Multi Login App - Alternative?

Surprised no one has mentioned kameleo. Its 1/3 of the cost of ML, and works just as good if not better.

sessionbox is the one I recommend.

M4rk17 said:

Hello, MLA is no longer allowing new users to use their service for free. They now only give you a 10 day trial before forcing you to pay £99 pound per month so you can continue using your Facebook accounts. Me and my colleagues work on a tight budget and paying £99/ month to manage 30 accounts from 10 different containers is not worth it.

For this reason we need the best alternative?
Happy to pay consulting fees if anyone has long term experience with logging into & managing multiple FB accounts daily, so far we have had a near enough perfect method for doing this but now it's time for a change.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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Reading this thread : https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/dont-farm-facebook-cloud-accounts-credit-cards-all-geos-from-99.1125134/ , i understood that they dont need MLA, maybe this can help you as well.

Safox alee said:

sessionbox is the one I recommend.

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Sessionbox don't change fingerprints

On multilogin their cheapest offer look like this:
"Solo
All browser fingerprint management features
€99 per month

Save up to 100 browser profiles help
Share browser profiles to Team and Scale users help"

And all the offer have included the following:
"
- Browser profile sync across your computers
- Unlimited encrypted cloud storage
- All browser fingerprint control features
- Two privacy browsers: Mimic and Stealthfox
- Fresh browser fingerprints every minute
- Real-time detection of IP geolocation
- Browser profiles sorting and management tools
- Integrations with popular proxy providers
"

If someone of who already uses this software and might know some details:

1. Can I use the software on two different laptops with just one purchase?
2. I can only use the 2 browsers they provide: Mimic and Stealthfox?
3. Do they have a 1-2-3 days free trial, or something like that? Do they also have a full good guide about their software?
4. Where I'm I don't have cable internet, I'm using my laptops with internet hotspot from my smartphone. I can only change my internet IP if I go on and off on airplane mode for 30seconds on my phone. Will that work flawlessly?

M4rk17 said:

Hello, MLA is no longer allowing new users to use their service for free. They now only give you a 10 day trial before forcing you to pay £99 pound per month so you can continue using your Facebook accounts. Me and my colleagues work on a tight budget and paying £99/ month to manage 30 accounts from 10 different containers is not worth it.

For this reason we need the best alternative?
Happy to pay consulting fees if anyone has long term experience with logging into & managing multiple FB accounts daily, so far we have had a near enough perfect method for doing this but now it's time for a change.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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A container is like a new computer? Basically, with the soft, you can manage at the same time 10 new computers, and on each new computer you're having 3x Facebook accounts? Does each container come with a proxy? or you're adding proxy to it?

klique said:

Surprised no one has mentioned kameleo. Its 1/3 of the cost of ML, and works just as good if not better.

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Kameleo looks very promising. However it can't be fully automated. They have plans to add an API for starting/stopping profiles automatically, but it's not available yet. Once they add this feature, I'd consider it a viable alternative to multilogin.

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seogootwit said:

Kameleo looks very promising. However it can't be fully automated. They have plans to add an API for starting/stopping profiles automatically, but it's not available yet. Once they add this feature, I'd consider it a viable alternative to multilogin.

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Yeah, I haven't been using it with automation.. that wouldn't definitely make it 10x more useful. Hopefully it doesn't come with a price increase.

well I am pretty sure that there must be an alternative solution