GoLogin alternatives: six browsers, by where profiles live

We make Mosaic, and it is on this list of GoLogin alternatives. We tried to be fair; corrections to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

GoLogin is a cloud-first product. Its pricing page says profiles "can run from any platform or regular browser", lists cloud launches (1 to 4 profiles running in GoLogin's cloud at once, by plan) and a cloud browser that needs nothing installed, and ships an Android app beside apps for Windows, Intel and Apple-chip Macs, and Linux. Prices start low: Professional is $9 a month for 10 profiles, or $4.50 billed yearly, with steps at 25, 50 and 100. Business is $99 for 300 or 500, Enterprise $179 for 1,000, and Custom from $279 for 2,000 and up. The free plan has 3 profiles and every feature except sharing and team members.

So the useful question before you switch is which of those you are leaving. Is it the price at your profile count, the cloud, or a feature GoLogin does not sell?

Three questions that sort the alternatives

Where should the profiles live? GoLogin, Octo Browser and Multilogin's cloud profiles open from any device you sign in on, which suits a team and travel. A local library opens only where it was made, and suits one person who wants their cookies on their own disk.

How many people touch the profiles? Team seats and roles are priced separately by most vendors here, and the one we make has none.

What do you pay for? Most of this list meters by profiles saved. Kameleo meters by browsers open at once. Mosaic Pro does not meter at all.

GoLogin alternatives at a glance

	Profiles live	Free plan	10 profiles	About 1,000 profiles
GoLogin	Cloud	3 profiles	$9/month	$179/month (Enterprise)
Multilogin	Cloud or local (free is cloud only)	5 cloud profiles	$11/month	$185/month (Business)
Dolphin{anty}	Cloud or local sync	Up to 3, no API	$10/month (20)	$299/month (Enterprise)
Octo Browser	Octo's cloud	Not on the pricing page	€29/month (30)	€329/month (Advanced)
AdsPower	Synced across computers	2 profiles	Professional, price not in page text	Business, price not in page text
Kameleo	Local, plus cloud profiles	2 concurrent browsers	Unlimited local	Priced by open browsers
Mosaic	Your computer only	3 profiles, 10 creations	$49/month	$49/month

Monthly prices from each vendor's own page on 2 November 2026, in the currency it prints. "Not in page text" means the page draws the figure with JavaScript and we did not copy it from a review.

How it works: Local first

Multilogin: more bundled, priced like GoLogin

Multilogin is the incumbent GoLogin is usually measured against. Free is 5 cloud profiles with no time limit. Pro is $11 a month for 10 profiles, $19 for 20 and $29 for 50; Business runs from $40 for 100 to $185 for 1,000, and yearly billing takes 35% off. Plans bundle proxy traffic and cloud Android phones, and paid plans offer local as well as cloud profiles. If GoLogin's Android app is what you used, Multilogin's cloud phones are the nearest thing here.

Dolphin{anty}: for a team of media buyers

Dolphin{anty} starts at $10 a month for 20 profiles and runs Base $89 for 100, Team $159 for 300 and Enterprise from $299 for 1,000. Its plan table has a scenario builder, a synchronizer, an API at 1,500 requests a minute on paid plans, roles (Admin, Team Lead, User) and both cloud and local sync. Extra users cost $10 to $25 a month each. Pick it if several people work the same accounts.

Octo Browser: euro pricing and a proxy shop

Octo Browser is closest to GoLogin in how it stores things: profile data is encrypted in Octo's cloud and opens on several devices. Lite is €10 a month for 3 profiles, Starter €29 for 30, Base €79 for 200 with the API, Team €169 for 600 profiles and 6 members. Prepaying 3, 6 or 12 months takes 10%, 20% or 30% off, and residential and mobile proxies can be bought inside the app.

AdsPower: if you want a robot instead of scripts

AdsPower lists an RPA robot with customisable workflows and a synchronizer, which GoLogin does not have on its pricing page. Free is 2 profiles with a 7-day trial; Professional comes in 10, 20, 50 and 100 profiles. Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers, a local API and member permissions are listed too.

Kameleo: if you need servers and headless

Kameleo charges for concurrent browsers: 2 free, €59 a month for 10, €299 for 100. Local profiles are unlimited on every plan, and the free plan includes 100 cloud profiles. Official Docker images for Linux and Windows and a headless mode make it the pick for QA or data collection that runs on a server rather than a desk.

Mosaic: the opposite of GoLogin's cloud

We built Mosaic for the reader who wants none of the cloud. Profiles, cookies and proxies stay on your computer, and the store and cookie jars are encrypted on disk. Our server knows your plan, your computers and when a profile opens, by an id, and never what is in it. Opening a profile does need that server: Pro opens offline for up to 24 hours after the last check, and Free needs a connection.

Each profile runs on Tesseract Chrome, our own Chromium, with values changed in C++ and drawn from records of real machines. A provider saved from one gateway line mints a separate session for every profile, so forty profiles from one seller leave from forty exits. Each profile's downloads go into its own folder, kept out of Spotlight and deleted with the profile.

The trade is real. There is no cloud browser, no team, no Android app to manage profiles from, and no access from a second computer. Mosaic runs profiles on Apple silicon Macs today, and a Windows profile made on a Mac matches less well than a macOS one. Free is 3 profiles and 10 profile creations. Pro is $49 a month, one plan, everything unlimited. Local first explains why we chose that.

Bringing your GoLogin profiles

Mosaic's import recognises a GoLogin export from its structure. It carries each profile's name, notes, tags, proxy, start page, and the platform, User-Agent, timezone, language, screen, cores and memory GoLogin recorded. Fields GoLogin did not record are drawn fresh for each profile, never set to one shared value. Three things do not come across, and the report names them: GoLogin's canvas and WebGL noise mode, its folders and its bookmarks. Cookies are not read from the export; each profile's jar can be imported afterwards as JSON or Netscape cookies.txt. Every imported profile is tagged "GoLogin".

Picking one

If you liked GoLogin's prices and want more in the box, Multilogin is the side-step. If a team is the reason, Dolphin{anty} or Octo Browser. AdsPower is for clicks instead of code, and Kameleo is for servers. If what bothered you is that your profiles live on somebody else's computer, Mosaic is the one built around that. Multilogin alternatives and AdsPower alternatives cover the neighbouring choices.

Use any of them only for accounts you are allowed to run. Mosaic's one plan and its 14-day trial are on the pricing page.