GoBrowser review
GoBrowser combines cloud profiles, collaboration, proxies, automation, and API access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GoBrowser is an anti-detect browser for creating and managing isolated browser profiles with distinct digital fingerprints. It is aimed at freelancers, e-commerce operators, marketing and social-media agencies, advertisers, lead-generation teams, scraping and automation users, and ticketing workflows. Profiles are stored in the cloud, with proxy configuration, proxy locations, sharing, custom roles, and collaborative workspaces available across the product’s web, Windows, and macOS platforms.
The published plans use a freemium model. Forever free costs $0 per user per month on annual or monthly billing and includes 15 profiles with cloud storage, unlimited browser profile creation, unlimited launches, and up-to-date authentic fingerprints. Business costs $16 per user per month with annual billing or $29 monthly, adding 100 cloud-stored profiles, 5GB of data through static proxies, 24/7 email and chat support, team roles, and unlimited profile session rollback. Enterprise costs $59 per user per month annually or $99 monthly, with 1,000 profiles, 100GB through static proxies, one-hour priority support, deleted-profile recovery, browser automation, and a REST API.
Collaboration and automation are the clearest reasons to choose GoBrowser. Profile management can connect with Playwright, Selenium, and Puppeteer, while the REST API supports profile management on Enterprise. Session rollback and deleted-profile recovery add operational controls at the relevant paid tiers, and profile parsing from external services extends its workflow coverage. GoBrowser fits teams that need shared cloud profiles and role-based work, as well as automation users who need API access. Smaller teams can start with the free plan, while workflows requiring static proxy data, larger profile capacity, browser automation, or API access should evaluate the corresponding paid tier.
GoBrowser pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes 15 cloud-stored profiles and unlimited launches
- Cloud sharing, team roles, rollback, and profile workspaces support collaboration
- Enterprise adds automation, REST API access, and 1,000 cloud profiles
- Where it doesn't
- Static proxy data starts with the Business plan
- Browser automation and REST API access require Enterprise
- Business limits cloud storage to 100 profiles per user
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