[ Browser review, rank 5 of 12 ]

GoLogin review68 of 100, fair

Profiles by the hundred, a free three-profile plan, and an Android app; from $9 a month for ten profiles.

Reviewed 2026-09-17 by Phillip Paul Inker. Facts re-read 2026-09-17. 2 sources. gologin.com. Brand searches: 74,000 a month worldwide (Google, read 2026-09-17).

A plan ladder that starts small and runs to 100,000 profiles, with the API rate limit and cloud launches printed per tier. Detection is a claim plus a checker tool, not a published result.

Best for: Teams that grow from ten profiles to a thousand on one vendor and want the limits of each step in writing.

ScoreRead 2026-09-17
68Fairof 100
Priceweight 254 of 5

$9 a month for ten profiles is $0.90 per profile; 300 profiles at $99 is $0.33; annual billing halves both. The free plan holds three profiles.

Capabilityweight 204 of 5

An unlimited fingerprint database, mobile fingerprints, profile sharing with view, edit or manage rights, an Android app and a cloud version of the browser are all named on the plan page.

Stated detectionweight 152 of 5

The homepage offers a browser fingerprint test and says the browser masks the fingerprint; no result against a named checker is published.

Integrationweight 154 of 5

A REST API with a rate limit per tier (300 to 1,200 requests a minute), Selenium and Puppeteer integration, cloud launches, Windows, macOS and Linux.

Transparencyweight 154 of 5

Profiles, shares, members, cloud launches and API rate per tier are on the plan page. The price for 25, 50 and 100 profiles on the entry tier only appears through script.

Termsweight 104 of 5

A seven-day trial and seven days of free returns are printed on every paid card, plus a free plan. Payment methods are not on the page we read.

Among the 12
0557085GoLogin 68

Every anti-detect browser in the database on one axis, rank 5 of 12. The zones are the grades.

Brand searches, twelve months
gologin74,000 a month

Google Ads Keyword Planner, worldwide searches for “gologin”, read 2026-09-17. Demand, not quality: the rubric ignores it.

For
  • Every tier prints profiles, shares, cloud launches and API rate
  • A free three-profile plan and a seven-day trial
  • Android app and a cloud version of the browser
  • Seven days of free returns printed on every paid card
Against
  • Entry-tier prices above ten profiles only render with script
  • No published detection results, only a checker tool
  • One team member on every listed tier
Fact sheet
Entry plan
$9 a month, 10 profiles [1]
Free plan
3 profiles, no sharing, no team members [1]
Team members
1 on each listed tier; more on Custom [1]
API rate
300, 500, 800 and 1,200 requests a minute by tier [1]
Cloud launches
1 to 4 profiles at once in the cloud, by tier [1]
Platforms
Desktop, cloud browser in the web app, Android app [2]
Automation
Selenium and Puppeteer integration, REST API [2]
Trial and returns
7-day trial, 7 days free returns [1]
Published prices
ChallengePriceUnitNote
Entry plan, per month$9Professional, 10 profiles, billed monthly$4.50 a month on the annual plan; 25, 50 and 100 profiles selectable, prices by script[1]
Free tier$03 profilesEverything except profile sharing and team members[1]
300 profiles$99Business, per month$49.50 a month on the annual plan; 100 profile shares, 2 cloud launches, 500 API requests a minute[1]
1,000 profiles$179Enterprise, per month$89.50 a month annually; 1,000 shares, 3 cloud launches, 800 requests a minute[1]
2,000 profiles$279Custom, per month$139.50 a month annually; tiers run to 100,000 profiles, 1,200 requests a minute[1]

What the plan page says

Four paid tiers: Professional (10 to 100 profiles), Business (300), Enterprise (1,000) and Custom (2,000 to 100,000). The page prints, for each tier, the profile count, profile shares, team members, cloud launches and the REST API rate limit. The monthly price and the annual price sit on each card, the annual one at half.

The free plan is described in one line: three profiles and every feature except sharing and team members.

Fingerprints and automation

The homepage describes fingerprint modification, custom proxies, bulk settings and mobile fingerprints, and links a browser fingerprint test. Automation is Selenium and Puppeteer plus the API; the rate limit is the one number that separates the tiers on that side.

Terms

Seven-day trial and seven days of free returns, both on the plan cards. Payment methods and what happens to profiles after a lapse are not on the pages we read.

Questions people ask

Is there a free plan?

Yes: three profiles with every feature except profile sharing and team members, per the plan page.

What does the entry plan cost?

$9 a month for ten profiles billed monthly, $4.50 a month on the annual plan, as printed on the plan page on the read date.

Does GoLogin publish detection results?

No. The homepage links a fingerprint test tool and states that the fingerprint is masked; no results against named checkers are published.

What this review can't tell you
  • Prices for the 25, 50 and 100 profile options of the entry tier are rendered by script and were not read.
  • The proxy traffic included per tier is shown as a figure the text pipe did not carry.
  • No page on refunds or payment methods was read beyond the plan cards.
Sources
  1. [1]
    GoLogin pricing GoLogin, read 2026-09-17.

    “Business, 300 unique profiles, $49.50 mo. / $99 mo., 7 days free returns.”

  2. [2]
    GoLogin homepage GoLogin, read 2026-09-17.

    “Selenium and Puppeter integration; Start Free 7-Day Trial.”

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