What the Free plan includes
The Free plan costs $0 and needs no card. It gives you 5 profiles on 1 computer for the owner only, with the same fingerprint, proxy, cookie and saved-login tools as the paid plans. Automation (RPA), the local API and the window synchronizer come with the paid plans, starting with Solo, and the team workspace with Team and Agency.
| On the Free plan | Details |
|---|---|
| Profiles | 5 |
| Computers | 1 |
| VA seats | 0 (owner only) |
| Fingerprint settings per profile | OS shown to websites, browser brand, time zone, language, location, WebRTC, masking for canvas, WebGL images, audio and element sizes, graphics card info, CPU cores, port-scan protection |
| Proxies | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and SSH, with username and password, DNS through the proxy and an IP check before each open |
| Cookies | Import and export in JSON, Netscape cookies.txt and name=value formats |
| Saved logins | Username, password and 2FA secret per profile, with live 2FA codes |
| Extensions | For all profiles or chosen ones |
| Automation | Not included. RPA flows, the local API and the window synchronizer come with Solo and up |
| Storage | A local database on your computer, with secrets encrypted |
Every profile is its own Chromium-based browser. Each one has a seed that drives its masked values, so the profile looks the same every time it opens and two profiles never share values.
Who the Free plan suits
Someone testing Multime before a bigger move. Set up five real profiles with your own proxies, run them for a couple of weeks, and check whether the workflow fits before you move 80 accounts over.
A freelancer with a few client accounts. A social media freelancer with three clients can give each client's login its own profile and proxy, and keep two profiles spare. Cookies from one client never sit next to another's.
A seller with three shops. Each shop gets its own profile with its own proxy, saved login and 2FA secret. Marketplace rules about running more than one seller account still apply, so read each marketplace's policy first.
Someone checking fingerprint consistency. Five profiles are enough to set up proxies in a few countries, open our browser fingerprint test inside each profile, and confirm that time zone, languages and WebRTC line up with each proxy.
What changes when you upgrade
When five profiles stop being enough, or you need a second computer, automation or VAs, you move to a paid plan. The fingerprint, proxy and cookie tools stay the same and the limits go up. Paid plans also add RPA flows, the local API and the window synchronizer.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Profiles | VA seats | Computers per license |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 5 | 0 | 1 |
| Solo | $19 | $190 | 100 | 0 | 2 |
| Team | $49 | $490 | 300 | 5 | 3 |
| Agency | $129 | $1,290 | 1,000 | 20 | 5 |
Yearly billing gives you two months free. Paid plans are billed by Stripe.
- Solo is for one person with up to 100 profiles who works on two computers, such as a desktop and a laptop. It adds RPA flows, the local API and the window synchronizer.
- Team adds 5 VA seats. Your computer hosts the team workspace, VAs sign in from their own computers, and you choose which profiles and actions each VA gets. See team sharing.
- Agency is for larger teams: 1,000 profiles and 20 VA seats.
To compare these prices with other tools, see the antidetect browser pricing comparison.
What to check in any free antidetect browser
A free plan is only useful if you'd trust the tool with real accounts. These are the questions worth asking of any free antidetect browser, and how Multime answers them.
Where do my cookies and passwords live? In Multime, on your computer. Multime does not run a cloud for profiles. Secrets such as passwords, 2FA keys, proxy passwords and cookies are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, and the key is protected by macOS Keychain or Windows DPAPI. The local-first page has the details.
What browser engine does it run? Multime uses fingerprint-chromium, an open-source Chromium build with fingerprint patches under the BSD-3 license. The current engines are Chrome 152 on Mac and Chrome 150 on Windows. You download them inside the app (Settings → Kernels), and each download is checked against a SHA-256 checksum.
Are the limits honest? Multime lists what it doesn't mask. Screen size is always your real screen. Media devices, speech voices and custom font lists aren't masked. There are no Android or iOS profiles. On the Windows engine, canvas masking is switched off automatically because that engine build breaks text measuring when it is on.
Does it promise things no tool can? Multime doesn't claim that accounts won't be restricted, and it makes no claims about what any platform can or can't see. It keeps accounts separate and organized. Platform rules still apply.
Getting started
- Download Multime for your Mac (Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later) or Windows PC (Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit) from the download page.
- Open Settings → Kernels and download the browser engine.
- Add a proxy on the Proxies page, or paste a proxy line straight into a new profile.
- Create your first profile. Leave time zone, language and location set to match the proxy IP.
- Open the profile and log in. Cookies are saved when you close it.