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CreateOS Sandbox vs Gologin

Gologin is the pick for operators managing many separate web accounts: profiles keep their cookies, fingerprint and IP between runs, and cloud browser hours cost $0.07 to $0.09. CreateOS Sandbox is the pick when agents need to run code in parallel, since self-serve Gologin plans allow 1 to 3 parallel sessions.

Pricing at a Glance

CreateOS rates verified 17 October 2026. Gologin pricing as published on 17 October 2026. Rates billed per GB rather than per GiB, or as bundled sizes, are quoted as published rather than converted.

CreateOS Sandbox

Compute
$0.0362 /vCPU-hr
Memory
$0.0116 /GiB-hr
No egress fees, 50 GiB bandwidth budgetvCPU stops billing while paused

Gologin

Cloud Browser plans are Professional $4.50/month (50 h, then $0.09/h), Business $8.00/month (100 h, then $0.08/h) and Enterprise $14.00/month (200 h, then $0.07/h), with proxy at $1/GB past the allowance, as of 17 October 2026.

Where CreateOS Sandbox Fits Better

What CreateOS Sandbox brings to this matchup, with a plain note on where Gologin has the edge.

Up to 20 concurrent sandboxes on Pro and 30 on Enterprise, versus 1 to 3 on Gologin's self-serve Cloud Browser plans.

Each sandbox is a Linux VM that runs code, not a browser profile.

Pause preserves the whole VM, including running processes, not only browser storage.

Where Gologin is strong

Browser hours are cheap, from $0.07 to $0.09, and fingerprinted profiles stay logged in across runs with their own cookies, storage and IP.

Which to Pick

Pick CreateOS Sandbox if

  • You need more than three environments running at once without a custom plan.
  • The agent runs code, not saved browser identities.
  • You want egress allowlists enforced outside the VM.

Pick Gologin if

  • You manage many separate web accounts and need distinct fingerprints.
  • You want a desktop profile manager and a cloud API over the same profiles.
  • Low per-hour browser cost matters most.

Head-to-Head Comparison

Every dimension side by side, checked on 17 October 2026 against each vendor's own docs and pricing pages. "Not published" means we could not find it on the vendor's pages, not that the feature is missing.

DimensionCreateOS SandboxGologin
What you get (browser vs full Linux machine)Full Linux micro-VM; the desktop:1 image adds an XFCE desktop, Google Chrome and a computer-use APISaved fingerprinted browser profiles run in the cloud over CDP
IsolationFirecracker micro-VM with its own guest kernel, root filesystem and network identityPer-profile separation of cookies, fingerprint and IP (vendor-stated); runtime mechanism not published
Session lengthNo lifetime cap; optional idle auto-pause from 60 s to 24 h, off by defaultNot published
Run arbitrary codeYes: exec, shell, files and managed processes; devbox:1 ships Python 3.12, Node.js 24, Go, Rust and DockerRuns browser profiles, not code
Outbound networkOpen with no rules; deny-by-default once any host, IP, CIDR or wildcard rule exists, enforced on the host outside the VMResidential, mobile, datacenter and ISP IPs in 195+ countries; $1/GB past allowance
BillingPer second: $0.03616363/vCPU-hr, $0.01159025/GiB-hr, storage $0.0001584/GB-hr; no per-GB egress price, 50 GiB bandwidth budget per sandboxProfessional $4.50/mo (50 h, then $0.09/h), Business $8.00/mo (100 h), Enterprise $14.00/mo (200 h, then $0.07/h)
Pause and resumePause saves disk, memory and CPU state; vCPU stops billing, memory and storage still billSaved profiles keep cookies, storage, fingerprint and IP between runs
InterfacesSDKs in TypeScript, Go, Python, Rust, C# and Java (all but TypeScript pre-1.0), CLI, MCP server, REST APIREST API and SDKs, MCP server, Playwright and Puppeteer over CDP

Common Questions

How many Gologin cloud browsers can run at once?

One on Professional, two on Business and three on Enterprise, with four or more on Custom and extra sessions at $2 per session per month. CreateOS allows 1, 5, 20 or 30 concurrent sandboxes depending on plan.

What does Gologin keep between runs?

A saved profile keeps cookies, storage, fingerprint and IP, and leaving the profile out gives a temporary one. A paused CreateOS sandbox keeps its disk, memory and CPU state, so running processes survive as well as files.

Does Gologin have a free option?

Yes: a free key with 15 minutes of browser time and 3 parallel sessions, plus a free profile manager for up to 3 profiles. The CreateOS Free plan gives 500 credits, 1 concurrent sandbox and shapes up to 1 vCPU / 1 GB, with no card required.

See CreateOS Sandbox for yourself

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