ExitNode vs Multilogin
Multilogin and ExitNode both run isolated browser profiles with team permissions and an automation API. Multilogin adds Android cloud phones, a Firefox-based browser and bundled proxy traffic. ExitNode adds proxy vetting with an IP risk score, verification codes, virtual cards and tasks around every profile.
Side by side
Lit tiles are listed on each product's own site as of November 2026. Unlit tiles mean not listed, not that it can't be done another way.
| Capability | ExitNode | Multilogin |
|---|---|---|
| Profiles | Yes | Yes |
| Automation API | Yes | Yes |
| Linux app | No, macOS and Windows | Yes |
| Sells proxies | No, bring your own and ExitNode vets them | Yes |
| IP risk score | Yes | Not listed on their site |
| Codes inbox | Yes | Not listed on their site |
| Virtual cards | Yes | Not listed on their site |
- Runs on
- ExitNode macOS and Windows
- Multilogin Windows, macOS and Linux
- Browser
- ExitNode Exora, Chromium-based, built by ExitNode
- Multilogin Chromium-based, plus Stealthfox on the Firefox core; Android cloud phones
- Proxies
- ExitNode Bring your own; every proxy vetted with an IP risk score
- Multilogin Sells residential, ISP and mobile proxies; plans include some proxy traffic
- Automation
- ExitNode Tasks run by the server, Profile Synchronizer, local API for Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium
- Multilogin API with Selenium, Playwright and Puppeteer, ADB for cloud phones
- Teams
- ExitNode Roles, folder access, shared credits with per-member limits, activity log
- Multilogin Role-based permissions, folder access
What both do
- Isolated browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy.
- Cookie import into a profile, so existing sessions can come with you.
- An automation API that works with Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium.
- Team roles and folder access.
- A free plan to try it on a few profiles.
Where ExitNode goes further
Multilogin gets a profile open. ExitNode carries on to the rest of the account, in the same app.
- Proxy vetting with an IP risk scoreBring proxies from any provider and ExitNode tests each one against the sites you actually use, scores its exit IP for risk, and holds or retires it when the risk changes.
- Email and SMS verification codesCatch-all domains and connected mailboxes give every profile an inbox. Codes and magic links appear in a realtime feed and a floating Codes HUD; SMS codes arrive on rented numbers.
- Virtual cards, kept on your deviceConnect the card issuers you already use (Extend, Slash) and give a profile a card with its live issuer state. Card numbers stay on your device.
- Tasks that run the accountServer-run tasks create accounts, sign in, warm cookies, add to cart and check out, with checkout analytics across the team.
- Teams with shared creditsOrganizations, roles and folder access, one credit balance with per-member spend limits, and an activity log of who did what.
- Its own browserProfiles launch in Exora, a Chromium-based browser ExitNode builds itself, each with a stable, consistent fingerprint.
When Multilogin is the better fit
Pick the tool that fits the job. These are the honest reasons to choose Multilogin.
- Cloud phonesMultilogin runs Android cloud phones alongside browser profiles. ExitNode is desktop browser profiles only.
- Two browser coresMultilogin offers a Firefox-based browser (Stealthfox) as well as a Chromium-based one. Exora is Chromium-based.
- Unlimited seats on BusinessMultilogin's Business plans include unlimited team seats. ExitNode includes 1 to 10 members by plan, then charges per extra member.
- Linux and bundled proxy trafficMultilogin lists a Linux app and includes proxy traffic in its plans. ExitNode runs on macOS and Windows and does not sell proxies.
What ExitNode does not do
- Desktop app for macOS and Windows only: no Linux build, no mobile app, no cloud browser.
- ExitNode does not sell proxies. You bring your own from any provider and ExitNode vets them.
- The smallest paid plan is Starter: $39 a month for 100 profiles. There is no cheaper plan for 10 or 20 profiles.
- SMS numbers are paid per use from your credit balance, and virtual cards need an account with a supported issuer.
Prices at the same size
List prices in USD, billed monthly, for the cheapest plan that covers each profile count. ExitNode's paid plans include vetting, codes, cards and tasks.
| Item | ExitNode | Multilogin |
|---|---|---|
| 10 profiles | $39 /moStarter, smallest paid plan, 100 profiles | $11 /moPro 10 |
| 100 profiles | $39 /moStarter | $40 /moBusiness 100 |
| 300 profiles | $99 /moPro | $89 /moBusiness 300 |
| 1,000 profiles | $199 /moBusiness | $185 /moBusiness 1,000 |
| Team members | $5 per extra member (Starter includes 1, Pro 3, Business 10) | Pro includes 1 or 2 seats; Business includes unlimited seats |
| Free plan | 3 profiles | 5 profiles |
| Free trial | 7 days on paid plans | Not listed |
| Paying yearly | 40% off | 35% off |
Multilogin prices and features from its own site, checked 2026-11-02. Prices change; follow the links for current numbers.
Questions, answered.
Is ExitNode a good Multilogin alternative?
For desktop browser profiles, yes, and it adds the rest of the account: proxy vetting with an IP risk score, email and SMS verification codes, virtual cards and tasks. Multilogin is the better fit if you need Android cloud phones, a Firefox-based browser, Linux, or unlimited team seats.
How does ExitNode pricing compare with Multilogin?
As of November 2026, at list prices billed monthly: 100 profiles cost $39 on ExitNode and $40 on Multilogin; 300 profiles $99 and $89; 1,000 profiles $199 and $185. ExitNode's paid plans also include proxy vetting with IP risk scores, verification codes, virtual cards and tasks. Check Multilogin's pricing page for its current prices.
Can I move from Multilogin to ExitNode?
Yes, profile by profile. Paste your proxy list into ExitNode and it vets every proxy on the way in. Each profile can import cookies from a JSON or Netscape cookies.txt export, so existing sessions carry over. Fingerprints do not transfer between tools: each ExitNode profile gets a fresh, consistent fingerprint in Exora.
Does ExitNode sell proxies?
No. You bring proxies from any provider, residential, ISP, mobile or datacenter, and ExitNode tests them against your own sites, scores each exit IP for risk and assigns a vetted proxy to each profile.
Does ExitNode run on Linux?
No. ExitNode is a desktop app for macOS and Windows. If you need a Linux build, a mobile app or a browser that runs in the cloud, ExitNode is not the right tool today.
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Put your next profile on the board.
Create a free account, then download ExitNode for Mac or Windows. Bring your proxies and we will vet them on the way in.