Gologin runs each account in an isolated browser profile with its own fingerprint. Free plan, 7-day trial, paid plans from $4.50/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Gologin is an anti-detect browser designed for people who manage many online accounts from a single device. Every account runs in its own isolated browser profile, with a separate fingerprint, cookies, storage and location. The company compares a profile to a separate computer, and to a virtual machine that it says is 12 times cheaper and as fast as your own machine.
The company says it started in 2019 as a fingerprint and proxy tool and has grown into a platform used by agencies and teams. Its customers include social media managers, e-commerce sellers, affiliate teams, QA engineers and security researchers. The homepage reports more than 100,000 customers managing over 1.5 million profiles.
In a regular browser, all accounts share one fingerprint and one cookie jar, which links them together. Gologin avoids this by giving each profile its own set of values. It configures 53 fingerprint parameters automatically, covering device, software and location, so you work much like in a normal browser.
You create a profile, choose its location with a built-in proxy or your own, and launch it. The profile keeps consistent browser and device settings wherever it is opened, according to the FAQ. You can open any website in a profile, and it behaves like a separate laptop.
Profiles can run locally in the desktop app or in the cloud version, which needs nothing installed on the device.
Protection covers browser and device fingerprints, IP, DNS and WebRTC, Canvas 2D and WebGL, cache, session, history, cookies and extensions. Built-in proxies offer residential, mobile and datacenter IPs from 195 countries, with 2GB of monthly bandwidth on paid plans.
Management tools include drag-and-drop tables, folders, tags, notes, statuses, quick search and bulk actions. Action Synchronizer, Cookie Bot and Mass Actions automate routine steps, and import and export work for profiles, proxies, cookies, bookmarks and extensions.
For developers, Gologin offers a REST API, Selenium and Puppeteer support, a scraping browser API and an MCP framework for GPT, Claude, Cursor and similar agents.
Gologin is an anti-detect browser for managing many accounts from one device. Each account runs in an isolated profile with its own fingerprint, cookies and location.
Paid plans start at $4.50 per month on annual billing, or $9 per month billed monthly, for the Professional tier. Business starts at $49.50 per month annually, Enterprise at $89.50 and Custom at $139.50. Price depends on the number of profiles.
Yes. A free plan includes 3 browser profiles without sharing or team members, and a 7-day free trial is offered with no card required. Paid plans also list a 7-day free return window.
You share a profile, folder or workspace and choose the access level. The teammate opens the logged-in session without seeing the password, and you can stop sharing at any time.
It has desktop apps for Windows, Mac (Intel and Apple chip) and Linux, an Android app, and a cloud browser version that needs no local installation.
Yes. It supports Selenium and Puppeteer, offers a REST API of up to 1200 requests per minute, and provides an MCP framework for agents such as GPT, Claude and Cursor.
The company says it is legal under US and EU law, but discourages fraud and urges users to follow each website's terms. It does not guarantee accounts will never be blocked.
Gologin needs at least 4GB RAM and 1GB free disk space. The company recommends 8GB+ RAM, 2GB+ free disk space, an Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent and a stable connection.