GoLogin review
Figures checked: 2026-08-24
GoLogin is the cheapest serious option here on annual billing — the company states a 50% discount against monthly rates, roughly double what anyone else offers. Two things hold the score down: the entry tier includes no team seats whatsoever, and GoLogin's own documentation publishes conflicting prices for that same tier.
Score breakdown
Forever Free with 3 profiles; profile sharing withheld.
$9/mo entry and a 50% annual discount, the largest published here.
REST API and cloud profile launches on paid plans.
Entry tier includes zero seats; seats start on Business at $119/mo.
Official builds for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Official docs state two different prices for the same tier.
Scored against our published criteria. Source: GoLogin pricing documentation and help centre, read 2026-08-24.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 50% annual discount, the largest published in this comparison set
- 2GB of residential proxy traffic included with every paid plan
- Forever Free plan with 3 profiles and no time limit
- REST API and cloud profile launches available
Cons
- Professional tier includes zero team member seats — not one
- Official documentation lists contradictory Professional prices
- Chromium only; no Firefox engine
- Profile sharing is withheld from the free tier
What does GoLogin cost?
GoLogin publishes four paid tiers — Professional, Business, Enterprise and Custom — and states that annual billing costs half the equivalent monthly rate. Every paid plan bundles 2GB of residential proxy traffic and 24/7 support.
A discrepancy worth knowing about
GoLogin's pricing documentation lists Professional in 10, 50 and 100 profile variants, and in the same document states that Professional 10 costs $9/mo on monthly billing and $9/mo on annual billing — which contradicts the 50% annual discount stated a few paragraphs earlier. Separately, GoLogin's blog describes a 100-profile Professional plan at $9 per month, or $4.50 annually.
We cannot resolve which is correct from published sources, so we are not going to guess. Check the live figure in Settings → Billing plans before subscribing. This inconsistency is why GoLogin's documentation clarity score is the lowest of the three mainstream products here.
| Forever Free | 3 profiles, no profile sharing, no team members |
|---|---|
| Professional | 10 / 50 / 100 profile variants, single user |
| Business | $119 per month on monthly billing, team seats available |
| Enterprise / Custom | Up to 100,000 profiles, priced on request |
| Annual discount | 50% against monthly, per GoLogin documentation |
| Included proxy traffic | 2GB residential on every paid plan |
| Trial | 7 days, full access |
Source: GoLogin documentation, read 2026-08-24. Conflicting figures are reproduced as published.
Who it suits
GoLogin is the value pick for a solo operator committing to a year. If you are one person and willing to pay annually, nothing else here matches the effective monthly cost.
It is the wrong pick for any team. The entry tier includes no seats, so the moment a second person needs access you are on Business at $119 per month — a jump steep enough that products with cheaper seat models win on total cost well before you reach that scale.
FAQ
Does GoLogin have a free plan?
Yes. The Forever Free plan includes 3 browser profiles and the core feature set. Profile sharing and team member access are excluded.
How much does GoLogin cost?
The entry Professional tier is $9 per month on monthly billing, and GoLogin states that annual billing costs 50% less. The Business tier is $119 per month. GoLogin's own documentation contains conflicting figures for the Professional tier, so confirm the price in your billing settings.
Are proxies included with GoLogin?
Each paid plan includes 2GB of residential proxy traffic. More can be purchased on any plan.
Can I add team members on the Professional plan?
No. Team member slots are only available on Business, Enterprise and Custom. Professional is single-user.
Does GoLogin support Firefox?
No. GoLogin runs on Orbita, its own Chromium-based browser. For a Firefox engine, AdsPower offers one.
Alternatives
Dolphin Anty
free tier: 5 profilesIf you want longer to evaluate: five free profiles against GoLogin's three, with all spoofing features unlocked.
Trade-off: no bundled proxy traffic, and per-seat fees on team plans.
AdsPower
from $9/mo*If you need a Firefox engine or published API rate limits: AdsPower documents both; GoLogin does neither.
Trade-off: a smaller free plan and a 20% annual discount instead of 50%.
Nativ Browser
from $49/moIf the zero-seat entry tier is the problem: GoLogin sends you to a $119 Business plan the moment a second person needs access; Nativ holds up to 1,000 users for $99.
Trade-off: Windows only, no bundled proxy traffic, and no annual discount to match GoLogin's 50%.