AntiLogin · Profiles and workflows
Antidetect browser for affiliate marketing teams
Organize affiliate projects with isolated browser profiles, tags, proxies and team permissions. See AntiLogin workflows for media buyers and campaign teams.
Free Friends availability is determined in the app. MCP/CDP are available on paid plans.

Organize Profiles by Project, Traffic Source and Market
Name profiles by client, traffic source and task so an operator can identify the intended campaign environment. Tags make recurring tasks easier to find, while workspaces and permissions organize responsibility across the buying team.
Keep Sessions and Proxy Settings Separate
Keep the intended session and proxy association with each profile. Before campaign work, verify the signed-in account and network configuration. A configured browser does not change advertising platform approval rules or payment relationships.
Move from Profile Setup to Daily Campaign Work
Start a working day by selecting the project, opening the named profile and checking the active advertising account. Record planned changes outside the browser where your team tracks campaign approvals and budgets.
Assign Team Permissions and Review Activity
Give buyers access to the workspaces they need and review the available permissions. Use the activity history to help reconstruct work, and use a written handover for pending approvals or spend decisions that need business context.
Manage profiles with MCP and browser actions with Playwright
Use management MCP for profile objects and session lifecycle. Use a separate Playwright connection through CDP for supported webpage tasks. Review the outcome before retrying a submission that may have already changed a campaign.
Estimate Your Profile and Team Requirements
Count stored profiles, required simultaneous runs and extra team members before choosing a plan. Add proxy traffic and external automation services to your budget. Browser organization alone does not establish higher ROI, ad approval or immunity from restrictions.
Questions and answers
How can AntiLogin help a media buyer with daily work?
It organizes working sessions, profile names, proxies and access. It does not guarantee ROI, ad approval or protection from all restrictions.
Can I organize profiles by team and traffic source?
Use workspaces for responsibility and tags for source or task. Tags do not create nested access boundaries.
Can profile management be automated?
Yes: MCP manages profiles and sessions, while a separate CDP/Playwright tool performs webpage actions.
What costs should I expect beyond the AntiLogin subscription?
Include additional seats, provider proxy traffic and any external AI or automation tools used by the workflow.