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Remote or emulated Android devices for app-based accounts.
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Cloud Android phones and a multi-account browser for managing social accounts
Cloud phones & emulatorsAPI
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Antidetect browser and Android cloud phones for multi-account teams
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How to choose cloud phones & emulators tools
Cloud phone tools give you remote or emulated Android devices so that each app-based account runs on its own device, separate from the others. All four tools listed here pair cloud phones with a multi-account or antidetect browser, so the useful comparisons come down to a few practical points.
Pricing model. MoreLogin (from $5.4/mo), Multilogin (from $7.08/mo) and Incogniton (from $13.99/mo) are freemium. GeeLark is paid only.
Where it runs. GeeLark and Multilogin are web-based. Incogniton has desktop apps for Windows and macOS, and MoreLogin also supports Linux. If your team works on Linux, MoreLogin is the only one of the four with a Linux app.
API access. All four have an API, so you can script things like creating profiles or automating tasks. Check each API's documentation against what you plan to automate.
Focus. GeeLark presents itself as a tool for social accounts, and MoreLogin presents itself as a tool for teams. Choose the one that matches how you work. We haven't tested these tools, so try a free tier or trial before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Are there free cloud phone tools?
Incogniton, MoreLogin and Multilogin all use a freemium model, so they have some kind of free tier. GeeLark is paid only. Each vendor's site lists what its free tier includes.
How much do cloud phone tools cost?
The lowest listed starting prices are $5.4/mo for MoreLogin, $7.08/mo for Multilogin and $13.99/mo for Incogniton. GeeLark is paid, but we don't list a starting price for it. Cloud phone usage may cost more than these base prices.
What should I look for in a cloud phone tool?
Look at the pricing model, which platforms it runs on (web, Windows, macOS or Linux), whether it has an API you can automate with, and whether it fits how you work, such as managing social accounts or working as a team. All four tools listed here have an API.
What are the alternatives to GeeLark?
Multilogin is also web-based and has cloud phones. MoreLogin and Incogniton offer cloud phones alongside desktop antidetect browsers. MoreLogin runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and Incogniton runs on Windows and macOS.