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Distilled vs Multilogin cloud phones

Multilogin adds cloud phones to its antidetect browser. Distilled is cloud phones only, each with its own US mobile IP.

Which is better for mobile accounts, Distilled or Multilogin?

Multilogin suits teams that already use its antidetect browser and want phones in the same app. Its phones are billed per minute, with residential proxy traffic included as a monthly allowance. Distilled phones come with a US mobile IP instead, pass Play Integrity at the strong level on every phone, and cost $50 a month or $0.28 an hour. Pick Multilogin to keep browser and phone profiles in one place. Pick Distilled for US mobile accounts run by hand or by an AI agent.

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DistilledMultilogin
Price$50 a phone a month, or $0.28 an hour while it runsPer minute, about $0.0067 to $0.0084, on a plan from $11 a month. Only the first 180 minutes of one session are billed
IPIts own US mobile IP in one of six cities, with 2 GB of traffic a monthResidential proxy traffic as a monthly allowance, 1 GB on the smallest paid plan, then from $2.275 a GB
PhonesGoogle Pixel 7, 7 Pro or 7a, on Android 13 to 16Android 10 to 16, from several device brands
Play IntegrityStrong level on every phone, checked every 6 hoursAndroid 14 or 16 recommended to pass without a keybox upload. Levels not stated
AI agents and APIAgent included ($10 of use a month), REST API, TypeScript SDK and MCP serverAPI and ADB on paid plans, with an open-source agent that works through them

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Questions

Can I move my accounts over?

Yes. Install the same apps on a Distilled phone and log each account in on its own phone. The app sees a new device, so it may ask you to confirm the login.

Will my accounts get banned?

No one can promise that, because apps also judge what an account does. We give each account its own device and its own IP, the two things that get accounts linked and banned together.

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