GoLogin is an anti-detect browser that Grinfi uses to create a secure, isolated environment when connecting your LinkedIn accounts. Below are answers to the most common questions regarding its use.
Do I need to pay for a GoLogin subscription?
No, you don't. All sessions created through Grinfi (during the connection of LinkedIn to sender profiles) are already covered by our platform.
Trial period: If you see a message in the GoLogin interface stating that your trial period has expired, simply ignore it. Grinfi sessions will continue to function without restrictions.
When a subscription is needed: You only need to purchase a license if you plan to use GoLogin for your own purposes unrelated to Grinfi automation, or if you wish to use the web version only (free access to Grinfi sessions is only available via the desktop application).
Can I use a different anti-detect browser?
Grinfi's entire technical architecture is built specifically on GoLogin's capabilities. Other browsers have different technical implementations, making it impossible to connect them to Grinfi.
Is it mandatory to install the GoLogin app?
No, installing the app is not mandatory. However, using GoLogin provides an additional layer of security. By using GoLogin, you can share created sessions with other users, allowing them to gain direct access to an account. Since the login occurs via a single GoLogin session, LinkedIn will not flag changes in IP address or device, even if accessed from a different part of the world.
Does every team member need to register and install GoLogin?
All LinkedIn tasks can be performed through a regular browser, but running sessions via GoLogin significantly improves security and reduces the risk of account restrictions when working as a team.
Depending on your team's structure, you can choose one of three scenarios:
Team access: Each team member registers their own GoLogin account, installs the app, and shares the session to their account within the browser.
Single GoLogin account: Only one GoLogin account is created, and all team members are given the login credentials to use it.
Administrative approach: Only one responsible person installs and manages the GoLogin browser without sharing access with other team members.