GoLogin alternative: what changes when you switch to XDLogin
Both run profiles on your own machine and take your own proxies. The differences are price and the free plan: 100 profiles cost $39 a month at GoLogin and $9 here, 1,000 cost $179 and $39. GoLogin’s free plan has 3 profiles and a 7-day trial; ours has 10 and no time limit.
Where XDLogin costs less
- 10 profiles free, with no card and no time limit
- $39 a month for 1,000 profiles ($179 at GoLogin)
- The REST API, CDP endpoint and MCP server on every plan, including Free
- We sell no proxy traffic, so there is nothing to meter
- Paid plans cancel any time, with a 7-day refund
Where GoLogin does more
GoLogin can run profiles in its cloud as well as on your machine, has Android and iOS apps, and sells its own proxy traffic. Its macOS app is out of beta; ours is still an unsigned beta. Each GoLogin plan includes one team member, and more cost $10 a month each.
| Monthly billing, USD | XDLogin | GoLogin |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 10 profiles, no time limit | 3 profiles, plus a 7-day trial |
| 10 profiles | $0 | $9/mo |
| 100 profiles | $9/mo | $39/mo |
| 500 profiles | $19/mo | $139/mo |
| 1,000 profiles | $39/mo | $179/mo |
| Paying yearly | 18–22% off ($32/mo for 1,000) | 50% off ($89.50/mo for 1,000) |
| Team members | 3, 10 or unlimited seats on paid plans; no released build shares profiles between them yet | 1 per plan; more are $10/mo each |
| Automation API | REST API, CDP and MCP on every plan, including Free | REST API, 300–1,200 requests/min by plan |
| Proxies | Any HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy; we sell none | Bring your own; also sells proxy traffic |
GoLogin figures are list prices from the GoLogin pricing page, checked 27 Sep 2026; each is the cheapest plan that holds that many profiles. If a number is out of date, tell us and we’ll correct it, usually within a day. Product names are their owners’ trademarks.
Moving from GoLogin: the accounts come with you, the profiles don’t
XDLogin can’t read GoLogin’s fingerprints or settings, so every profile gets a new device. From desktop 3.5.8 (Windows for now), Import from another browser makes one profile from each cookie file GoLogin exports, and you give each its proxy before it is created; on older versions each profile is rebuilt by hand. Move a few accounts first and see how the sites react.
1. Recreate the profile
Make one XDLogin profile for each GoLogin profile you move, pick its device model, and paste the same proxy.
2. Sign in again
Open the new profile and sign in to each account that asks. Cookies imported with 3.5.8 can carry a session over; without them, your GoLogin sessions don’t transfer.
3. Expect a check
To each site, the account is now on a different device. Many ask you to confirm the login or verify by email or phone, so do it when you can answer.
Switching?
Paying for GoLogin today? Email support@xdlogin.com a recent invoice before 31 October 2026 and get your first 3 months of the matching XDLogin plan free. New XDLogin customers only, one per customer. We check the invoice and apply it by hand; the matching plan is the one closest to the profile count you pay for now.