Dolphin Anty

Dolphin Anty is an antidetect browser built for managing multiple accounts simultaneously without triggering bans or detection. The product is mature, with a reported 860,000 daily users and 2,200 teams relying on it for social media management, affiliate marketing, e-commerce account operations, and digital agency work. It solves a specific problem: running many accounts from a single device while making each appear to come from a different, legitimate user and device.

The core mechanism is fingerprinting. Every profile you create in Dolphin Anty gets its own isolated browser environment with a unique digital fingerprint: distinct user agent, screen resolution, timezone, language, installed fonts, WebGL renderer, canvas fingerprint, and dozens of other signals that sites use to identify and link accounts. You can create profiles in one click, with Dolphin's system auto-generating realistic parameters, or you can customize up to twenty individual fingerprint parameters per profile if you want more control. The fingerprinting extends beyond software signals too: Dolphin supports device name spoofing and webcam spoofing, so if a site checks what hardware is reporting, you can make each profile appear to come from a different physical device. The platform claims to use "real fingerprints" derived from actual device data, which in theory makes them harder to flag as synthetic, though the vendor doesn't publish technical details about how fingerprints are collected or validated.

In practice, you open Dolphin Anty, create a new profile, and it launches an independent Chromium browser window with all the fingerprint parameters pre-configured. That window is isolated from your other profiles: cookies, cache, and local storage are completely separate. If you log into Facebook on one profile and attempt to log in on another from the same machine, the two sessions appear to come from different devices, different browsers, different regions, with different browser history. This isolation is strong enough that you can run multiple profiles simultaneously without triggering the cross-site fingerprint bans that would normally catch coordinated operations on the same physical machine.

Team collaboration is a major part of Dolphin's offering. You can share profiles with team members, assigning granular permissions: who can view a profile, who can edit it, who can run automation on it, who can transfer ownership. This makes sense for agencies managing multiple client accounts or teams working on the same project. The platform includes tagging, status organization, mass actions (run the same task across ten profiles at once), and bookmark management, all designed to keep large profile libraries organized. The free tier gives you five profiles to start; paid plans provide more. The Starter tier at $10 per month supports up to 60 profiles and one user. Base jumps to $89 per month for 100 profiles, Team is $159 per month for 300 profiles plus support for collaborative features, and Enterprise is $299 per month for up to 1000 profiles (scaling to 50,000 or higher on custom plans). Additional team members cost $10 to $25 per person depending on tier.

Automation is built in. Dolphin includes a scenario builder for recording and replaying repetitive actions: log into a site, like some posts, follow some accounts, leave. Once recorded, you can run that scenario across multiple profiles simultaneously. The automation is JavaScript-based, so you can write custom scripts or use prebuilt templates for common tasks. There's also an API for programmatic profile creation and management, supporting multiple languages, which lets you integrate Dolphin into larger workflows. The platform supports "2 accounts" switching on Team tier and "10 accounts" switching on Enterprise, meaning you can flip between pre-defined profile sets quickly, useful for work that jumps between different account sets.

Proxy integration is straightforward. You can select residential proxies directly within the browser without leaving Dolphin's interface. The platform integrates with several proxy providers (the documentation mentions integrations with NiuProxy, OkkProxy, CyberYozh, and Rainproxy), and you can bring your own proxies if you prefer. Because each profile is isolated and has its own fingerprint, running multiple profiles through different proxies presents a much stronger anti-detection front than running the same fingerprint through proxy rotation.

The documentation emphasizes that Dolphin's development team "constantly analyzes the anti-fraud systems of popular platforms" to keep fingerprints current. The platform updates its Chromium kernel rapidly to stay in sync with real Chrome versions, which matters because a profile that's running Chromium build 126 while the real browser is on 128 is instantly suspicious to sophisticated detection systems. All paid plans include cloud synchronization, so profiles sync across devices: you can start work on a profile on your laptop and pick it up on your desktop. Local storage is available on paid plans as well, for scenarios where cloud sync isn't an option.

Mobile fingerprinting is supported, allowing you to simulate Android devices for social media marketing and affiliate work. This is valuable for testing mobile-specific workflows or for scenarios where a site has different detection or policies on mobile versus desktop. The platform's approach is to emulate the device entirely: not just the user agent, but the device characteristics, screen resolution, and various device-specific APIs.

Dolphin doesn't publish specific success rates against named protection vendors, and the documentation does not claim to bypass Cloudflare, DataDome, Akamai, PerimeterX, Kasada, or other named detection stacks. The platform's value proposition is fingerprint sophistication and isolation, which helps against generic device-fingerprinting-based detection but is no guarantee against vendor-specific challenges. The scenario builder and API are powerful for automating workflows, but there's no integration with CAPTCHA solvers, so if a site presents a CAPTCHA, you still need to solve it manually or integrate a separate CAPTCHA service.

Request limits exist at lower tiers. Starter plans have a 1500 RPM (requests per minute) limit. Team tier includes better rate limits, and there's no published ceiling for Enterprise, but high-volume operations will need a custom plan. The platform supports about 99.995% uptime according to its claims, which matters for teams running continuous operations.

Strengths include the sheer scale of the user base (860,000 daily users suggests a proven, stable product), excellent team collaboration features that rival dedicated account management platforms, real isolation between profiles, mobile fingerprinting for cross-device testing, and direct proxy integration so you don't have to manage proxies separately. The pricing is granular enough that a solo affiliate marketer can start free and pay $10 per month, while an agency can scale to hundreds of profiles on a fixed monthly bill.

Weaknesses center on the lack of vendor-specific documentation, no built-in CAPTCHA solving, and limited fingerprint customization compared to some competitors (you get twenty parameters, not infinite granularity). The platform also doesn't appear to offer failed-request or billing transparency in the way some SaaS tools do: pricing is fixed per tier, so you're not micro-charged for overages. The scenario builder is less sophisticated than full automation frameworks, so complex workflows might require API work or external tools.

Dolphin Anty commands a B+ rating because it delivers a mature, proven antidetect browser with strong team collaboration features, real isolation, solid fingerprinting, and a user base that proves production reliability. The lack of documented protection vendor defeats and the absence of CAPTCHA integration keep it from reaching A- tier, but for teams managing multiple profiles and accounts in the social media, affiliate, and e-commerce spaces, it's a well-established, capable solution that earns its position in this category.