Scalebrowser

Switching from Multilogin

Your Multilogin routine, run by a workflow.

Each account keeps a browser of its own. One workflow goes through every profile on a schedule, and your agent can build it, start it or take the steps that need judgment.

Free plan with 3 profiles · No credit card · Runs on your PC

See how workflows work

Free plan with 3 profiles · No credit card · Runs on your PC

What stays, what starts fresh, what you gain.

A browser per account stays. Profiles and logins are set up new, since nothing is imported, and the round you click through becomes one workflow.

Stays the same

  • A browser per account

    Each profile is its own browser, with its own fingerprint, cookies, proxy and extensions.

  • Your proxies

    Bring the ones you already use. Each is checked for its country and kind, and time zone and language follow it.

  • Working by hand

    Open any profile in a window and work in it yourself, as in a normal Chrome, while a workflow runs in others.

Starts fresh

  • Your profiles

    They are recreated, not imported: a preset makes many at once, each with a new identity.

    1Recreate your profiles from a preset
  • Your logins

    They start fresh in each new profile: sign in once per site, or let your agent store the login in the vault without seeing it.

    2Sign in once per site
  • Code written for Multilogin

    Scalebrowser answers no Multilogin API. Code starts a workflow by webhook or over the REST API, or uses the SDKs.

    4Put it on a schedule

What you gain

  • Agents over MCP

    Say the round in a sentence: your agent builds the workflow, tests it on one profile and publishes it.

  • Approvals before risky steps

    A workflow can stop before a step and ask you by phone or mail, and goes on only after your OK.

  • The Secret Layer

    Workflows and agents log in from the vault, two-factor code included, and no AI ever gets a value.

  • Every run on record

    Each run is kept step by step, with stills of the page, so you see what happened in every profile.

  • Pay by browsers at once

    Plans count the browsers running at the same time: Solo runs 5 at once with 100 profiles for $49 a month.

The move, in four steps.

From new profiles to a round that runs on its own.

  1. Step 1: Recreate your profiles from a preset

    Add the proxies you use, pick a preset and how many, and each new profile gets its own identity in its proxy's country.

  2. Step 2: Sign in once per site

    Each new profile starts signed out. Sign in once and it stays signed in, or let your agent store the login in the profile's vault without seeing the password.

  3. Step 3: Build the round as a workflow

    Put it together from blocks, or tell your agent what the round is and let it build it. Test it on one profile, then publish.

  4. Step 4: Put it on a schedule

    Pick the days and a time window, and each profile starts at its own moment in its own time zone. Code can start it by webhook or over the REST API.

Before you switch, short answers.

A line or two each. Every block and trigger is on the workflows page.

No, you create them new.

There is no import of Multilogin profiles or their logins. A preset creates many at once, each with its own identity, and in each you sign in once per site or let your agent store the login in the vault.

One workflow, every profile, every morning.

Recreate your profiles from a preset, sign in once per site, then build the round as a workflow or let your agent build it.

Free plan, no credit card · Every paid plan 7 days free · Runs on your PC

Free plan, no credit card · Every paid plan 7 days free · Runs on your PC