 5 vs. 1.8 out of 5
you need a browser that has been on the market longer: since 2015 vs. 2019

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Only differences

Parameter	BitBrowserfrom $10/moVisit site	Multiloginfrom $11/moVisit site
Ranking
Ranking position	#10	#4 — best value
User rating	1.8 out of 5	2.8 out of 5 — best value
Reviews	9	109
Fingerprint
Fingerprint score	55 of 100	71 of 100 — best value
Checkers passed	1 of 4 tested	5 of 6 tested — best value
Browser engines	Chromium, Firefox	Chromium, Firefox
Price
Starting price	$10 per month	$11 per month
Profiles on the entry-level plan	50 — best value	10
Free profiles	10 — best value	5
Trial access	Free plan	Free plan
Crypto payments	no	yes — best value
Security
Security incidents	1 incident: server-side extension cache breach, theft from wallets, August 2023	not found — best value
Platforms and features
Operating systems	Windows, macOS	Windows, macOS, Linux — best value
API	yes	yes
Automation	Local API, Selenium, Puppeteer, RPA bot (no-code), Action synchronizer	Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, CLI, Local API
Teamwork	yes	yes
Cloud profiles	yes	yes
Mobile profiles	yes	yes
On the market	since 2019	since 2015 — best value
Fingerprint checkers · public tests, checked October 9, 2026
Pixelscan	partially	passes
CreepJS	no tests	passes
BrowserLeaks	partially	no tests
Iphey	partially	passes
Whoer	passes	passes
fv.pro	no tests	fails
BrowserScan	no tests	passes
AmIUnique	no tests	no tests
DeviceInfo	no tests	no tests
f.vision	no tests	no tests

Data as of October 15, 2026. Prices are taken from service websites, and fingerprint test results come from public sources. Check the service’s website before paying.

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A quick look at each browser

The table answers “which is better?”, while this section answers “which one is right for whom?”. See each browser’s page for details and reviews.

BitBrowser

10 profiles for free, 50 for $10 a month

Strength: 10 profiles free, with no time limit
Weakness: 2023 leak and cryptocurrency theft
Use cases: e-commerce, smm, media buying

Multilogin

Mimic browser engine and cloud Android phones

Strength: Cloud Android phones (Android 10–16) on the same plans
Weakness: A review platform removed fake reviews
Use cases: smm, multi-accounting, e-commerce

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper: BitBrowser or Multilogin?

The entry-level paid plans cost nearly the same: BitBrowser — $10 per month, Multilogin — $11 per month.

Do BitBrowser and Multilogin have a free plan?

Both do: BitBrowser — 10 profiles, Multilogin — 5 profiles.

Which passes fingerprint checks more reliably: BitBrowser or Multilogin?

In public tests on fingerprint checkers, BitBrowser scores 55 of 100 and passes 1 of 4 tested checkers; Multilogin scores 71 of 100 and passes 5 of 6 tested. The results were compiled from public sources: reviews, studies, and benchmarks.

Have BitBrowser and Multilogin had any security incidents?

BitBrowser: 1 incident — server-side extension cache breach, theft from wallets (August 2023). Multilogin: no public incidents found. Checked on October 8, 2026.

Which operating systems do BitBrowser and Multilogin run on?

BitBrowser — Windows, macOS; Multilogin — Windows, macOS, Linux.

Do BitBrowser and Multilogin offer an API and automation?

BitBrowser: API available, automation: Local API, Selenium, Puppeteer, RPA bot (no-code) and Action synchronizer. Multilogin: API available, automation: Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, CLI and Local API.