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Each comparison was read off the other company’s own public pages on 9 November 2026, with the source linked beside every figure. Each one has a section on where the other product is the better buy, and it comes before ours. Nothing here is a score: it is what each company publishes, set next to what SoftGlaze does.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.7-day trial, no card needed.
The same five rules for every page.
Prices change without notice. If a figure is out of date, tell us and we’ll read the page again and update the date. The price table on the pricing page covers more tools, read the same day.
Last checked 9 November 2026. GoLogin offers Windows, macOS and Linux apps plus Android and iOS, a free plan with 3 profiles, a signed installer, a REST API and an MCP server, with paid plans from $9 a month for 10 profiles and team members at $10 a month each. SoftGlaze differs on team members included in the price and on keeping everything on your computer.
Last checked 9 November 2026. Multilogin offers Windows, macOS and Linux, a “Free Forever” plan with 5 cloud profiles, cloud phones, proxy traffic in the price and unlimited seats on Business, with Pro plans from $11 a month for 10 profiles. SoftGlaze differs on price structure and on seats with roles: 3 at $5 on Pro, 25 at $29 on Enterprise.
Last checked 9 November 2026. Dolphin{anty} offers Windows, macOS and Linux, a free plan with up to 3 profiles, local and cloud sync, and remote and local APIs, with paid plans from $10 a month for 20 profiles. SoftGlaze differs on users included in the price.
Last checked 9 November 2026. Incogniton offers Windows and Mac, built-in proxies on every paid plan, an MCP server and a free package of 10 profiles for two months, with plans from $19.99 a month billed monthly. SoftGlaze differs on price and on team seats at the entry level.
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The questions that decide most purchases, why each matters, and SoftGlaze’s own answer, so you can hold us to the same list.
| Check | Why it matters | SoftGlaze’s answer |
|---|---|---|
| Which platforms it runs on | Everyone who will use it needs a build for their computer | Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, only. macOS and Linux are in testing and not released |
| Where profiles live | Decides who holds your sessions, and what happens if the vendor or your connection goes away | On your computer, in a database under %APPDATA%\softglaze-browser. Sync is off unless you point it at a server you run |
| Team seats and roles | Seats are often the real price for a team, and roles decide who can see a password | 3 members on Pro, 25 on Enterprise, 3 on the trial, 4 roles on every plan. Proxy logins, cookie exports and 2FA codes are masked below Manager. Members sign in on the computer that holds the workspace |
| How far the API reaches | Local only, or reachable from other machines, changes what your scripts can do | Local only: 127.0.0.1, port 8080 by default, off until you turn it on |
| What an AI app can do | An MCP server lets an AI app act on your profiles, so who approves each change matters | SoftGlaze AI is an MCP server in the app (beta), on your computer, off until you turn it on. Every change waits for your Allow |
| Price at your profile count | Most tools price by profile count, so the entry price may not be your price | $5 a month per workspace on Pro, $29 on Enterprise. No profile limit for the owner on either; members have per-role limits |
| What is included | Proxies, traffic and phone minutes in the price change the real cost | No proxies included. You connect your own account with any of 36 providers, or paste your own |
| Refund terms | Tells you what a bad fit costs | 14 days from the charge, on either plan, no questions asked |
| Installer signing | An unsigned installer means you verify the file yourself | The installer on the download page isn’t signed yet: SmartScreen warns, and the page gives the SHA-256 to check. The Microsoft Store copy is signed by Microsoft |
| Source availability | Whether you can read what the app does with your accounts | Public under BUSL-1.1, becoming Apache 2.0 on 1 January 2030. Not open source: real work needs a paid licence |
| How you pay | Some buyers need card, some need an invoice | By invoice from support@softglaze.com while buying inside the app is paused. A card checkout is coming |
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The one whose seat model matches how your team works. If people work from their own computers or on Macs, choose a tool that supports that; SoftGlaze doesn’t yet, because a workspace and its members live on one Windows computer. If the team works from one Windows machine, SoftGlaze includes 3 members at $5 a month on Pro and 25 at $29 on Enterprise, with 4 roles on both. Each comparison page shows the other tool’s seat model as its own page states it.
On the pages we read on 9 November 2026, the cheapest paid plans billed month to month were: GoLogin Professional $9 (10 profiles), Multilogin Pro 10 $11 (10 profiles), Dolphin{anty} Starter $10 (20 profiles) and Incogniton Starter Plus $19.99 (10 profiles). All four also have a free plan or package. SoftGlaze Browser Pro is $5 a month per workspace and Enterprise is $29, with no free plan and no proxies included. Several of the others include proxy traffic or proxies, so compare what you’d actually buy. The price table on the pricing page adds more tools.
All four publish Windows and macOS builds on the pages we read, and GoLogin, Multilogin and Dolphin{anty} also run on Linux. SoftGlaze runs on Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, only.
All four competitors list team members or seats and an API on at least some paid plans, as each comparison shows. Dolphin{anty}'s pricing page names three roles (Admin, Team Lead and User); the others list team management without naming roles on the pages we read. GoLogin and Incogniton publish an MCP server; we found none from Multilogin or Dolphin{anty}. SoftGlaze has 4 named roles, a local API on 127.0.0.1 that is off until you turn it on, and an MCP server in the app (beta) whose changes wait for your Allow.
A table can only tell you so much. Seven days with every feature will tell you the rest.
No card needed.Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.
