GoLogin review: the $9 antidetect browser, priced and limited

GoLogin is the value pick in the fingerprint channel. Professional costs $9/mo billed monthly or $4.50/mo billed annually, the free plan keeps 3 profiles in the browser, and every paid plan bundles 1 GB of resident proxy traffic. The catch is scale: every published plan carries exactly one team member. Score: 8.2/10.

What it is

GoLogin is an antidetect browser built around browser profiles. Each profile carries a separate digital fingerprint, and profiles can run in the desktop app, in a cloud browser you do not install, or from a smartphone app. The pricing page we read on 2026-09-19 lists four paid tiers plus a free data plan, and it publishes an unlimited fingerprints database — the vendor says you can generate an unlimited number of digital identities.

The structure is simpler than most: Professional (10–100 profiles), Business (300–500), Enterprise (1,000), Custom (2,000), each with the same 1 GB proxy bundle and a 24/7 support line. What changes between tiers is API throughput, cloud launches and profile shares.

Pricing

Prices below are the vendor’s own, read from gologin.com/pricing/ on 2026-09-19. The annual column is the published 50% discount, not a promo code.

Two rows are worth reading twice. The free plan is a real product — 3 profiles in the browser with no credit card mentioned on the pricing page — but sharing and team members are excluded. And every paid tier lists exactly one team member, so the plan that fits a solo operator and the plan that fits an agency differ only in profile count and API speed, not seats.

Key features

• Unlimited fingerprints database — the vendor publishes unlimited identity generation on all paid plans (pricing page, 2026-09-19).
• 1 GB resident proxy per plan — bundled on every paid tier; bring your own beyond that.
• REST API — 300 / 500 / 800 / 1,200 RPM by tier, which is higher than the published API limits on the entry tiers of most rivals.
• Cloud launches — 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 profiles running in the cloud at once, plus a cloud web version that works without installing the browser.
• Android app — the antidetect browser runs from a smartphone, per the vendor’s feature list.
• Profile shares — 10 / 100 / 1,000 / 2,000 shares by tier, assigning viewing, editing or managing rights to colleagues.
• Free data plan — 3 browser profiles, no card, with the exclusion of sharing and team members stated openly.

Who it’s for

• Solo operators running a handful of accounts — the free plan or the $9 Professional tier covers 10–100 profiles at the lowest price in this channel.
• Budget-conscious buyers — the published annual rate of $4.50/mo is the cheapest paid antidetect entry we track.
• People who want proxies bundled — 1 GB of resident proxy per plan is more than the zero most competitors publish at this price.

It is a weaker fit for teams: with one member seat per plan, the moment a second person needs to run profiles you are paying for profile count you may not need. See the ranked list for where that lands GoLogin overall.

Alternatives

• AdsPower — same $9 entry and $4.50 annual rate (read 2026-09-19), but with a 2-profile free plan, local API, RPA and profile sync instead of a REST API and bundled proxy.
• Multilogin — pricier ($12.42/mo billed annually) but bundles cloud phones and 2 team seats on Pro, with a 5-cloud-profile free plan that never expires. Full comparison: GoLogin vs Multilogin.
• Dolphin Anty — $10/mo for 20 profiles on Starter, but Base and above forbid buying additional profiles (pricing page, 2026-09-19).

Every number on this page traces to a dated row in the data hub, collected per the procedure on How we test. Reviewed by Leo Marsh, who runs Runein and pays for these tools directly.