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Multilogin alternative for mobile — Farmero vs Multilogin

Multilogin sells browser profiles and Android cloud phones; Farmero drives real iPhones you own. A fair look at features, pricing and fit.

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Short answer: Multilogin is a multi-account platform that combines browser profiles with Android cloud phones and built-in proxies, priced per profile. Farmero is a Mac app that drives iPhones you own and posts to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube through the real apps. Pick Multilogin for many Android or browser profiles without hardware; pick Farmero if you need physical iPhones.

Everything about Multilogin below is from multilogin.com/pricing as it read on 17 September 2026.

What Multilogin is

Multilogin's page describes cloud phone profiles as "full Android devices in the cloud, dedicated to each account", running Android 10 through 16, alongside local and cloud browser profiles that each present a separate fingerprint. It bundles residential, ISP and mobile proxies across 150+ locations. iOS is not offered.

That puts it in the antidetect and cloud phone category: software that makes each profile look like its own device or browser. We describe the category here, not how to use it. For the underlying tradeoffs, read cloud phones vs real iPhones.

Side by side

Multilogin Farmero
What it runs Browser profiles and Android cloud phones The real apps on your own iPhones
Mobile OS Android 10–16 iOS 17+
Hardware to buy None iPhones, cables, a powered hub
Proxies Built in, 150+ locations Optional, per phone, bring your own
Posting and warm-up workflows Not stated on their page Built in, scheduled
Post confirmed on the profile Not stated on their page Yes
Free entry Free plan: 5 profiles, 30 mobile minutes 7-day trial, 2 iPhones, no card
Pricing unit Profiles plus mobile minutes Phones and accounts

What it costs

Multilogin lists a free plan with no card and no time limit: 5 cloud mobile and browser profiles, 200 MB of proxy traffic and 30 mobile minutes, the last two one-time. Pro 10 is shown at $19.00 per month, or $11.40 per month billed annually with a 40% discount. Business plans start at $40.00 per month ($24.00 per month billed annually) and scale from 100 to 10,000+ profiles. Extra mobile minutes start at $0.0073 per minute. Prices for the Pro 20 and Pro 50 tiers did not render clearly, so we treat them as not stated.

Farmero: Solo $49 (3 iPhones, 24 accounts), Rack $99 (8 iPhones, 64 accounts), Studio $199 (25 iPhones, 200 accounts), Agency $349 (60 iPhones, 480 accounts), per month. Posts are not metered, and yearly billing is 25% off below Agency. Hardware is extra and bought once; see the cost breakdown.

When Multilogin is the better fit

  • You manage accounts on the web as well as mobile, and want both in one tool.
  • Android is acceptable and you would rather rent than buy devices.
  • You need profiles across many countries and want proxies bundled.
  • Your per-profile budget is small and your profile count is large.

When Farmero is the better fit

  • You need accounts on iPhones; cloud phones are Android only.
  • You want the actual TikTok, Instagram and YouTube apps doing the posting on hardware you control.
  • You want scheduled posting and optional warm-ups built in, rather than assembling workflows yourself.
  • You want to know what went live: Farmero checks each profile after posting and records an unconfirmed post as uncertain.

Automating these apps may breach their terms, and nobody can promise an account will never be restricted.

FAQ

Does Multilogin support iPhones?

Its pricing page lists Android 10 to 16 for cloud phones and does not offer iOS, as of 17 September 2026.

Does Farmero change how my phone identifies itself?

No. Farmero drives the stock apps on an unmodified iPhone. It does not alter device identity; see how Farmero works.

Can Farmero use proxies?

Yes, optionally, one per phone, set in Settings and checked before assignment. See the proxies doc.

Is there a free option?

Multilogin lists a free plan with five profiles. Farmero has a 7-day trial, two iPhones, no card.