GoLogin
8.1#1 in headless browser apisFrom $4.50 a monthFree planAndroidWebAPILinux
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Shell Browser Agent
6.8#17 in anti-detect browser softwareFree planFree planmacOSSelf-hostedWindows
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| Fact | GoLogin | Shell Browser Agent |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Puppeteer, Selenium, Node.js SDK, Python, MCP | The agent connects team Streamable HTTP services through MCP with required credentials and access tokens. |
| Rating on Trustpilot | 3.5 out of 5 from 384 reviews | No verified Trustpilot rating for Shell Browser Agent was found; the opened page at shells.com concerns a different virtual-desktop service and is not attributable to this product. |
| Support | The company advertises 24/7 human support and says it has resolved more than 300,000 support tickets monthly with a 5/5 rate. | The product site points users to help documentation, video tutorials, FAQs, and an in-app contact-support route. |
| System requirements | The minimum desktop requirement is 4 GB RAM and 1 GB free disk space. | The download information specifies Windows 10 or 11 on 64-bit devices and macOS 12 or later for Apple silicon or Intel. |
GoLogin plans
- Forever FreePriced on request
- Professional$4.50 a month
- Business$49.50 a month
- Enterprise$89.50 a month
- Custom$139.50 a month
- FreeFree
Shell Browser Agent plans
- Free planFree
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Pick GoLogin if…
GoLogin may suit people or teams who need separate browser profiles, proxy assignment, or shared profile workspaces. Its API integrations are relevant to users who want to connect browser profiles with automation tools.
Pick Shell Browser Agent if…
It suits business and professional users who want an AI agent to work with browser pages and build automations. Teams that need local commands, team services, or adjustable agent permissions may find its controls relevant.