GoLogin — antidetect browser: rating and member reviews

GoLogin is the antidetect you find when you search for a cheaper one. A hundred profiles cost $39 a month, or $19.50 if you pay for a year, and you get Android and iOS apps and virtual Android phones in the cloud on top. The catch is the engine underneath: GoLogin doesn't publish which Chromium version its Orbita browser runs, and when you dig it up, it's weeks behind Chrome.

This review is built on what GoLogin publishes: its pricing page, release notes, documentation, its own blog and the browser build its software downloads, all checked on October 22, 2026. For how GoLogin compares with Dolphin, AdsPower, Octo and Linken Sphere on the same facts, see Antidetect Browsers for Media Buyers 2026: Real Differences.

Disclosure: the GoLogin links in this review go through /go/gologin, our referral link. If you pay through it, aliencpa earns a commission; that changes neither the verdict nor the cons below.

What is GoLogin, and who makes it?

An antidetect browser with desktop, web and mobile apps. It's run by GOLOGIN LLC in the United States, which says it was founded in 2019; the iOS app is published under Scalehat Technologies Limited. GoLogin runs on Windows, macOS (Intel and Apple chips) and Linux, in a web app, in a cloud browser, and on Android and iOS phones.

Every profile runs in Orbita, GoLogin's own build of Chromium. In the docs' words: "When a website asks Orbita for information about the device it's running on, Orbita returns the profile's values, not your computer's real values." Each profile gets its own fingerprint, proxy and cookies, and every paid plan comes with 2 GB of GoLogin's residential proxy traffic.

How up to date is Orbita?

GoLogin doesn't tell you. Its release notes list app versions, not Orbita versions, and the docs only say that "Orbita tracks Chrome's version releases." To find the real number, we checked the build GoLogin's own software downloads: on October 22, 2026, the latest desktop build was Orbita 153.1.0-0, while Chrome was at 156.

The build files show how far behind it runs. The dates below are when each desktop build file was last modified on GoLogin's servers, not public announcements, so treat them as approximate:

• 151. Chrome stable: July 28. Orbita build file: September 7. Days behind Chrome: 41.
• 152. Chrome stable: August 25. Orbita build file: September 30. Days behind Chrome: 36.
• 153. Chrome stable: September 8. Orbita build file: October 15. Days behind Chrome: 37.

GoLogin admits it, too. In its own comparison of 12 antidetects, updated October 7, 2026, GoLogin wrote: "Orbita was on Chrome 152 on the test day, two versions behind stable Chrome 154. Octo Browser and Dolphin Anty were already on 154." With Chrome now shipping every 2 weeks, 5 weeks behind means 2 to 3 versions.

And existing profiles don't update by themselves. The app downloads new Orbita builds automatically, but the docs say existing profiles must be updated by you. Check the Orbita version in each profile's settings before a big launch.

How good are GoLogin's fingerprints?

There's no independent recent test. GoLogin's own comparison says its profiles came back consistent on Pixelscan and trustworthy on Iphey, with 0% headless and stealth signals on CreepJS and a "like headless" score of 31%, a bit higher than the 25% most other browsers showed. That's GoLogin testing GoLogin, on one machine and one day.

What outside sources say. Fingerprint, a company that sells device identification to websites, lists GoLogin among its examples of antidetect browsers in the description of its detection signal. In Browser Polygraph, an academic study presented at IMC 2024 and run on a financial company's traffic, the detector caught 75% of sessions from GoLogin 3.3, a version long replaced. Neither is a verdict on today's Orbita, but both say the same thing: popular antidetects are studied first, so contradictions in your profile will be noticed.

Mobile: apps and Cloud Android

This is where GoLogin stands out. The Android app runs Orbita on real phones with Android 10 or later and 3 GB of RAM, syncs with your desktop profiles and runs one profile at a time. The iOS app, released in July 2026, needs iOS 17. The docs warn against running the Android app in emulators, since that "may reduce fingerprint quality."

Cloud Android comes with every paid plan. These are virtual Android phones on GoLogin's servers, with Google Play and APK installs, for app-based accounts. Desktop profiles can also carry Android fingerprints.

Automation: API, Run with Sync and Cookie Bot

There's no no-code builder, but there are 2 tools that cover the most common routines. Run with Sync "launches multiple browser profiles simultaneously and mirrors your actions across all of them in real time," which is GoLogin's synchronizer. The docs add a fair warning: it "can't handle divergent states," so handle logins one by one before you sync. Cookie Bot visits sites to build up a profile's cookies for warm-up.

The REST API starts on the Professional plan. The pricing page gives 300 requests a minute on Professional, 500 on Business, 800 on Enterprise and 1,200 on Custom; the free plan has none. Note that one docs page gives different limits, 300 for free and trial plans and 1,200 for the rest. GoLogin has SDKs for Node.js with Puppeteer and Python with Selenium, a cloud browser for Puppeteer and Playwright, an MCP server and an AI assistant.

