MuLogin Anti-detect Browser
MuLogin is an anti-detect browser. On one computer you create many browser profiles, and each profile keeps its own browser fingerprint, cookies, local storage and cache, isolated from the others. Teams use it to sign in to and manage many e-commerce stores, social media accounts and ad accounts at the same time. MuLogin does not block websites from reading the fingerprint; it lets them read a replaced one.
What MuLogin offers
The facts below come from the MuLogin website, its pricing page and its help center, read on November 7, 2026. Check the MuLogin website for current prices and trial terms.
| Item | What the MuLogin website states |
|---|---|
| Profile isolation | Each browser profile has its own fingerprint, cookies, local storage and cache, and profiles do not leak data to each other; see the help center |
| Devices it can emulate | Desktop browsers on Windows, macOS and Linux, and mobile browsers on Android and iOS; you can set the user agent, fonts, language, CPU, memory, GPU and resolution, plus Canvas, WebGL, audio and SSL fingerprints; see major technologies |
| Proxies | One proxy per profile, with HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and IPv6; MuLogin does not sell proxy IPs, so you buy them separately; see this FAQ |
| Automation | A local REST API starts and stops profiles, opens URLs, reads page source, runs scripts, takes screenshots, imports and exports cookies and tests proxies; other endpoints create profiles, change settings and manage groups; Selenium and Puppeteer are also supported; see the API list |
| Teamwork | A main account adds sub-accounts and shares or transfers profiles to team members, with real-time cloud sync |
| System requirements | The desktop client currently installs on Windows only (Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 and Windows Server 2016); 2 CPU cores, 4 GB of memory and at least 4 GB of free disk are recommended; see system requirements |
| Pricing | From $59 per month for 100 profiles and 1 sub-account, without profile transfer, batch creation or the REST API; the REST API starts with the $99 plan (200 profiles, 5 sub-accounts); there are also $209 and $499 plans and custom plans; paying for 3, 6 or 12 months saves 7%, 15% or 25%; see the pricing page |
| Free trial | New users can ask customer support for a 3-day free trial: up to 5 profiles, batch creation and the REST API, without sub-accounts, sharing or transfer; see the trial page |
Who it is for
- Cross-border e-commerce sellers who run stores on several marketplaces from one computer, one isolated profile per store.
- Social media and ad teams who keep many social and ad accounts signed in separately and assign profiles to team members.
- Ad verification and price comparison, emulating visitors on different devices and in different regions to see ads and prices.
- Developers running browser automation who drive many isolated profiles through the local API, Selenium or Puppeteer.
Using MuLogin with EveryInfra
The two tools handle different jobs:
- MuLogin handles account environments. Each store or account gets an isolated browser profile with its own proxy, and signing in, listing products and answering messages all happen inside that profile.
- EveryInfra handles public data. You send a keyword, product URL or store URL and get JSON fields back, without signing in to an account or opening a browser yourself. For example, the Amazon API returns search results, product details, reviews and bestsellers, the Shopee API returns product search, shops and product details, and the TikTok API returns videos, creators and TikTok Shop hot products. Failed calls are not charged; see pricing.
A concrete split: a team creates one MuLogin profile for each Amazon and Shopee store and does daily store work inside those profiles. Product research and competitor tracking stay out of the store profiles. Once a day the team pulls Amazon search results and bestsellers and similar Shopee products by keyword from EveryInfra, then fetches competitor product details and reviews on a schedule, compares price, rating and review changes, and writes the results to a spreadsheet or database. Requests for public data never go through the profiles where the store accounts live, and those profiles are used only for account work.
The API reference is in the docs. In AI tools you can also connect the EveryInfra MCP server so an agent can look up this data directly.
How to start a trial
New MuLogin users can ask customer support for a 3-day free trial. The trial stores 5 browser profiles and includes the REST API, which is enough to set up profiles for two or three accounts and test your automation scripts before choosing a plan. The client currently runs on Windows only. Sign up and download from the MuLogin website. The information above comes from MuLogin's public materials; prices, trial terms and service terms are those on the MuLogin website.