Dolphin Anty review: fixed caps, flat prices, and what $10 buys
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Dolphin Anty is the flat-price option: $10/mo for 20 profiles, and no way to buy more on Base, Team or Enterprise — the plan's cap is final. 5 free profiles on signup. Score 7.2/10 — honest pricing, rigid scaling.
The verdict
Dolphin Anty is the simplest pricing in the fingerprint channel, and the most rigid. Starter is $10/mo for 20 profiles; Base is $89/mo for 100; Team $159/mo for 300; Enterprise $299/mo for 1,000. On Base, Team and Enterprise, the pricing page states plainly that additional profiles cannot be purchased — you pick a plan and you live with its cap, or you request a custom quote. 5 profiles are free on signup. Figures read from dolphin-anty.com/pricing on 2026-09-19.Scored by Leo Marsh. Scores are ours and stated as such; prices and specs are the provider's, with the date we read them.
Dolphin Anty keeps pricing flat and rigid: $10/mo for 20 profiles, $89 for 100, $159 for 300, $299 for 1,000 — and on Base, Team and Enterprise you cannot buy more profiles, period. 5 profiles are free on signup. Score: 7.2/10.
What it is
Dolphin Anty is an antidetect browser organized around browser profiles, marketed for multi-accounting. The vendor is Zhitnyakov software solutions LTD, based in Limassol, Cyprus (site footer, read 2026-09-19). What separates it from the rest of the channel is the pricing structure: a short ladder of fixed profile caps, with additional profiles explicitly not purchasable on the three mid and top tiers.
The pricing page offers five published plans — Free, Starter, Base, Team, Enterprise — plus a custom-plan path for unlimited profiles and unlimited users at a personalized per-100/per-1,000 rate. Team collaboration is present but lightly documented: additional users appear on Base, Team and Enterprise, but the count is not shown.
Pricing
Prices below are the vendor’s own, read from dolphin-anty.com/pricing on 2026-09-19, all USD and billed monthly. The page shows no annual discount.
| Plan | Profiles | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 5 on signup | $0/mo | No card mention on the page |
| Starter | 20 | $10/mo | Cheapest 20-profile plan in the channel |
| Base | 100 | $89/mo | Additional profiles cannot be purchased |
| Team | 300 | $159/mo | Additional profiles cannot be purchased |
| Enterprise | 1,000 | $299/mo | Additional profiles cannot be purchased |
| Custom | unlimited | personalized | Price per 100/1,000 profiles; unlimited users |
Two details matter here. First, the additional profiles cannot be purchased clause on Base, Team and Enterprise is the page’s own language — scaling is a plan change or a custom quote, not an add-on. Second, the additional-user counts on paid plans are not published, so the per-seat economics of Base and up are unverifiable from the vendor’s page.
Key features
- Fixed profile tiers — 20 / 100 / 300 / 1,000 profiles with hard caps (read 2026-09-19).
- Custom plans — unlimited profiles and unlimited users at a personalized price.
- 5 free profiles on signup — the Free plan’s headline offer.
- Flat billing — no metered proxy traffic, no overage pricing published on the page.
- Antidetect profiles — per-profile browser fingerprints for multi-accounting, per the site’s positioning.
Who it’s for
- Fixed-profile teams — if you know you need exactly 100 profiles, $89/mo flat beats metered alternatives.
- Beginners — 5 free profiles on signup and a $10 Starter tier are the lowest-friction entry in the channel.
- Budget forecasters — flat monthly prices with no add-on math make the bill predictable.
It is a weak fit for anyone who scales gradually: a team at 120 profiles must pay for 300 at $159/mo, and there is no published path to add profiles to a plan. See how the whole field ranks in the ranked list.
Alternatives
- GoLogin — $4.50/mo billed annually for 10–100 profiles with 1 GB proxy; 1 team member. Review: GoLogin review.
- AdsPower — $9 entry, 2 profiles free forever, sync and RPA; Business profile count not published. Review: AdsPower review.
- Multilogin — 5 cloud profiles free forever, 2 seats on Pro, cloud phones; $12.42/mo billed annually. Head-to-head: GoLogin vs Multilogin.
Every figure on this page is a dated row in the data hub, collected per How we test. Reviewed by Leo Marsh, who runs Runein and pays for these tools directly.
Pros
- 5 free profiles on signup, $0 Free plan — no card mention on the pricing page
- Cheapest 20-profile plan in the channel: $10/mo
- Flat, predictable pricing — no metered add-ons, no surprise overage
- Custom plans offer unlimited profiles and unlimited users at a personalized per-100/per-1000 rate
Cons
- Base, Team and Enterprise forbid buying additional profiles — the plan cap is final (pricing page, 2026-09-19)
- No bundled proxy traffic published on the pricing page
- Additional-user counts on Base/Team/Enterprise are not shown — not published
- Steep jumps between tiers: $89 → $159 → $299 for 100 → 300 → 1,000 profiles
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FAQ
Is Dolphin Anty free?
Can I buy more profiles on the Base plan?
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Does Dolphin Anty include proxies?
Sources
- Dolphin Anty pricing page, read 2026-09-19 — dolphin-anty.com/pricing/
- Runein fingerprint dataset, row
data/providers/dolphinanty.toml— Data hub - How these figures are collected — How we test