Hidemyacc vs MoreLogin
Compare session recovery, automation and cloud-phone support.
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| Comparison | Source review · no Lab test | Source review · no Lab test |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Antidetect browser | Browser + cloud phone |
| Consider it for | Teams that want to evaluate session recovery alongside profile management. | Small teams evaluating a shared free workspace before scaling. |
| Paid pricing & billing | USD 10 / month · Mini · 5 profiles. Mini: 5 profiles; Starter: $29/30; Base: $49/100; Team: $99/300; Business: $199/1,000. Monthly USD prices.[4] | USD 9 / month · Pro · 10-profile option. Pro starts with a 10-profile option. Extra users and cloud-phone runtime are separate price dimensions.[7] |
| Free access & limits | 7-day free trial; no permanent free quota is listed on this pricing page. Trial profile allowance is not specified there.[4] | 2 permanent profiles and 2 users.[7] |
| API subscription and limits | Base and higher mention API in plan descriptions; Mini and Starter do not. Confirm access in the client because the table omits some marks. No numeric request-rate quota or trial API entitlement is established on the pricing page. · 2026-09-12[4] | Local API appears in all three columns: Free, Pro and Custom. No numeric request-rate limit is given on the reviewed pricing page. Requires the local client and matching API configuration. · 2026-09-12[7] |
| Before you choose | Session backup is a documented feature, not a measured recovery guarantee. Test reopening and restoration with disposable profiles. | Cloud-phone usage has its own billing rules. Browser profile subscriptions are not a quote for mobile runtime. |
| Windows | Documented · The linked official source documents Windows.[2] | Documented · The linked official source documents Windows. Windows 10+ x64 and macOS 12.6.1+; reviewed text does not specify Linux distribution limits.[3] |
| macOS | Documented · The linked official source documents macOS.[2] | Documented · The linked official source documents macOS. Windows 10+ x64 and macOS 12.6.1+; reviewed text does not specify Linux distribution limits.[3] |
| Linux | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Documented · The linked official source documents Linux. Windows 10+ x64 and macOS 12.6.1+; reviewed text does not specify Linux distribution limits.[3] |
| Chromium | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Documented · The linked official source documents Chromium. The browser-type field lists Chrome and Firefox, rather than only User-Agent presets.[4] |
| Firefox | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Documented · The linked official source documents Firefox. The browser-type field lists Chrome and Firefox, rather than only User-Agent presets.[4] |
| API | Documented · The linked official source documents API.[3] | Documented · The linked official source documents API.[5] |
| Playwright | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[5] |
| Puppeteer | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[5] |
| Selenium | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[5] |
| RPA | Conditional · RPA has the following documented limitation. Task automation is described; full recorder or node-editor documentation was not established.[3] | Documented · The linked official source documents RPA.[5] |
| MCP | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[5] |
| Team | Documented · The linked official source documents Team.[3] | Documented · The linked official source documents Team.[5] |
| Local profiles | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[5] |
| Cloud sync | Documented · The linked official source documents Cloud sync. Synchronization must be enabled; not all files are uploaded by default.[3] | Documented · The previously reviewed official source lists Cloud sync.[6] |
| Cloud phone | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Documented · The linked official source documents Cloud phone. Check browser and cloud-phone quotas and billing separately.[5] |
| Open-source core | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[3] | Not verified · Not established in the reviewed sources. Not verified does not mean unsupported. The review is limited to the listed sources; no installation or API execution test was run.[5] |
| Research Score | Not assessed | Not assessed |
| BrowserCheck Lab | Not tested | Not tested |
Unknown is not a negative result. Prices use their original currencies; no currency conversion or annual-to-monthly blending is applied.
When to consider Hidemyacc
Teams that want to evaluate session recovery alongside profile management.
Session backup is a documented feature, not a measured recovery guarantee. Test reopening and restoration with disposable profiles.
Test your environmentWhen to consider MoreLogin
Small teams evaluating a shared free workspace before scaling.
Cloud-phone usage has its own billing rules. Browser profile subscriptions are not a quote for mobile runtime.
Test your environmentSources & commercial relationships
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Source reviews & hands-on tests
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