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If you're choosing between BeastBrowser and GoLogin, the decision comes down to one question: how many profiles will you run six months from now? At small scale GoLogin is genuinely cheaper. At scale, flat pricing wins. Here is the honest head-to-head.
BeastBrowser and GoLogin both run multiple accounts in isolated browser profiles — but with opposite designs. BeastBrowser is local-first: profiles live on your PC, and paid plans are a flat $30/month or $199/year for unlimited profiles. GoLogin is cloud-first, syncing profiles across devices, priced by profile count from $9/month. Pick BeastBrowser for flat pricing and local control; pick GoLogin for cloud sync and anywhere access.
Quick verdict
Pick BeastBrowser if you want flat $30/month for unlimited profiles, no-code RPA with a recorder, an in-app proxy store, and 24/7 human support on WhatsApp. Pick GoLogin if you're starting out, want the simplest possible UI, only need 10–50 profiles, and their Professional plans (from $9/month for 10 profiles) fit your budget. Both have free plans — try both before you commit.
Price at scale (verified 2026-11-03)
Monthly billing. GoLogin revised pricing in 2026 — Professional now starts at $9/month (previously $24).
| BeastBrowser | GoLogin | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $30/mo ($199/yr) | $9/mo (Professional, 10 profiles) |
| Free plan | Yes — always, no credit card | Yes — 3 profiles, forever |
| 100 profiles | $30 flat | $39/mo (Professional) |
| 500 profiles | $30 flat | $139/mo (Business 500) |
| 1,000 profiles | $30 flat | $179/mo (Enterprise) |
The honest part most comparisons skip: at 100 profiles, GoLogin's Professional 100 already costs $39/mo — more than BeastBrowser's $30 flat. GoLogin is genuinely cheaper only at the small end: 10 profiles at $9/mo, 25 at $19/mo, 50 at $29/mo. Past 100 profiles the gap widens fast — 500 profiles costs $139/mo on GoLogin's Business plan and 1,000 profiles $179/mo on Enterprise, while BeastBrowser stays at $30 flat. GoLogin's paid plans include 2 GB of residential proxy traffic per month, which is a real plus for smaller setups.
Feature comparison
Prices verified on official BeastBrowser and GoLogin pricing pages/docs on 3 November 2026.
| Feature | BeastBrowser | GoLogin |
|---|---|---|
| Profile storage | Local on your PC, encrypted local storage | Cloud profiles — run from any device or regular browser |
| Fingerprints | Per-profile isolated fingerprints | Real-device fingerprint database |
| Proxies | In-app proxy store + proxy manager | 2 GB residential traffic included on paid plans; bring your own proxies too |
| Paid entry point | $30/month flat Premium; $199/year; $5 Starter = full premium for 3 days | Professional from $9/month, 10 profiles; annual ≈ 50% less |
| RPA / automation | No-code RPA included + recorder | API-based automation (Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright); no no-code recorder |
| API & MCP | REST API + OpenAPI + MCP server, every plan incl. Free | REST API 300–1,200 RPM by tier; MCP from Professional 100 |
| Synchronizer | Included on every plan incl. Free | From Professional 100 |
| Team seats | No separate Team plan — team sharing via transfer packs on Premium (1 PC per account) | Business plan and up (Professional includes no team seats) |
| macOS | Included — same price | Windows, macOS, Linux + Android app |
| Platforms | Windows & macOS Apple Silicon; Linux coming soon | Desktop app, cloud browser, Android app |
| Support | 24/7 WhatsApp (human) + in-app chat + email | 24/7 support on paid plans |
| Trial/refunds | $5 three-day full-premium Starter; all sales final, no refunds | 7-day free trial of paid features |
Which one is for you?
- BeastBrowser fits better if: you're heading past 100 profiles, want no-code RPA instead of scripts, prefer buying proxies inside the app, need team seats with an audit log, or want to reach a human on WhatsApp.
- GoLogin fits better if: you're a beginner who values the simplest UI, a small setup covers your needs (10 profiles at $9/month, up to 50 at $29/month), you manage profiles from the Android app, or the included 2 GB proxy traffic matters to you.
Which should you choose? Choose GoLogin if you work as a remote team sharing profiles in the cloud, run only 10–25 profiles at $9–$19/month, want the bundled 2 GB proxy traffic, or need phone or cloud-browser access. Choose BeastBrowser if your profile count will grow on flat $30 pricing, you want profile data kept local and encrypted only on your PC, you want automation (synchronizer, RPA + recorder, REST API + MCP) included on every plan including free, or you want India UPI payments and WhatsApp support. In short: GoLogin is the more flexible cloud tool and the cheaper way to start small. BeastBrowser is the simpler local tool and the cheaper way to run at scale. Neither is better in the abstract — the deciding questions are "do my profiles need to live in the cloud?" and "how many profiles will I run in six months?"
Switching from GoLogin to BeastBrowser — 5 steps
- Export your proxy list from GoLogin — or buy fresh from BeastBrowser's in-app proxy store.
- Install BeastBrowser and start on the free plan. No card required.
- Recreate your profiles keeping the same naming convention you used in GoLogin.
- Rebuild automations with the no-code recorder instead of API scripts — usually faster than porting code.
- Run both for a week in parallel, then shift your traffic over.
FAQ
What does GoLogin's free plan include?
3 profiles forever with basic features. One of the best free entries for testing.
Which is cheaper at 100 profiles?
BeastBrowser — $30 flat, against $39/mo for GoLogin's Professional 100. GoLogin is cheaper only below 100 profiles: $9/mo for 10 profiles and $29/mo for 50. At 500 profiles GoLogin's Business plan costs $139/mo while BeastBrowser stays at $30 flat.
Does GoLogin have RPA?
No no-code RPA — automation is API-based (Selenium/Puppeteer/Playwright). BeastBrowser includes a no-code RPA recorder.
Does GoLogin have team features?
Team seats start on the Business plan (from $99/mo); Professional includes none. BeastBrowser has no separate Team plan. Premium plans ($30/month or $199/year) include transfer packs for sharing; each account is licensed to one PC.
Can I try both free?
Yes. BeastBrowser's free plan needs no card; GoLogin gives 3 profiles forever plus a 7-day trial of paid features.
Is BeastBrowser a good GoLogin alternative?
Yes — the difference is architecture. BeastBrowser is local-first with flat, unlimited pricing on paid plans, while GoLogin is cloud-first and priced by profile count. If you want local control and flat pricing, BeastBrowser is the closer fit; if you need cloud sync and anywhere access, GoLogin's design suits that better.
Does BeastBrowser sync profiles to the cloud like GoLogin?
No — deliberately. Profiles stay encrypted on your PC only; team seats and transfer packs are used for sharing instead of cloud sync. That is the trade-off for local control: no anywhere access, but your profile data never leaves your machine.
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Sources & Credits
- BeastBrowser official pricing page — beastbrowser.com/pricing (plans, features, support, refund policy)
- BeastBrowser official features and profile-isolation pages — beastbrowser.com
- GoLogin official pricing page — gologin.com/pricing
- GoLogin official documentation, "Pricing" — gologin.com/docs (plan tiers, included proxy traffic, feature availability by plan)
All pricing and plan details were verified on the vendors' official pages on 3 November 2026. Prices and plans change — check the official pages for the latest figures.
By Ajay Mishra, Team BeastBrowser
