Updated September 28, 2026 · ShieldCue Editorial Team

Avast vs Multilogin

Avast scores 9.0 and Multilogin 8.7 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Avast

9.0/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Multilogin

8.7/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Avast vs Multilogin: the differences

Avast vs Multilogin
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Price from€3.33$11
Free plan limitsFree Antivirus free indefinitely; app may prompt reactivation of the free subscription after 12 months; includes Free Cleanup, Free BreachGuard and a 60-day SecureLine VPN trial (payment method required to activate the VPN trial).5 profiles; 200 MB premium proxy traffic and 30 mobile minutes one-time; no API access; no time limit or card needed
PlatformsWindows, MacOS, Android, iOSCovers moreAndroid
Logging policyStates it does not sell users' personal data; security products send suspicious files to Avast Threat Labs for analysis and AntiTrack/BreachGuard block advertiser tracking.System-generated logs collected automatically every 6 hours, stored in AWS S3 with 7-day retention (2 days in dev), used internally for diagnostics and support only; log data never used to identify or profile users
JurisdictionCZAE
ProtocolsOpenVPN, IPsecNot confirmed
Open sourceNot confirmedNo

Same on both: Free plan (Yes), Privacy tool type (Browser).

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Key differences

  • Avast scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.7.
  • Platforms: only Avast offers Windows, MacOS, iOS.
  • Support channels: only Avast offers Phone.
  • Support channels: only Multilogin offers Email, Chat.

Our verdict on each

Avast

Avast suits households and travellers who want antivirus and a VPN from a single supplier, and its free version covers a surprising share of the basics. Premium Security opens at $49.99 to $69.99 for the first year, covering 1 to 10 devices on Windows, macOS and Android.

Read the full Avast review

Multilogin

Multilogin suits people who need several separated browser identities for work and want a usable free tier to start. Paid plans start at $11, which is above the site median of €6.84, so the free allowance carries a lot of the value.

Read the full Multilogin review

Score breakdown

Avast vs Multilogin
AreaAvastMultilogin
Cost9.2HigherIntro $49.99 to $69.99 sits near the €49.95 median for the category, and monthly SecureLine pricing of $4.99 is under €7.89.8.8Entry price sits at $11 against a site median of €6.84, with a free plan available on free.
Offer8.88.9Higher
Privacy9.2Higher8.3

Where each is licensed and available

Avast vs Multilogin
CountryAvastMultilogin
HeadquartersCzechiaUnited Arab Emirates

Where they rank in our lists

Avast vs Multilogin
RankingAvastMultilogin
Privacy tools36 of 28049 of 280
Private browsers and search engines12 of 5514 of 55

Every fact side by side

Avast vs Multilogin
FactAvastMultilogin
Pricing modelFreeFree
Legal entityAvast Software s.r.o.Eyes of Wonder Software LLC
HeadquartersCzechiaUnited Arab Emirates
Founded1988Not confirmed
Support channelsHelp centre, Community, PhoneEmail, Chat, Help centre, Community

VPN

Avast vs Multilogin
FactAvastMultilogin
Monthly price$4.99Not confirmed
Long-term plan price$3.99Not confirmed
Devices1 to 10Not confirmed
Server countries74Not confirmed
FeaturesNo logs, Streaming, TravelNot confirmed
Renewal price$77.99 to $99.99Not confirmed
Money-back period30 daysNot confirmed
FeaturesKill switch, Split tunnelling, Multi hopNot confirmed
Streaming servicesBuilt for streaming, downloads, and everything else you do online, Up to 2 Gbps for 4K streaming and big downloadsNot confirmed
OwnerGen Digital Inc.Not confirmed
Longest plan (months)36 monthsNot confirmed

Identity protection

Avast vs Multilogin
FactAvastMultilogin
Free trial length60 daysNot confirmed

Pros and cons

Avast

Pros

  • The free version is not a trial: it includes Free Cleanup, Free BreachGuard and a 60 SecureLine VPN trial.
  • Premium Security covers 1 to 10 devices on Windows, macOS and Android, so a single licence handles a mixed household.
  • SecureLine VPN spans 74 server countries over OpenVPN and IPsec, with a kill switch, split tunnelling and multi hop on top.

