GoLogin Alternative

GoLogin is a capable antidetect browser, and for a handful of profiles it is cheap — 3 profiles free forever, 10 profiles for $9 a month. The reason people look for a GoLogin alternative is what happens next: its price climbs with every profile you add, reaching $39 a month at 100 profiles, $139 at 500 and $179 at 1,000. BeastBrowser charges one flat price instead — $30 a month for unlimited profiles — keeps your profiles locally on your own PC, and includes a proxy store inside the app. Its free plan gives you up to 5 local profiles a day with no card, so you can test a real setup before paying anything. Below: the honest comparison, including the places where GoLogin is genuinely the better buy.

Pick BeastBrowser if your profile count is growing past 100, you want one predictable bill, or you want profiles stored on your own machine with proxies bought in the same app.

Pick GoLogin if you run only a few profiles — its free 3 profiles and $9 entry plan are cheaper than any paid plan, and annual billing halves its prices.

The one-line price fact: at 100 profiles GoLogin costs $39/mo on monthly billing; BeastBrowser costs $30/mo at 100 profiles — and the same $30 at 1,000.

Price comparison

ProfilesBeastBrowserGoLogin
Free planUp to 5 local profiles/day, no card3 profiles, free forever
10 profiles$30/mo (flat — any count)$9/mo ($4.50/mo billed annually)
100 profiles$30/mo$39/mo ($19.50/mo billed annually)
500 profiles$30/mo$139/mo ($69.50/mo billed annually)
1,000 profiles$30/mo$179/mo ($89.50/mo billed annually)

Prices checked 4 November 2026.

Comparison

Pricing modelFlat: one price, unlimited profilesTiered per profile count
Free planUp to 5 local profiles/day, no card3 profiles, free forever
Cheapest paid plan$30/mo flat (or $199/yr)Professional, 10 profiles: $9/mo ($4.50/mo billed annually)
Price at 100 profiles$30/mo$39/mo ($19.50/mo billed annually)
Price at 500 profiles$30/mo$139/mo ($69.50/mo billed annually)
Price at 1,000 profiles$30/mo$179/mo ($89.50/mo billed annually)
Annual billing$199/yr flat (≈ $16.58/mo effective)50% off the monthly prices

Where GoLogin is genuinely strong

GoLogin is one of the best-known names in this category, and its entry pricing is genuinely good. A free plan with 3 profiles that never expires is the simplest free offer here — no daily counting, no time limit. Its $9/month plan for 10 profiles undercuts every paid plan on this page for small setups. And its annual billing is aggressive: 50% off takes 100 profiles to $19.50/month effective, which is less than BeastBrowser's $30 monthly price at that count. If your operation stays small, or you are happy paying annually for a fixed profile count you will not outgrow, GoLogin is a rational choice and this page will not pretend otherwise. The alternative case only begins when the profile count — and therefore the tier — keeps rising.

Where BeastBrowser wins

Price at scale. GoLogin's tiers rise with your profile count — $39/month at 100 profiles, $139 at 500, $179 at 1,000. BeastBrowser is $30/month at 100 profiles, at 1,000, and at any count above that, because the paid plan is unlimited. On annual billing the gap holds: $199/year flat (≈ $16.58/month effective) against a discounted-but-still-tiered ladder.

Profiles on your own machine. BeastBrowser is local-first: profiles are stored on your PC, under your control, rather than living in a vendor's cloud account.

Proxies without a second vendor. BeastBrowser's Proxy Store sits inside the app — buy a proxy and bind it to a profile in the same place, alongside the built-in proxy manager.

A bigger free test. GoLogin's free plan is 3 profiles in total. BeastBrowser's free plan is up to 5 local profiles a day, every day, with no card — enough to run a real daily workflow before you pay.

Switching from GoLogin: what to expect

Profiles are not portable between antidetect browsers — no vendor's profile format opens in another vendor's app, so plan the move as a rebuild: recreate your profiles in BeastBrowser, bind one proxy per profile, and re-login your accounts. Cookies are the portable part of a setup; export what you can from GoLogin and import it into the matching new profiles. One model change to expect: your profiles will live on your own PC instead of in GoLogin's account system — for a single operator or a co-located team that is usually simpler and faster. Run both tools in parallel for a few days — BeastBrowser's free plan covers the overlap at no cost — and cancel the old subscription only once every account is logging in cleanly from its new profile.

See also: BeastBrowser vs GoLogin.

See full BeastBrowser pricing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best GoLogin alternative?

For anyone whose profile count is growing, BeastBrowser: it charges a flat $30/month for unlimited profiles instead of GoLogin's per-profile tiers ($39/month at 100 profiles, $179/month at 1,000), keeps profiles locally on your PC, and includes a proxy store in the app. Its free plan — up to 5 local profiles a day, no card — lets you test it properly before switching.

Is BeastBrowser cheaper than GoLogin?

At small scale, no: GoLogin's free plan (3 profiles) and its $9/month plan for 10 profiles are cheaper than any paid plan, and annual billing halves GoLogin's prices. From 100 profiles up on monthly billing, yes: GoLogin costs $39/month at 100 profiles and $139/month at 500, while BeastBrowser is a flat $30/month at any count — $199/year (≈ $16.58/month effective) if you pay annually.

Does GoLogin have a free plan?

Yes — 3 profiles, free forever, and it never expires. BeastBrowser's free plan works differently: up to 5 local profiles a day, renewed daily, stored on your own PC, with no credit card required. GoLogin's is simpler; BeastBrowser's gives you more profiles through a working week.

Why do people switch from GoLogin?

The pattern in GoLogin's own pricing: the bill is tied to your profile count, so a growing operation keeps moving up tiers — $9 at 10 profiles becomes $39 at 100 and $179 at 1,000. Users who switch usually cite that climb, and wanting profiles stored locally rather than in a cloud account.

Can I move my GoLogin profiles to BeastBrowser?

Not directly — profiles cannot be transferred between different antidetect browsers. Recreate the profiles in BeastBrowser, bind one proxy per profile, import the cookies you can export from GoLogin, and re-login the accounts. BeastBrowser's free plan lets you run both side by side during the move at no cost.

Sources & Credits

By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser

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