Team work: when do you get seats?

Seats start on Business. The plan comparison shows no team members on Professional and 1 member included on Business, Enterprise and Custom, with extra members at $10 a month, or $5 on annual billing. The pricing calculator lets you add members to Professional as well, while the docs say members are a Business feature, so ask support before you build a team on Professional.

Profile shares are separate from members. Professional lets you share 10 profiles with other GoLogin users, Business 100 and Enterprise 1,000. Roles are "Can run," "Can edit," "Folder full access" and "Workspace full access." We didn't find an action log for teams in the docs.

In money: 3 people on 100 profiles means Business, $99 a month for 300 profiles with 1 member, plus 1 extra member at $10, so $109. The same setup costs $46 at AdsPower and $40 at Multilogin's Business plan with unlimited seats.

Signing up, refunds and our link

You can start free. The free plan has 3 profiles with no time limit, but no API, no team, no profile sharing and no cloud features. A 7-day trial with all features comes with every new account. Sign up through our link.

GoLogin is one of the few antidetects with a refund window. The docs promise a "7-day money-back guarantee" for new subscriptions, and the pricing page shows "7 days free returns" under every plan. Cancelling doesn't refund you by itself: you ask support in the app chat. Payment is by card, PayPal or crypto.

Prices are shown in your local currency. The page switches currency by visitor country with the same numbers, so $39 in the US shows as 39 EUR in Europe.

If you want to refer people yourself, GoLogin's affiliate program pays 40% of each referred customer's first payment and 20% of later ones.

GoLogin pricing in October 2026

Prices from the pricing page on October 22, 2026:

• Free. Profiles: 3. Team members: none. Monthly: $0. Annual billing (per month): $0.
• Professional. Profiles: 10. Team members: none. Monthly: $9. Annual billing (per month): $4.50.
• Professional. Profiles: 25. Team members: none. Monthly: $19. Annual billing (per month): $9.50.
• Professional. Profiles: 50. Team members: none. Monthly: $29. Annual billing (per month): $14.50.
• Professional. Profiles: 100. Team members: none. Monthly: $39. Annual billing (per month): $19.50.
• Business. Profiles: 300. Team members: 1 included. Monthly: $99. Annual billing (per month): $49.50.
• Business. Profiles: 500. Team members: 1 included. Monthly: $139. Annual billing (per month): $69.50.
• Enterprise. Profiles: 1,000. Team members: 1 included. Monthly: $179. Annual billing (per month): $89.50.
• Custom. Profiles: 2,000. Team members: 1 included. Monthly: $279. Annual billing (per month): $139.50.

Annual billing halves every price, one of the biggest annual discounts among the antidetects we checked. Custom goes up to 100,000 profiles. GoLogin's own docs still show older, higher prices for Business, Enterprise and Custom; the pricing page is what you pay.

GoLogin vs other antidetect browsers

How it compares at about 100 profiles, on monthly billing, October 22, 2026:

• GoLogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $39. 100 profiles, annual (per month): $19.50. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $109 (Business). Mobile: Android and iOS apps, Cloud Android. Chromium kernel on October 22: Orbita 153.
• AdsPower. 100 profiles, monthly: $36. 100 profiles, annual (per month): $21.60. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $46. Mobile: iOS app. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• MoreLogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $35. 100 profiles, annual (per month): $21. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $40 (2 seats included + 1 at $5). Mobile: cloud Android phones. Chromium kernel on October 22: 148 (last published).
• Dolphin{anty}. 100 profiles, monthly: $89. 100 profiles, annual (per month): $53. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $109. Mobile: none yet. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• Octo Browser. 100 profiles, monthly: 79 EUR (Base). 100 profiles, annual (per month): 56 EUR. 3 people, about 100 profiles: 169 EUR. Mobile: iOS and Android apps. Chromium kernel on October 22: Octium 156.
• Multilogin. 100 profiles, monthly: $40 (Business). 100 profiles, annual (per month): $26.67. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $40 (unlimited seats). Mobile: cloud Android phones on real devices. Chromium kernel on October 22: Mimic 155.

GoLogin vs AdsPower is the closest fight. They cost about the same at 100 profiles, and GoLogin is a bit cheaper on annual billing. AdsPower has the fresher kernel, no-code RPA and team members on any plan for $5; GoLogin has the Android app, Cloud Android and a 7-day refund. If your accounts live on phones, GoLogin; if you run a desktop team, AdsPower. Our AdsPower review has the details.

GoLogin vs Dolphin{anty} and Octo: both keep their kernels within about a week of Chrome and cost 2 times more at 100 profiles. Read our Dolphin{anty} review if no-code scenarios matter to you.

If you sign up for one of the others, here are our referral links: AdsPower, MoreLogin, Dolphin{anty} and Octo Browser. If you pay through them, aliencpa earns a commission.