Gologin vs MoreLogin (2026): Prices, Features and Verdict

Gologin and MoreLogin are antidetect browsers for running multiple accounts, and both start at $9/month for 10 profiles on Windows, macOS and Linux. MoreLogin prices its Pro plan by profile count, charges $5 per month for each user beyond the first two and sells Android cloud phones by the minute. Gologin includes team members in every paid plan and adds an Android app, a Cloud Browser and a 7-day free trial of paid features.

Our verdict: Gologin is the better choice for most users, and especially for teams. It is easier to start with, cheaper on annual billing at 10, 1,000 and 2,000 profiles, and available on more platforms. MoreLogin suits solo users who want the lowest monthly price per profile, Firefox-based profiles or cloud phones from the same vendor.

Gologin vs MoreLogin: Comparison Table

Prices were checked on both vendors' websites in October 2026 (US prices).

MoreLogin: Features and Usage

First Impressions and User Experience

MoreLogin is a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux, including Linux servers, and an Android app is announced as coming soon. Its layout and its per-profile pricing are similar to AdsPower's. Beyond the antidetect browser, MoreLogin sells cloud phones running Android 12 to 15, billed at $0.006 per minute with a cap of $1.50 a day, or $23 to $25 per phone for 30 days.

Profile Management and Team Collaboration

Creating a profile in MoreLogin is relatively simple. A fingerprint is generated automatically, and you can customise it during creation or later.

Key profile management features in MoreLogin include:

• automatic fingerprint generation with manual customisation;
• Chromium- and Firefox-based browser kernels;
• batch profile creation, launch and deletion, plus bulk proxy and cookie import;
• a Synchronizer, no-code RPA and a local API for Selenium or Puppeteer.

For proxies, MoreLogin works with your own proxies and has a proxy resource center where you can buy them inside the app.

For teams, MoreLogin offers flexible permissions, an operation log and cloud sync of team browser data. The free plan already includes 2 users, and each additional user costs $5 per month on Pro.

Device Fingerprinting Capabilities

MoreLogin promotes its "real canvas fingerprint" technology and checks the IP address when a profile launches, warning you if the network changes. In our 2024 test, MoreLogin profiles passed both the Iphey and Pixelscan checks.

Customer Support

MoreLogin offers online technical support on the free plan and 24/7 online support on Pro. In our experience its Telegram support was the quickest to reply.

Gologin Browser

User Interface and Ease of Use

Gologin pairs a clean main screen with advanced options for people who need them. Most work happens from a single dashboard, and new profiles get a consistent fingerprint automatically.

Gologin runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, has an Android app, and offers a Cloud Browser that runs profiles on Gologin's servers with nothing installed, which helps on slower computers and for remote work. Many agencies use it as a shared control panel for client accounts.

Profile Creation and Team Features

A new profile takes one click. Gologin also makes proxies easy to handle:

• it works with any HTTP or SOCKS proxy, and proxies can be added in bulk;
• built-in proxy traffic is available inside the app, and paid plans include some residential traffic;
• proxy settings are visible and editable right from the profile list.

If you buy proxies separately, FloppyData is an affordable option at $1.00/GB for rotating traffic, and one balance works as residential, mobile or datacenter proxies.

Every paid plan includes team members and profile sharing. You choose which profiles or groups to share and give each teammate view, edit or manage rights.

Fingerprint Protection

Gologin profiles run on Orbita, its Chromium-based browser, with fingerprints from a large database, and the core is updated as new Chromium versions come out. In our 2024 test, Gologin profiles passed both the Iphey and Pixelscan checks.

Support Quality and User Feedback

Every paid Gologin plan includes 24/7 support. User feedback on Gologin most often mentions its simplicity and ease of use, which are common reasons people switch from other antidetect browsers.

Pricing Comparison: Gologin vs MoreLogin

Free Plans and Trials

MoreLogin:

• free plan with 2 profiles and 2 users, forever;
• 100 minutes of cloud phone time on sign-up.

Gologin:

• free plan with 3 profiles, forever, with all core features except profile sharing and team members;
• 7-day free trial of paid features and 7 days free returns.

Paid Subscription Options

MoreLogin's Pro plan starts at $9/month for 10 profiles and 2 users. You then pick a profile tier, $15 for 20 profiles, $25 for 50, $35 for 100, $45 for 150, $55 for 200, $65 for 250, $80 for 400 and $160 for 1,000, and add $5 per month for every extra user. Yearly billing saves 40%.

Gologin has fixed tiers: Professional from $9/month for 10 profiles, Business at $99 for 300, Enterprise at $179 for 1,000, and Custom from $279 for 2,000 to 100,000 profiles. Annual billing saves 50%. Here is how similar setups compare:

• Small: 10 profiles cost $9/month on both; billed annually, Gologin is $4.50 and MoreLogin $5.40.
• Medium: Gologin Business gives 300 profiles for $99/month ($49.50 annually); MoreLogin gives 400 profiles and 2 users for $80/month ($48 annually).
• Large: 1,000 profiles cost $179/month on Gologin ($89.50 annually) and $160/month on MoreLogin with 2 users ($96 annually).
• Enterprise: 2,000 profiles cost from $279/month on Gologin ($139.50 annually) and $260/month on MoreLogin with 2 users ($156 annually).

In short, MoreLogin is cheaper on monthly billing for a small team that needs many profiles, while Gologin is cheaper on annual billing at the small, large and enterprise levels. Remember to add $5 a month for each MoreLogin user beyond two.

Gologin vs MoreLogin: Final Verdict

Both tools are capable, and on price they are closer than most pairs. Gologin still has the edge for most users:

1. Ease of use: one-click profiles with automatic fingerprints make Gologin quicker to learn.
2. Platforms: an Android app and a Cloud Browser in addition to Windows, macOS and Linux.
3. Teamwork: team members and profile sharing with view, edit and manage rights come with every paid plan, while MoreLogin charges for each user beyond two.
4. Pricing: a larger annual discount (50% vs 40%), a 7-day free trial of paid features and 7 days free returns.
5. Automation: a REST API with 300 to 1,200 requests per minute, Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium support, and Browser MCP for AI agents.

MoreLogin is a sensible pick for solo users who pay monthly and need many profiles, who want Firefox-based profiles or no-code RPA, or who need cloud phones from the same vendor. For everyone else, download Gologin and start with the free plan or the 7-day trial. See also our MoreLogin review and MoreLogin pricing guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is MoreLogin cheaper than Gologin?

It depends on billing and team size. Both cost $9/month for 10 profiles. On monthly billing MoreLogin is cheaper at higher profile counts, for example $160 vs $179 for 1,000 profiles with 2 users, but it adds $5 per month for each extra user. On annual billing Gologin is cheaper at 10, 1,000 and 2,000 profiles.

Does MoreLogin have a free plan?

Yes. MoreLogin's free plan includes 2 profiles and 2 users, plus 100 minutes of cloud phone time on sign-up. Gologin's free plan includes 3 profiles, and Gologin also offers a 7-day free trial of paid features.

Which has better team features?

Gologin includes team members and profile sharing with view, edit and manage rights in every paid plan. MoreLogin includes 2 users and charges $5 per month for each additional user.

Do Gologin and MoreLogin have mobile apps?

Gologin has an Android app and a Cloud Browser. MoreLogin has announced an Android app as coming soon and sells Android cloud phones billed by the minute.

Can I use Firefox profiles in Gologin or MoreLogin?

MoreLogin offers both Chromium- and Firefox-based browsers. Gologin runs profiles on Orbita, its Chromium-based browser.