XLogin review: pricing, trial, Mac support and an alternative
XLogin (xlogin.us) is an antidetect browser for Windows. It gives each account its own browser profile with a separate fingerprint and proxy, so you can run many accounts on the same sites. Paid plans start at $99 a month for 200 profiles, and the free trial lasts three days with five profiles.
Accovod is an XLogin alternative for Windows, Mac and iPhone. It has no limit on profiles and shows all of them in one window.
Contents
- What is XLogin?
- How much does XLogin cost?
- Does XLogin work on Mac?
- XLogin vs Accovod
- An XLogin alternative without a profile limit
- All accounts in one window
- Fingerprint and proxy for each profile
- Automation and AI agents
- How to move from XLogin to Accovod
- FAQ
What is XLogin?
XLogin is a Windows antidetect browser for online stores, ad accounts, social media, affiliate marketing and web scraping, where one person runs many accounts on the same site. You can import and export cookies in bulk, share and transfer profiles on paid plans, and automate profiles through a REST API, Selenium or Puppeteer.
How much does XLogin cost?
XLogin has three paid plans, and the number of profiles and team sub-accounts grows with the plan. Solo costs $99 a month for 200 profiles and 5 sub-accounts. Team costs $209 a month for 500 profiles and 10 sub-accounts. Scale costs $499 a month for 3,000 profiles and 20 sub-accounts.
If you pay for a year, XLogin gives 25% off. The trial lasts three days, includes five profiles with all features and doesn’t need a card. Profile sharing and transfer aren’t available on the trial. The Scale plan comes with an advanced REST API, and the other plans have the basic one.
Plans and prices are as listed on xlogin.us in November 2026.
Because the smallest plan already has 200 profiles, with 20 or 50 accounts you still pay for all 200. With 600 accounts, the Team plan isn’t enough, and you have to move to Scale.
Does XLogin work on Mac?
No. XLogin runs only on Windows, from Windows 7 to Windows 11. On a Mac, you need a virtual machine such as Parallels or VMware, and there’s no XLogin app for phones.
XLogin keeps profile data on the computer where you created it. To open a profile on another computer, you turn on sync in that profile’s settings, and XLogin uploads the data when you close the browser.
Accovod has a Mac app for macOS 14 or later and an app for iPhone and iPad (iOS and iPadOS 17 or later). Profiles in a cloud group sync between your PC, Mac and phone with the same cookies and proxies. You can start work on a computer and answer a customer from your iPhone without logging in again.
XLogin vs Accovod
| XLogin | Accovod | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of profiles | 200, 500 or 3,000, depending on the plan | No limit on profiles on your computer |
| Computer | Windows; on a Mac only through a virtual machine | Windows and macOS 14 or later |
| Phone | No app | App for iPhone and iPad |
| Same profiles on another device | Sync is turned on in each profile’s settings | Cloud groups sync between Windows, Mac and iPhone |
| Team access | Sub-accounts: 5, 10 or 20, depending on the plan | A cloud group is shared with a teammate by email |
| Automation | REST API, Selenium, Puppeteer | Local API, MCP server for AI agents, Automator, Walker, Synchronizer |
An XLogin alternative without a profile limit
In XLogin, the plan decides how many profiles you can have. In Accovod, you can keep as many profiles on your computer as you need, so you don’t have to count accounts before choosing a plan or move to a bigger plan when you take on a new client. Profiles you also need on a Mac or iPhone go into a cloud group, and the rest stay on your computer.
All accounts in one window
In most antidetect browsers, every profile opens in its own window. With thirty accounts open, you end up looking for the right one on the taskbar.
In Accovod, all profiles are shown as a list in one window, and you switch between them with one click, the way you switch tabs. Each profile still has its own cookies, storage and proxy, so logging in to one account doesn’t log you out of another.
On Windows, Accovod 6.5 opens a group of 100 profiles in less than a second and uses 40% less memory, which you’ll notice if you keep dozens of accounts open all day.
Fingerprint and proxy for each profile
Sites link accounts not only by IP address but also by what the browser reports about itself: canvas, WebGL, audio, the User-Agent and the number of CPU cores. Every Accovod profile gets its own set of these values, and the profiles pass the Pixelscan and BrowserScan checks.
Each profile also gets its own HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy. When you add one, the built-in check shows the IP, its country and Fraud Score, and Accovod sets the profile’s language and time zone to match the proxy. If the proxy stops working, pages in that profile don’t load, so the account never appears from your home IP.
Automation and AI agents
Accovod has a local API with about 40 methods and an MCP server. With the MCP server, an AI agent in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can open profiles and work with the pages inside them. If you don’t write code, Automator runs routine tasks, Walker warms up new accounts, and on Windows the Synchronizer repeats your actions in several profiles at once.
Accovod costs from $15 a month with unlimited profiles. The Cloud plan adds 200 cloud profiles, sync with your Mac and iPhone and sharing with a teammate.
How to move from XLogin to Accovod
- Download Accovod from accovod.com and pick a plan.
- For each account, create a profile with the site, a name and the same proxy the account had in XLogin. The site then sees the familiar IP and country, and only the browser changes. If your proxy list is in a different format, the free proxy converter will reformat it.
- Move the logins with cookies. In XLogin, right-click a profile and choose Export cookies to clipboard, or export cookies for many profiles at once. Paste each account’s cookies into its Accovod profile. Accovod takes cookies in JSON, and cookies in Netscape format go through the cookie converter first. The steps are in our cookies guide.
- Click the check next to the proxy and make sure the IP and country are the ones you need.
- If you want the profiles on your Mac or iPhone, or want to give a teammate access, add them to a cloud group.
It’s safer to move a few less important accounts first and the rest in batches over the next days.
FAQ
Is XLogin free?
No. XLogin has a free three-day trial with five profiles, and you don’t need a card for it. After the trial, plans start at $99 a month for 200 profiles.
Is XLogin the same as X login or xlogin.io?
No. XLogin from xlogin.us is a paid antidetect browser for running many accounts. The X login page is where you sign in to X, formerly Twitter, and xLogin on xlogin.io is a different free app.
Is there an XLogin alternative for Mac?
Yes. Accovod works on macOS 14 or later without a virtual machine, and profiles in a cloud group also open on Windows, iPhone and iPad with their cookies and proxies.
Can I move my XLogin profiles to another browser?
Each antidetect browser stores profiles in its own format, so the profiles themselves don’t move. You can move the logins instead. Export the cookies of each account from XLogin and paste them into a new profile with the same proxy. The site sees the same session, and you don’t have to log in again.
Can I share profiles with a teammate in Accovod?
Yes. Share a cloud group by email, and your teammate gets the profiles with their cookies and proxies. The account passwords aren’t handed over. Each person needs their own seat, because one license works on one device at a time.
