Gologin Cloud Browser: Cloud browser for AI agents and tough sites

GoLogin's Cloud Browser runs real Chromium in the cloud, and its sessions persist between runs. Developers can attach to it from Playwright or Puppeteer scripts. The company's documentation describes a setup where a tool server holds the browser connection, so the agent never talks to the browser directly and the API token stays on the server. With Gologin Cloud Browser, your tools/functions connect to a cloud session using a token and an optional profile. Browser Use reported 90.5% success across 100 bot-protected sites, ahead of Anchor at 82%, Kernel at 80.5% and Browserbase at 78.5%. GoLogin does not appear in that comparison. Anchor is second on Stealth Bench V2, with managed logins for agents that sign in to third-party apps. Browserbase sells cloud browsers by the browser hour, with Search and Fetch APIs and an agent runtime on the same account. Because the benchmark was published by a rival vendor, treat it as directional. For a team whose agents work inside logged-in accounts, persistent sessions remove a repeated sign-in step and one failure point. The listed price needs checking, though. A third-party directory lists the product as freemium at $4 per month. Proxy traffic and concurrency limits may add cost beyond the plan fee, so compare total cost per completed run before committing.