
Dolphin Anty
Anti-detect browser tuned for affiliate and media buying teams
$89/mo
from $89/mo /mo
- Profiles
- 10 free / 100–10,000 paid
- Team features
- Yes
- Free plan
- Yes
- Founded
- 2021
Our verdict
Dolphin Anty is one of the most polished choices for affiliate and paid-social teams, pairing a genuinely useful 10-profile free tier with warming automation and bulk proxy tools that were clearly built by people who run ad accounts. Just weigh its Russian origins against your vendor policy, and know that its strengths are wasted if your work isn't media buying.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Generous free plan (10 profiles)
- Scenario builder automates account warming
- Excellent bulk proxy management
- Strong Facebook/TikTok workflows
- Active development and updates
Cons
- Russian-origin tooling concerns some teams
- Documentation partly translated
- Fewer OS fingerprint options than rivals
Compatibility
Operating systems
Overview
Dolphin Anty is a Chromium-based anti-detect browser that grew up inside the affiliate and media-buying scene, and it still wears that history proudly. If your day revolves around running paid traffic on Facebook and TikTok, spinning up dozens of ad accounts, and keeping each one walled off from the next, this is a tool built with your exact headaches in mind.
What it is
Launched in 2021, Dolphin Anty lets you create browser profiles that each carry their own fingerprint, cookies, and proxy. Every profile behaves like a separate device to the sites you visit, which is what keeps a stack of ad accounts from being linked together. The tooling has Russian origins, which is worth noting neutrally for teams with vendor-sourcing policies, though the app itself runs happily on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
How the fingerprinting works
Each profile ships with a coherent set of fingerprint parameters — user agent, canvas, WebGL, WebRTC, timezone, and screen values — that are tuned to look like a real, ordinary machine rather than a lab-perfect one. The point is consistency: a profile whose timezone, language, and proxy geolocation all agree is far less interesting to an anti-fraud system than one that contradicts itself. Dolphin leans into that quiet-and-believable philosophy instead of trying to be exotic.
Automation and workflows
The standout feature is scenario automation. You can record or script sequences of clicks and page actions and replay them across many profiles at once — the classic use case being account warming, where fresh profiles browse, like, and scroll to build trust before you ever run an ad. Alongside that you get bulk proxy assignment, so hundreds of profiles can be handed proxies in one sweep, plus statuses, notes, and tags to keep a large account roster organized.
- Scenario automation for warming and repetitive tasks
- Bulk proxy assignment across profile batches
- Statuses, notes, and tags for account bookkeeping
- Purpose-built Facebook and TikTok ad-account workflows
Pricing and team features
Dolphin is unusually generous at the entry point: a free tier gives you 10 profiles, which is enough to genuinely evaluate the product or run a small operation. Paid plans start around $89/mo and scale up profile counts and team seats from there. Shared profiles, roles, and the tagging system make it workable for a team of buyers dividing up accounts.
Who it's for
This is a media buyer's browser first and foremost. If you run affiliate campaigns or paid social at scale, the warming automation and ad-platform focus will feel tailor-made. If your work is e-commerce, scraping, or general multi-accounting, Dolphin still does the job well — you just won't lean on the features that make it special.
Features & capabilities
Chromium anti-detect engine
Profiles run on a hardened Chromium build with per-profile fingerprints tuned to look like ordinary real devices.
Scenario automation
Record and replay click-and-browse sequences across many profiles at once, ideal for warming fresh accounts.
Bulk proxy assignment
Attach HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 proxies to hundreds of profiles in a single sweep.
Ad-platform workflows
Purpose-built flows for Facebook and TikTok ad accounts, reflecting its media-buying roots.
Statuses, notes, and tags
Organize large account rosters with custom statuses, freeform notes, and color tags.
Local API for scripting
A local automation API exposes profile control to external scripts and frameworks.
Cross-platform desktop app
Native clients for Windows, macOS, and Linux keep mixed teams on the same tooling.
Generous free tier
Ten profiles at no cost make real evaluation and small operations possible without paying.
Integrations & supported tools
Privacy & compliance
Frequently asked questions
Each profile carries its own fingerprint, cookies, and proxy, so sites see a distinct device every time. As long as you pair each profile with a clean, matching proxy, there is no shared signal tying the accounts together.
Yes — the fingerprints are designed to look like ordinary real machines, and the platform is specifically tuned for paid-social workflows. Success still depends heavily on proxy quality and sensible account behavior.
Dolphin works with HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxies, and you can assign them in bulk across many profiles at once. Residential or mobile proxies are recommended for ad accounts.
The free tier includes 10 profiles with no time limit, which is enough to properly test the browser or run a small operation before upgrading.
Scenario automation lets you record and replay click-and-browse sequences across many profiles, most commonly for warming new accounts. It handles repetitive tasks without you babysitting each profile.
Yes. Paid plans add team seats, shared profiles, and role controls, and the statuses/notes/tags system helps a group of buyers keep a large account roster organized.
Dolphin Anty runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, so mixed-OS teams can all use the same setup.
Dolphin focuses on desktop Chromium fingerprints. It does not offer the real Android/iOS profiles that a tool like Kameleo provides.
Refund terms vary by plan and are handled through support; the free 10-profile tier means you can evaluate thoroughly before paying anything.
The tooling has Russian origins, which some organizations flag for vendor-sourcing reasons. Functionally the app runs locally on your machine; whether that origin matters is a policy decision for your team.
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