Multilogin 12.5 was released on June 4, 2026. For users who automate workflows, the key change is the ability to launch profiles inside Docker containers on servers without a graphical environment. To support this, the company published an Ubuntu image with the launcher preinstalled, along with a guide in its help center. Profiles in a container can be started and stopped via the API, which is available only on paid plans.
Cloud phones can now be managed from the CLI: create, start, stop, import, export, and transfer them. Previously, all of these actions required clicking through the interface.
This version also relaunched the referral program. Referrers receive 15% of the invitee’s payments and renewals. The commission is credited after 45 days and can be spent on a plan, mobile minutes, or proxy traffic.
What else happened in June? On June 23, ISP proxies with static IPs for long sessions were added to the “Billing” section. On June 24, Multilogin updated its fingerprint data to better match real devices, including new macOS configurations, and fixed cases where profiles received unusual values.
What to do: If you launch profiles on servers, check out the “Run in Docker” article in the Multilogin help center.
