On the path to finding a worthy alternative to GoLogin, we came across one of the most promising tools today — Vision Browser. This anti-detect browser focuses on using real digital fingerprints to ensure maximum anonymity and protection from detection.
Vision’s interface is thought out to the smallest detail: it’s intuitively understandable for both newcomers to multi-accounting and experienced users.
In this review, we’ll analyze all aspects of working with Vision Browser in detail: from first launch and functionality to pricing policy and community feedback. We’ll also consider how competitive it is compared to such a proven solution as GoLogin.
Briefly: if you don’t want to read the entire text — a convenient comparison table awaits you at the end.
Vision Browser Capabilities Overview
First Introduction
The Vision Browser website stands out with its clean and informative design. At first glance, you get an idea of the main functions, interface, and tariffs.
On first launch without an activated subscription, a notification about account expiration appears. The free trial period lasts 4 days, but requires linking to Telegram — this may become a barrier for those who don’t use the messenger.
After activating the trial, you immediately get access to creating folders and profiles. Built-in hints gently introduce you to the matter and disappear as soon as you start working — an excellent approach to learning.
Creating and Managing Profiles
Vision Browser builds work around hierarchy: first you need to create at least one folder, and only then — profiles. Color coding and icons simplify navigation.
When creating a profile, such options are available as:
- adding tags,
- selecting operating system,
- linking proxy.
Mass profile creation and import from other anti-detect browsers are also supported.
In the “Additional Settings” section, you can fine-tune the fingerprint: screen resolution, hardware parameters, and other data are randomly generated by default, but if desired, they can be changed manually.
After setting up several profiles, they can be sorted by different criteria. Although the interface is inferior to GoLogin in convenience, it’s more than sufficient for most tasks.
At the bottom of the screen is a mass actions panel: select several profiles — and with one click you can check proxies, change tags, or launch them simultaneously.
Proxy and Detection Protection
Proxies can be connected both when creating a profile and later — in the “Proxy” tab. HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, and SSH protocols are supported, but HTTPS is missing. This may limit compatibility with some SEO and scraping tools.
Vision Browser uses real fingerprints, which significantly increases the level of anonymity. Our tests through IPhey and PixelScan confirmed: when using HTTP proxy, the browser successfully passes checks.
However, when switching to SOCKS5, PixelScan detected signs of proxy usage. This is not critical for most tasks, but may become a problem when working with platforms like Facebook, where enhanced tracking methods are used.
Reputation and Support
Despite thoughtful UX, Vision Browser is practically not mentioned in open sources. Perhaps this is also related to the fact that the name partially coincides with Apple’s product — Vision Pro.
Several reviews are posted on Trustpilot: most of them are AI-generated, but real users are generally satisfied. One complaint concerns geolocation mismatch when using proxies — this is confirmed by our tests.
Like many Russian and Kazakh anti-detect solutions, Vision offers support through Telegram. Responses come promptly. Detailed documentation is also available, including a description of Vision API — this is especially useful for automation.
GoLogin: The Benchmark Vision Strives For
Vision developers were clearly inspired by GoLogin: both browsers focus on convenience and protection. However, GoLogin remains a step ahead.
Flexibility and Simplicity
GoLogin offers maximum flexibility: newcomers can start with a couple of clicks, while advanced users can configure more than 50 fingerprint parameters. At the same time, the interface remains clean and logical.
Even on the free tariff, built-in proxies are available that correctly transmit geodata — this is rare among competitors.
Multi-platform
GoLogin supports a mobile application for Android and cloud profile launch. This gives you the ability to manage accounts anywhere — without the need to install a desktop version.
The cloud dashboard allows you to:
- check profile status,
- manage team,
- launch sessions remotely.
Updates and Support
The GoLogin team regularly releases updates — often more than once a week. This guarantees protection from new detection methods.
Support is built right into the interface: you can ask a question at any time and get a quick and accurate answer.
On platforms like Capterra and Trustpilot — hundreds of genuine reviews, most of which are positive. Users especially note reliability and simplicity.
Vision Browser vs GoLogin: Price Comparison
Free Capabilities
- Vision: 4-day trial with Telegram linking, up to 1500 profiles.
- GoLogin: 7-day trial without linking, plus lifetime free tariff for 3 profiles.
Paid Tariffs
- Vision Micro ($29/month): 50 profiles, no team.
- Vision Base ($49/month): 150 profiles, 2 team members.
- GoLogin offers Professional ($49/month): 100 profiles, Android app, cloud launch, profile sharing.
When moving to higher tariffs, the gap becomes even more noticeable:
- Vision Standard ($79/month): 300 profiles, 3 members.
- GoLogin Business ($79/month): 300 profiles, 10 members.
And at the corporate level:
- Vision Pro ($129/month): 500 profiles, 4 users.
- GoLogin Enterprise ($199/month): 1000 profiles, 20 users — and this is $90 cheaper than Vision’s equivalent.
In addition, GoLogin offers a 50% discount for annual payment, while Vision has a maximum of 30%. This makes GoLogin significantly more profitable in the long term.
Final Comparison
| Function | GoLogin | Vision |
|---|---|---|
| Free tariff | ❌ | ✅ |
| Free trial | ✅ | ✅ |
| Functionality | ✅ | ✅ |
| Beginner-friendly | ✅ | ✅ |
| Country of origin | ?? | ?? |
| Update frequency | ✅ | ✅ |
| Available paid tariffs | ❌ | ✅ |
| Deep customization | ✅ | ✅ |
| Mobile app | ❌ | ✅ |
| Cloud launch | ❌ | ✅ |
| Built-in proxies | ❌ | ✅ |
| Reliable reputation | ❌ | ✅ |
Conclusion
Vision Browser is one of the few tools that really approaches GoLogin in convenience and basic functionality. The team clearly invested effort in UX and profile work logic — this deserves respect.
However, no aspect makes Vision preferable to GoLogin. Even Vision’s lower starting price loses relevance with annual subscription. And for users with high requirements (many profiles, team, mobility), Vision looks more expensive, less known, and technologically lagging.
If Vision revises its pricing policy and strengthens marketing — it has a chance to become a real competitor. For now, GoLogin remains the best choice in terms of reliability, functionality, and cost combination.
