Dolphin{anty} — antidetect browser: rating and member reviews

Dolphin{anty} is the antidetect a lot of media buying teams grew up on. It speaks their language: account farming, warm-up, cookie robots and scenarios you build without code. In October 2026 it also keeps its Chromium kernel about a week behind Chrome, which is better than its reputation. What it doesn't do is come cheap: 100 profiles cost $89 a month for 1 person, and every teammate costs extra.

I've used Dolphin{anty} in my own work, but this review is built on what the company publishes, all checked on October 22, 2026: the pricing page, documentation and the official Telegram channel, where Dolphin posts its weekly updates. For how Dolphin compares with AdsPower, Octo, GoLogin and Linken Sphere on the same facts, see Antidetect Browsers for Media Buyers 2026: Real Differences.

What is Dolphin{anty}, and who is it for?

An antidetect browser for running many ad and social media accounts from one workspace. It's made by Zhitnyakov software solutions LTD in Limassol, Cyprus, and runs on Windows 10 and later, macOS 13 and later and Ubuntu 22.04 and later. The home page says 860,000 people and 2,200 teams use it every day and names affiliate marketing and media buying, e-commerce and bonus hunting among the main uses.

It's built around the routine of an ad account farm: a profile per account, its own fingerprint, proxy and cookies, plus tools to warm the accounts up, move them between teammates and repeat the same actions across many of them.

How good are Dolphin's fingerprints?

Dolphin doesn't publish how deep its spoofing goes. Its docs explain the noise approach: for parameters like canvas, Dolphin "generates a value that is as close as possible to the real one, but not identical, and sends it to the website," and that value stays tied to the profile. WebRTC is set to "Altered" by default. The home page adds that the team has "taken WebGL, WebGPU, ClientHints, and Voices spoofing to a completely new level and added the ability to hide everything related to antidetect from visual display during verifications."

Detection companies know Dolphin well. Fingerprint, a company that sells device identification to websites, lists DolphinAnty among its examples of antidetect browsers in the description of its detection signal. That says more about Dolphin's popularity than about its quality: the most used tools are the first ones detectors study. It does mean that a Dolphin profile with a contradiction, say a macOS user agent on a Windows font list, won't go unnoticed.

There are no mobile fingerprints yet. The home page marks desktop and mobile fingerprints as "soon," and the docs list only desktop systems. There's no mobile app and no cloud phone. If your work is mobile-first, Dolphin isn't there yet.

How fast does Dolphin follow Chrome?

About a week. Dolphin has no changelog page on its site, but its official Telegram channel posts a weekly update with the exact Chromium build. Here's 2026 against Chrome's stable releases:

• 150. Chrome stable: June 30. Dolphin{anty}: July 7. Days behind Chrome: 7.
• 151. Chrome stable: July 28. Dolphin{anty}: August 6. Days behind Chrome: 9.
• 152. Chrome stable: August 25. Dolphin{anty}: September 1. Days behind Chrome: 7.
• 153. Chrome stable: September 8. Dolphin{anty}: September 17. Days behind Chrome: 9.
• 154. Chrome stable: September 22. Dolphin{anty}: September 29. Days behind Chrome: 7.
• 155. Chrome stable: October 6. Dolphin{anty}: October 12. Days behind Chrome: 6.

The idea that Dolphin lags several versions behind is out of date. Since Chrome moved to a 2-week cycle in September, Dolphin has shipped each version 6 to 9 days later. On October 22, 2 days after Chrome 156, it was on 155, like most of the market. If you track versions, follow the channel: the site has no release notes.

Automation: scenarios, cookie robot and the synchronizer

This is why buyers pick Dolphin. From the Starter plan you get the scenario builder, a no-code constructor for browser routines: farming, data collection, warm-up. Next to it sits the cookie robot, which visits a list of sites to build up a profile's cookies before you use it.

The synchronizer repeats one profile's actions in others. It's still marked beta on the home page and, like the scenario builder, starts on Starter, not on the free plan.

The API is generous on limits. Remote and local API both allow 1,500 requests a minute from Starter, and Dolphin connects Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright to profiles. There's a guide for driving profiles with an AI agent through chrome-devtools-mcp. One thing to act on now: Dolphin said the old endpoint for the profile list will be permanently disabled on November 1, 2026, so scripts that still use it need to move to the new one.

Team work: what do extra users cost?

Every plan includes 1 user, and that's where the bill grows. Extra users can be bought only on Base, Team and Enterprise: $10 a month each on Base, $20 on Team and $25 on Enterprise. Free and Starter can't add users at all.

