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fastbrowse vs Gologin

fastbrowse and Gologin are both workflow automation tools. fastbrowse is aimed at developers and small businesses, while Gologin is aimed at agencies and E-commerce. Gologin costs less, from $9/mo versus $29/mo for fastbrowse. Both have a free plan.

fastbrowse

Open-source browser agent that cites page quotes for every answer

Gologin

Multi-profile browser and cloud browser for accounts and agents

PricingOpen source · $29Freemium · $9
Starting price$29/mo$9/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial—7 days
Built forDevelopers, Small businesses, EnterpriseAgencies, E-commerce, Developers, Small businesses, Freelancers
Platformswebweb, windows, macos, linux, android
Country—US · 2019
Rating——

Choose fastbrowse if

Developers who want an open-source browser agent with cited answers, safe credential handling and low per-run model cost.

  • MIT-licensed core that can be self-hosted
  • Low model cost per run on the vendor's own benchmark
  • Cited quotes make results easy to verify

Look elsewhere if: Teams that only need managed browser infrastructure or want the largest browser-agent community (Browserbase, Browser Use).

Choose Gologin if

Agencies, sellers and automation developers who need many isolated, persistent browser identities with proxies included.

  • Free plan with 3 profiles and a 7-day trial of paid features
  • Entry plan starts at $9 a month and halves with annual billing
  • Same profiles work on desktop, Android and in the cloud

Look elsewhere if: Teams that only need fresh, disposable cloud browsers for agent automation or public-page testing (Lexmount Browser, Browserbase).

fastbrowse vs Gologin pricing

fastbrowse

  • Free$0$2 of runs/mo, 1 concurrent run, 7-day history
  • Starter$29/mo$35 of runs, 5 concurrent, secrets, schedules, webhooks
  • Pro$199/mo$250 of runs, 25 concurrent, recordings, audit log
  • Scale$999/mo$1,400 of runs, 100 concurrent, queue priority
  • EnterpriseCustomDedicated browser fleet, custom retention and residency

Gologin

  • Free$03 browser profiles, no profile sharing or team members
  • Professional$9/mo10 profiles; $19/25, $29/50, $39/100; 50% off annually
  • Business$99/mo300 profiles ($139 for 500), 500 RPM API; 50% off annually
  • Enterprise$179/mo1,000 profiles, 3 cloud launches; 50% off annually
  • Custom$279/moFrom 2,000 profiles, 1,200 RPM API; 50% off annually

fastbrowse · Key features

  • Indexed page controls with the Jev choice model picking each step
  • Answers backed by verbatim page quotes checked before completion
  • Scoped secrets resolved only on their permitted site, never in prompts
  • Bitwarden CLI logins including one-time codes
  • Approval gate that pauses irreversible actions
  • Local Chrome, Browser Use Cloud or attach to a running browser via CDP

Cons

  • Median run time was slower than Browser Use on the vendor's benchmark
  • Open-source CLI defaults to a cloud browser needing a Browser Use key
  • Monthly run allowances do not roll over

Gologin · Key features

  • Isolated browser profiles with separate fingerprints, cookies and locations
  • Built-in proxies in 100+ countries or bring your own proxy
  • Profile sharing with teammates without sharing account passwords
  • Desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux plus an Android app and web app
  • REST API from 300 to 1,200 RPM with Selenium and Puppeteer support
  • Cloud Browser sessions for Playwright and Puppeteer over WebSocket

Cons

  • Many platforms limit multiple accounts in their terms, so check the rules first
  • Full refunds only within 7 days of purchase outside the EU and US (14 inside)
  • Cloud Browser plans and the main plans are priced separately, which confuses budgeting

fastbrowse vs Gologin: FAQ

Which is cheaper, fastbrowse or Gologin?

Gologin starts at $9/mo and fastbrowse at $29/mo. Both prices are checked on the vendors' own pricing pages.

Do fastbrowse and Gologin have a free plan?

Yes, both fastbrowse and Gologin have a free plan; paid plans add more usage and features.

Not sure yet?