How SaaS Platforms Use Multilogin to Detect and Prevent Freemium Abuse

Freemium SaaS businesses often face:

• Multiple signups from the same users using fake emails or temp devices
• Bots exploiting free-tier limits or bonus credits
• Teams using shared proxies to farm trial benefits
• Difficulty identifying abuse without blocking legitimate users

Multilogin enables security and compliance teams to simulate potential attacker environments and test abuse patterns — safely and accurately.

Common Forms of Freemium Exploitation

How Multilogin Helps Detect and Investigate Abuse

1. Reproduce Abuse Scenarios Safely

• Create separate profiles mimicking suspicious signups
• Simulate proxies, user-agents, and OS combinations
• Test how your system reacts to suspicious behavior

2. Monitor Fingerprint-Specific Behavior

• Track canvas, audio, screen resolution used during signups
• Detect patterns in automation tools (headless Chrome, Puppeteer, etc.)
• Improve your fraud model with better data

3. Investigate Signups by Geography and Proxy Type

• Use mobile proxies to simulate common abuse locations
• Test your geofencing logic and multi-login prevention
• Validate if your anti-bot system flags the right users

4. Improve Abuse Detection Models Internally

• Clone abuse profiles to generate training data
• Test bot traps, honeypot fields, and device heuristics
• Fine-tune signup flow to balance user experience and defense

Pro Tips for SaaS Security Teams Using Multilogin

Conclusion

Freemium abuse costs SaaS platforms thousands in lost revenue.
Multilogin provides:

✅ Safe investigation
✅ Precise fingerprint isolation
✅ Better understanding of how abusers operate

Use it to strengthen your signup process and protect your bottom line.

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