What you get for it: roles such as admin and team lead, shared folders with view, edit and manage rights, sharing of profiles, proxies and cookies, and profile transfer to other users. The October 12 update added a "Running" status that shows who launched a shared profile and on which device, and a remote force-stop for admins, available from Base. Dolphin explains why: when several people open the same profile at once, "sessions can conflict, leading to repeated login requests or even ad account bans."

In money: 3 people on 100 profiles cost $89 + 2 × $10 = $109 a month. The same setup costs $46 at AdsPower and $40 with unlimited seats at Multilogin's Business plan.

Signing up, payment and our link

You can start free. The free plan has 3 profiles with no time limit and up to 20 profile re-creations a month, but no API, scenarios or synchronizer. Dolphin cut it from 5 profiles and 200 re-creations in October 2026; the pricing page now says "Sign up and get 3 profiles for free." There's no standing trial: the last 7-day trial code ran from June 23 to July 31, 2026.

Sign up through our link and pay in the account. Plans are paid by Visa or Mastercard, Tether on TRC-20, ERC-20 and BEP-20, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and Dogecoin, Capitalist and FreeKassa, plus Alipay, PicPay, PIX, OXXO, SPEI, CoDi, PSE and PagoEfectivo.

About the banner on every page. Dolphin's site carries a banner that says "Choose how many months to compensate." It links to a "migration" page that opens a Dolphin account manager in Telegram. The terms aren't published on the site, so if you're moving from another antidetect, ask the manager what they offer before you pay.

If you want to refer people yourself, Dolphin's partnership program pays 15% of what referred users spend.

Dolphin{anty} pricing in October 2026

Prices from the pricing page on October 22, 2026:

• Free. Profiles: 3. Users included: 1. Extra user: not available. 1 month: $0. 6 months (per month): $0. 12 months (per month): $0.
• Starter. Profiles: 20. Users included: 1. Extra user: not available. 1 month: $10. 6 months (per month): $8. 12 months (per month): $6 ($72).
• Base. Profiles: 100. Users included: 1. Extra user: $10. 1 month: $89. 6 months (per month): $71. 12 months (per month): $53 ($641).
• Team. Profiles: 300. Users included: 1. Extra user: $20. 1 month: $159. 6 months (per month): $127. 12 months (per month): $95 ($1,145).
• Enterprise. Profiles: 1,000. Users included: 1. Extra user: $25. 1 month: $299. 6 months (per month): $239. 12 months (per month): $179 ($2,153).

Read the small print under the plans. On Base, Team and Enterprise "additional profiles cannot be purchased": if you need 120 profiles, you jump from Base at $89 to Team at $159. Prepaying 6 months takes 20% off and 12 months 40%.

Dolphin{anty} vs other antidetect browsers

How it compares at about 100 profiles, on monthly billing, October 22, 2026:

• Dolphin{anty}. Price for about 100 profiles: $89 (Base). 3 people, about 100 profiles: $109. No-code automation: scenario builder and synchronizer from $10, cookie robot. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• AdsPower. Price for about 100 profiles: $36. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $46. No-code automation: RPA, synchronizer on all plans. Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• GoLogin. Price for about 100 profiles: $39. 3 people, about 100 profiles: $109 (Business). No-code automation: synchronizer (Run with Sync), Cookie Bot. Chromium kernel on October 22: Orbita 153.
• Octo Browser. Price for about 100 profiles: 79 EUR (Base). 3 people, about 100 profiles: 169 EUR (Team). No-code automation: none. Chromium kernel on October 22: Octium 156.
• Linken Sphere. Price for about 100 profiles: $90 (Light, 150 sessions). 3 people, about 100 profiles: $160 (Pro). No-code automation: none (warm-up). Chromium kernel on October 22: 155.
• Multilogin. Price for about 100 profiles: $40 (Business). 3 people, about 100 profiles: $40 (unlimited seats). No-code automation: none (Cookie Robot from Pro 50). Chromium kernel on October 22: Mimic 155.

Dolphin{anty} vs AdsPower is the choice most buyers face. Both have no-code automation and a synchronizer. Dolphin ships new Chromium versions about a week sooner and its scenario builder is built around farming routines; AdsPower costs less than half at 100 profiles and charges $5 per teammate instead of $10. Read our AdsPower review for the other side.

Dolphin{anty} vs Octo and Linken Sphere: all 3 keep their kernels close to Chrome. Dolphin is the only one with no-code scenarios; Octo and Linken Sphere expect you to automate through the API, and both charge more for a team. Our Linken Sphere review covers its unlimited local API.

Dolphin{anty} vs GoLogin: GoLogin costs $39 for 100 profiles against $89 and has phone apps, but its Orbita kernel ran about 5 weeks behind Chrome in 2026. The full comparison is in Dolphin Anty vs GoLogin.

If you sign up for one of the others, here are our referral links: AdsPower, GoLogin, Octo Browser and Linken Sphere.