On May 21, 2026, Multilogin switched its billing currency from euros to US dollars. Plans, payments, and invoices are now priced in dollars, while existing invoices remain in euros. Active subscriptions will be converted to dollars automatically at the next renewal using the “migration rate.” Continuing to pay in euros is no longer possible.
The company says the prices were recalculated “based on real market rates” rather than by simply applying an exchange rate. According to archived snapshots of the pricing page from April 15 and May 24, monthly pricing changed as follows: Pro 10 from €9 to $11, Pro 50 from €25 to $29, and Pro 100 from €35 to $40. Annual pricing changed from €70.20 to $85 for Pro 10, from €195 to $230 for Pro 50, and from €273 to $320 for Pro 100. The three-day trial now costs $2 instead of €1.99.
Whether the price goes up depends on the exchange rate on the renewal date. Multilogin says on its blog that in most cases, the dollar price is close to the converted euro price or slightly lower.
Version 12.4.1 was released the same day. It adds favorite profiles, app update checks under “Account settings” → “App info,” and notes of up to 1500 characters for browser profiles.
What to do: Before your next renewal, compare your current euro price with the new dollar price. The company recommends contacting support with any questions about the conversion rate.