Cons

  • Renewal is the sting: $77.99 to $99.99 once the first term ends.
  • The paid plan spans 1 to 10 devices while the typical free antivirus listed spans 10, so paying buys features rather than device count.
  • Support runs on help centre, community and phone only.

Multilogin

Pros

  • A free plan needs no time limit or card
  • Paid plans start at $11
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre

Cons

  • The free plan leaves out API access and caps traffic and mobile minutes
  • The company sits in AE rather than a familiar privacy jurisdiction
  • It is not open source

Who each suits

Avast

Who it suits

  • Budget-first households that want a permanent free baseline rather than a countdown, with Premium Security as the upgrade.
  • People who stream and travel, since SecureLine is listed for no-logs, streaming and travel and reaches 74 server countries.
  • Buyers weighing a long commitment: SecureLine sells monthly at $4.99 or on a long-term plan at $3.99 with a 30 day refund window.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Apple Inc., whose built-in protection covers iOS, iPadOS and macOS and suits readers already inside that ecosystem.
  • Comodo (Xcitium), whose free plan reaches 50 and fits teams needing raw endpoint count.
  • ESET Brasil, whose first-year price of BRL 64.22 is quoted in reais for readers buying in Brazil.

Multilogin

Who it suits

  • People who keep work and personal browsing apart in one place
  • Teams that need several profiles managed on Android
  • Readers who want to try a profile tool before paying

Who should look elsewhere

  • Apple Hide My Email readers, who only need an email alias and will find more room at $0.99
  • Apple Inc. subscribers, who get this kind of hiding inside iCloud at $0.99 without a separate subscription

Current offers

Avast

Current offer

  • First period offer

    Save 36% on first year, single device (US): $49.99 first year vs $77.99 renewal

    US store page, Windows PC or Mac single-device plan, 30-day money-back guarantee

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • First period offer

    Save 30% on first year, 10 devices (US): $69.99 first year vs $99.99 renewal

    US store page, 10-device plan

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Discount code

    Holiday promo code applied in Buy now links: WD-HOLIDAYPROMO21

    Appears as promocode parameter in the US Buy now links for Premium Security

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Free trial

    Try Premium Security free for 30 days: 30 days, no credit card needed

    US page, Windows PC plan

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Free trial

    Try Premium Security free for 60 days: 60 days, $0 at checkout

    US page, Mac plan, promocode AVAST_TRIAL_60

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Multilogin

Current offer

  • Discount code

    Pay yearly -35%: 35% off when billed annually

    Annual subscriptions include a 35% discount compared to monthly pricing; paid plans start at $7.08/month when billed annually versus $11.00/month billed monthly. VAT may apply in certain regions.

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Questions about each

Avast

How much does Avast cost in the first year?+

Premium Security sells at $49.99 to $69.99 for the introductory year, and Avast also lists an entry point of €3.33 in its store. The first-year figure is a launch price rather than the ongoing rate, so budget for what follows it. Avast ranks 13 of 36 brands on first-year price.

What does Avast charge when the subscription renews?+

Renewal lands higher than the introductory year: $77.99 to $99.99 against a first year of $49.99 to $69.99. Across the brands listed, Avast sits 7 of 22 on renewal price, a stronger position than its entry rank. Anyone staying past the first term should compare renewal, not the launch discount.

Multilogin

Is there a free plan, and what does it include?+

Yes. The free plan gives you a set of browser profiles plus a one-time allowance of premium proxy traffic and mobile minutes. It has no time limit and needs no card. API access is the one thing the free tier leaves out.

What does Multilogin cost to start paying?+

Paid plans start at $11, listed under the free model alongside the free tier. That entry point sits above the site median of €6.84, so compare the plan contents before deciding which tier fits the way you work.

Avast

Avast

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