Frequently Asked Questions

No, MoreLogin is not a VPN; it is an antidetect browser specifically designed for secure multi-account management by creating mutually isolated browser environments. While a VPN routes your entire device’s traffic through a single server, MoreLogin requires you to manually configure external third-party proxies so that each individual browser profile can have its own dedicated IP address.

The main benefits of MoreLogin include its high feature completeness, integrating browser environment isolation, API automation, team collaboration tools, and a unique Cloud Phone feature into one platform. This architecture makes it highly suitable for teams handling complex operational chains, particularly those that need to manage both web and mobile app accounts simultaneously.

Yes, MoreLogin provides a safe foundation, as its core environment disguise capabilities can pass third-party fingerprint tests like Iphey and Pixelscan without obvious DNS or WebRTC leaks. However, the ultimate safety of your accounts is not guaranteed by the browser alone; it also heavily depends on the purity of the proxies you use, your login frequency, and your operational behaviors.

You can set up a proxy in MoreLogin during the initial creation of a browser profile or by editing an existing one. The platform does not have a fully closed-loop native proxy system, so you must select the option to either use proxies purchased through their platform or manually input the configuration details of your own third-party proxies.

MoreLogin offers a permanently free version that includes 2 browser profiles and 2 user seats, which is enough to help teams understand the basic product framework. For larger-scale operations, you must upgrade to paid tiers, such as the Pro plan starting at approximately $5.4 per month, keeping in mind that your true total cost will also include external proxy fees and potential Cloud Phone charges.