Gologin Cloud Browser - Cloud browser for AI agents and tough sites
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Gologin Cloud Browser gives AI agents and scrapers real Chromium browsers that stay logged in. Persistent sessions survive across runs, so there’s no re-auth or lost state. Built-in stealth and anti-bot protection, plus proxies in 150+ countries. Fully serverless, it scales to thousands of browsers and works with Playwright and Puppeteer via WebSocket. Built by the GoLogin team: 7 years’ expertise, SOC 2 Type II, 99.9% SLA. Plans from $4.50/mo.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
Eugene here, from Gologin.
The problem
We kept seeing the same failure mode from teams running scrapers and AI agents at scale: a brand-new browser is the most suspicious thing on the internet. Cloudflare, DataDome and Akamai aren't really hunting for automation, because that's cheap to fake. They score coherence: does the hardware story hold together, and has this identity been seen before?
A container that didn't exist three seconds ago fails both checks. Not for being a bot, but for being a stranger.
What we built
So we asked: what if restoring a session meant restoring the whole identity, not just the cookie jar? That means cookies, device fingerprint, and the exact residential or mobile IP it logged in from.
That's Gologin Cloud Browser. One line of code swaps into your existing Playwright/Puppeteer script. Log in once, and the same device, same network, same session comes back every run.
Honest notes
This sits on top of the Gologin platform, with 7 years of anti-detect browser work behind it. It's not a brand-new standalone product.
We're live today, so if something's confusing or broken, tell us. I'm reading every comment.
Your turn
Curious how you're handling this today. Are you re-authenticating manually between runs, rotating proxies and hoping for the best, or have you found another way to keep sessions alive? And once you try it: does session persistence matter more to you, or the fingerprint/IP coherence side? 👇
@eugene_stepnov, for things that don't require login, I usually use Apify.
For scraping behind a login, it is tricky: how do you handle security if you share sessions between Agents?
@fabian_maume Great question, Fabian! We’d avoid sharing one session between agents: give each agent its own profile, isolated with its own cookies, fingerprint and IP. The agent never sees passwords, since it works in a session you’ve already signed into, and your API token stays on your server, so you control exactly what each agent can do. And for the no-login part, our Web Unlocker does what you use Apify for: send a URL, get the page, pay only on success.
@tahir21 Thanks, Muhammad, that’s great to hear! Cloud Browser is basically those same profiles, now running in the cloud. Your scripts or AI agents can use them without your computer on, and they stay logged in between runs. Would love to hear what you think if you give it a try.
this could save a lot of time! how easy is it to set up the first profile?
@angelo_bram Thanks, Angelo! Very easy: sign up with Google and create a profile in one click, either in the Gologin app or in the web dashboard. Gologin fills in a realistic fingerprint for you, so you can start right away. The same profile can then run in the cloud through Cloud Browser, and it stays logged in between runs.
Congrats @eugene_stepnov how many browser profiles can you create on the free plan?
@barnaby_lloyd Thanks, Barnaby! The free plan gives you 3 browser profiles, and for Cloud Browser you get 3 runs of up to 15 minutes each, no card needed. New accounts also get a 7-day trial with all features if you want to test more.
Congrats @eugene_stepnov quick question! can you share sessions without giving away passwords?
@olivia_bennett7 Thanks, Olivia! Yes, that’s exactly how it works. You log in once, and the session lives in the profile. Then you share the profile with a teammate, or let your script or agent connect to it, and they’re already signed in without ever seeing the password. Profile sharing is available on paid plans.
keeping the session around between runs should save a lot of repeated setup
i would want the controls for sharing and retiring a session to be as clear as the controls for starting one
@saad_el_gueddari Totally agree, Saad, and thanks for the feedback! Today you can stop a session from the dashboard or with one API call, and the MCP server can even stop all running sessions on request. Sharing a profile with a teammate is a single action too.
Definitely something to keep an eye on. We have dabbled with CUA to automate workflows and the login side of the process was always the weak spot. Glad that someone has decided to tackle that aspect.
@lohith_paturu Thanks, Lohith, that’s exactly the gap we kept seeing! With Cloud Browser your agent logs in once, and the session comes back with the same device and IP on every run. If a site still asks for 2FA, you finish that step by hand in Live View and hand it back to the agent. Would love to hear how it works with your CUA setup.
@nicholas_zakas Great question, Nicholas! There is an inactivity timeout: a session shuts down on its own 15 minutes after the last action, so a forgotten session won’t keep running for hours. Browser time counts while the session is running, so the best practice is to call browser.close() when your job is done. Happy to help if you dig in!
is it easy to organize profiles into groups when working with a large team?
@colton_drake Yes, Colton! Profiles go into folders with tags and notes, and you can share a whole folder with your team and set each member's permissions. It all works through the API too.
Restoring the whole identity, not just the cookie jar, is the part that stood out — especially the same device and IP coming back every run. When a site still asks for 2FA mid-run, does the agent pause and surface Live View on its own, or does it have to detect the challenge first before handing control back?
@jcbuilds Thanks, JC! Today the agent detects the challenge itself: for example, it checks whether it landed on a 2FA page, pauses and sends a person the session’s Live View link. You finish the step by hand, and the agent carries on in the same session, still on the same device and IP.