16 feature checks

Browser + cloud phone

MoreLogin pricing, features & limits

Browser profiles and a separate cloud-phone offering, with a local API for profile operations.

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Use cases

Small teams evaluating a shared free workspace before scaling.

Before you choose

Cloud-phone usage has its own billing rules. Browser profile subscriptions are not a quote for mobile runtime.

Pricing & the fine print

Paid entry

$9.00 / month · USD[7]

Pro · 10-profile option · monthly billing

Pro starts with a 10-profile option. Extra users and cloud-phone runtime are separate price dimensions.

Free access

Free plan

2 permanent profiles and 2 users.[7]

API plans and limits

Pricing, free quota and API plan review · 2026-09-12

API on the free plan: Documented as included
Eligible API plan: Local API appears in all three columns: Free, Pro and Custom.
Request limits and conditions: No numeric request-rate limit is given on the reviewed pricing page. Requires the local client and matching API configuration.

Plan sources[7]

Previous pricing record (may contain corrected billing errors) · 2026-09-11

USD 9 · Pro · 10 profiles. Pro starts at 10 browser profiles. Cloud-phone usage is billed separately.

2 profiles and 2 users.

Listed amounts are dated vendor offers, not checkout quotes. Taxes, proxies, extra members and mobile runtime may be additional. Confirm the billing period and limits on the linked source.

16 feature checks

Documented, conditional, unverified and unsupported capabilities are shown separately. Read the source and restrictions for each field. These are source reviews, not installed-product tests.

10 documented · 0 conditional · 6 unverified · 0 unsupported

Windows: Documented[3]
The linked official source documents Windows. Windows 10+ x64 and macOS 12.6.1+; reviewed text does not specify Linux distribution limits.
macOS: Documented[3]
The linked official source documents macOS. Windows 10+ x64 and macOS 12.6.1+; reviewed text does not specify Linux distribution limits.
Linux: Documented[3]
The linked official source documents Linux. Windows 10+ x64 and macOS 12.6.1+; reviewed text does not specify Linux distribution limits.
Chromium: Documented[4]
The linked official source documents Chromium. The browser-type field lists Chrome and Firefox, rather than only User-Agent presets.
Firefox: Documented[4]
The linked official source documents Firefox. The browser-type field lists Chrome and Firefox, rather than only User-Agent presets.
API: Documented[5]
The linked official source documents API.
Playwright: Not verified[5]
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.
Puppeteer: Not verified[5]
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.
Selenium: Not verified[5]
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.
RPA: Documented[5]
The linked official source documents RPA.
MCP: Not verified[5]
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.
Team: Documented[5]
The linked official source documents Team.
Local profiles: Not verified[5]
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.
Cloud sync: Documented[6]
The previously reviewed official source lists Cloud sync.
Cloud phone: Documented[5]
The linked official source documents Cloud phone. Check browser and cloud-phone quotas and billing separately.
Open-source core: Not verified[5]
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.

Test your MoreLogin environment

Open this page inside a MoreLogin profile, then run the check. The product name is your selection; BrowserCheck cannot verify the antidetect brand or the physical operating system.

Product version (optional, self-reported)

Results stay in this tab unless you save a baseline or export them. This check makes no network probes and uploads no test results. Import an export from native Chrome or another profile to compare observations.

Save a baseline and compare after reopening

1. Run the check above, then save a baseline. 2. Fully close and reopen the same browser profile. 3. Load the baseline and recheck. The table above compares version, language, time zone and graphics; the results below check whether the saved storage markers remain.

Saving stores this observation and random test markers locally. The cookie expires after 30 days; localStorage and IndexedDB remain until you clean them. Rechecks accept markers for 30 days. Exported backups survive site-data deletion. No results are uploaded; the random cookie is sent with normal requests to this site. BrowserCheck cannot verify that you actually restarted the profile.

Check storage isolation between two profiles

Open this page in two separate browser profiles. Write temporary markers in A, then paste its test code in B and check for them. This measures access to BrowserCheck’s own Cookie, localStorage and IndexedDB only. It does not test other websites or prove that accounts cannot be linked.

Environment A · write markers

Environment B · read markers

Paste the test code from A

A matching marker in B means this test data is accessible there: the profiles may share storage, be clones, or be the same profile. An absent marker means only that it was not read; deletion or browser restrictions can also explain it. A failed initial write is inconclusive. Codes are user-provided, not independently verified. Clean each profile with the same code after testing; cleaning B cannot clean a separate A. Cookies expire in 30 days; other markers need manual cleanup. Only this test’s random markers are removed. No test results are uploaded; the random cookie accompanies normal requests to this site.

Sources & review history

Dates refer to source readings. Imported workbook observations retain their original dates and are labelled below. No installation or performance tests were run.

01
Official pricing & features
www.morelogin.com · 2026-09-11
02
Local API: profiles & kernels
guide.morelogin.com · 2026-09-11
03
Official source: www.morelogin.com
www.morelogin.com · 2026-09-11
Source and reading date imported from the supplied verification workbook.
04
Official source: support.morelogin.com
support.morelogin.com · 2026-09-11
Source and reading date imported from the supplied verification workbook.
05
Official source: www.morelogin.com
www.morelogin.com · 2026-09-11
Source and reading date imported from the supplied verification workbook.
06
Official pricing & features
www.morelogin.com · 2026-09-11
07
Pricing and plan eligibility
www.morelogin.com · 2026-09-12

2026-09-12 · Latest source review. No Lab result recorded.

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