MoreLogin

What does profile separation cover?

MoreLogin says browser profiles separate cookies, sessions, proxy settings, extensions, and account work. That separation defines the workspace: each profile keeps those elements grouped rather than treating browser activity as one shared environment.

The provider presents the service for ecommerce, agency, social, and automation operations. Its product page also positions the browser for airdrop and Web3 use. These are stated use contexts, not evidence that any particular workflow complies with a platform’s rules.

MoreLogin’s agreement describes its services as intended for identity isolation, account execution, and operational workflows. The agreement covers access to and use of its desktop applications, websites, and related services. Buyers should match the intended work to the plan limits and the applicable terms.

Which questions belong with support?

MoreLogin supports automation through Synchronizer, RPA, API, CLI, MCP, and workflow integrations.

For plan advice, MoreLogin directs users to the customer-service dialog in the lower-right corner of its pricing page. The agreement also says users can request custom solutions through customer support.

A useful support exchange should establish whether the required integration is supported, what it needs from the team, and which plan covers it. These questions matter because a listed automation capability does not by itself establish compatibility with a particular workflow. Ask for the applicable plan and purchase terms in writing before committing.

How do profiles and automation interact?

A browser profile keeps its cookies, sessions, proxy settings, extensions, and account work separated; automation can then operate across profiles or through other listed interfaces. MoreLogin says Synchronizer can repeat actions across selected browser profiles.

The provider lists automation through Synchronizer, RPA, API, CLI, MCP, and workflow integrations. The Free plan also lists browser automation with Selenium or Puppeteer. These are distinct options, so teams should ask which interface fits their existing process.

MoreLogin says AI agents operate through its environments and follow the permissions of the account running them. That makes the account’s permissions part of the automation boundary; the provider’s description does not remove the need to follow platform rules.

What do Free and Pro list?

The pricing page lists the Free plan with 2 profiles and 2 users, while Pro is priced at $5.4 per month, reduced from $9 per month. The page says Pro includes the Free plan’s features and services.

Cloud Phone usage is billed per minute at $0.006 per minute, capped at $1.5 per day, or $23–$25 per 30 days, according to the pricing page. The page lists PayPal, cards, Coinbase, Visa, and Mastercard among accepted payment methods. Its agreement says payment channels may vary by country, region, or product.

The agreement says subscription fees, billing cycles, and plan features are described on the pricing page or in the applicable purchase flow. It also says free trial orders may be manually reviewed and approved. Fees are non-refundable once paid, except where law requires otherwise or MoreLogin states otherwise in writing.

Which documented features support team work?

MoreLogin’s product pages describe features aimed at separating work and coordinating browser activity.

• Browser profiles keep cookies, sessions, proxy settings, extensions, and account work separated.
• Cloud browsers can run workflows without a local device kept online.
• Synchronizer can repeat actions across selected browser profiles.
• Team members can be assigned rules that hide sensitive page elements and restrict access to selected pages.
• The listed automation options include Synchronizer, RPA, API, CLI, MCP, and workflow integrations.

Which terms narrow the operating choice?

MoreLogin’s agreement limits automated extraction, permits access restrictions in specified circumstances, and sets conditions around fees and digital-asset custody.

• The agreement prohibits using automated tools to extract service data without prior written consent, except through authorized interfaces.
• MoreLogin says it may suspend, restrict, or terminate access if it reasonably believes a user violated the agreement or created security or other specified risks.
• Fees are non-refundable once paid, except where law requires otherwise or MoreLogin states otherwise in writing.
• MoreLogin says it does not access, store, manage, control, back up, transmit, or recover users’ private keys or digital assets. Its agreement says the services are not intended as a primary or long-term custody environment for significant digital assets.

The agreement also sets eligibility and dispute conditions: authenticated services require users to be at least 18 or legally capable of entering a binding contract in their jurisdiction, and disputes are subject to Singapore law and SIAC arbitration, subject to applicable law. Review those terms before paying. Integration and setup details are listed under What we could not confirm.

Which criteria distinguish other browsers?

Compare browser tools by how their profile and seat limits map to the team’s workload, what team controls they provide, and which automation interfaces they support. In general, billing terms and acceptable-use rules also matter: check how each provider defines fees, refunds, and permitted automated activity.

Does the workflow match MoreLogin’s scope?

MoreLogin presents its browser for ecommerce, agency, social, and automation operations, and separately positions it for airdrop and Web3 use. It also describes Cloud Android devices for mobile workflows, testing, verification, and team operations. These are provider-stated contexts, not assurances about compatibility with a particular workflow.

For teams using automation, the listed options include Synchronizer, RPA, API, CLI, MCP, and workflow integrations. The relevant fit question is whether the required integration and setup conditions match the team’s existing process. Where digital assets are involved, MoreLogin says it does not manage or recover private keys or assets, and its agreement excludes primary or long-term custody of significant digital assets.

Airdrop and Web3 offers, like other restricted offers, may be limited by law, age rules, or region. Check the network’s and platform’s rules and local law; this review is not legal or financial advice.

Which MoreLogin terms need a closer read?

What does Cloud Phone billing cover?

Cloud Phone billing is per minute at $0.006 per minute, capped at $1.5 per day, or $23–$25 per 30 days, according to the pricing page. The listed figures describe usage charges; review the applicable purchase flow for the subscription and billing terms.

Can free trial orders be reviewed?

Yes. MoreLogin’s agreement says free trial orders may be manually reviewed and approved. That means an order is subject to review rather than being presented as automatically approved; check the applicable terms before relying on a trial.

Which desktop systems does MoreLogin list?

The homepage lists Windows, macOS, and Linux (Desktop & Server) downloads, and marks Android as coming soon. The page’s wording distinguishes the listed desktop downloads from the Android status, so match the listed platform to the device you intend to use.

What does the agreement say about eligibility and disputes?

The agreement says authenticated services require users to be at least 18 or legally capable of entering a binding contract in their jurisdiction. It specifies Singapore law and arbitration administered by SIAC for disputes, subject to applicable law.

What does MoreLogin say about private keys?

MoreLogin states that it does not access, store, manage, control, back up, transmit, or recover users’ private keys or digital assets. Its agreement also says the services are not intended as a primary or long-term custody environment for significant digital assets.

What support does Pro list?

The pricing page lists 24/7 online support with the Pro plan. The listing identifies the support provision, while subscription fees, billing cycles, and plan features are described on the pricing page or in the applicable purchase flow.

Is MoreLogin ready for this workflow?

The provider states that the Free plan includes 2 profiles and 2 users.

Sources

Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.

• www.morelogin.comchecked 2026-11-11
• www.morelogin.com/pricingchecked 2026-11-11
• www.morelogin.com/product/antidetect-browser-for-airdropchecked 2026-11-11
• www.morelogin.com/protocolchecked 2026-11-11

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Account Answers. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-11-11; the text was written by Account Answers. We did not test the service ourselves. When the sources are updated, so is this page.

Last updated: 2026-11-11

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