Dolphin Anty

Dolphin Anty is designed to give you a high level of anonymity and separation between different web “identities.” Each browser profile is fully isolated, with its own fingerprint (user-agent, WebRTC/WebGL parameters, fonts, time zone, location, etc.), helping to mimic completely separate devices.

The browser supports multi-accounting without bans, making it useful for marketers, affiliates, SMM specialists, and e-commerce users who need to run many accounts in parallel. You can integrate proxies of different types (HTTP, SOCKS, etc.) per profile to further separate traffic.

Dolphin Anty also has automation features: a visual scenario builder (drag-and-drop) allows users to automate repetitive browser tasks (navigating sites, logging in, scraping, etc.). It supports automation via tools like Puppeteer, Playwright, or Selenium if you run with DevTools Protocol enabled.

Other useful features include:

Team collaboration: share profiles with other team members.

Tagging and organizing profiles (statuses, start pages).

Bulk import of accounts and fingerprint profiles.

Real-time IP geolocation detection.

Dolphin Anty runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

💰 Pricing Overview

According to Dolphin Anty’s official pricing:

Free: $0/month for up to 5 browser profiles.

Free+ (Starter): $10/month — up to 60 profiles; you can buy extra in packs of 10 (up to 50).

Base: $89/month — up to 100 profiles, includes one user; extra users cost $10 each.

Team: $159/month — up to 300 profiles, includes one user; additional users cost $20 each.

Enterprise: from $299/month — supports 1,000+ profiles, unlimited users or more based on plan.

⭐ Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

Realistic fingerprint spoofing to help avoid detection.

Strong multi-account management: you can run many accounts in parallel safely.

Built-in automation engine for repetitive tasks.

Supports major proxy types, enabling IP separation per profile.

Good team collaboration — share profiles, set roles.

Profile synchronization across devices.

❌ Cons

Free plan is limited (only 5 profiles).

Additional profiles or users cost more, which can add up for large teams.

Some users report issues (e.g. “Local API” download loop) when using certain features.

Using bad proxies or poor fingerprint setups may still lead to account bans. > “Facebook knows … They track device fingerprints” per a Reddit user.

Onboarding complexity: fingerprint and proxy configuration can be technical for beginners.

🎯 Recommendation

Best for: Digital marketers, affiliate managers, social media professionals, and anyone handling many accounts who needs isolation and automation.

Great for: Teams who want to share and collaborate on browser profiles, or for use cases that require rotating proxies and distinct user identities.

Less ideal for: Users who just need a simple, secure browser (no need for anti-detect), or those who don’t want to deal with proxy setup or advanced fingerprint configuration.