AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty: prices, teams and automation

We make Mosaic, which is neither of these. Everything below comes from AdsPower's and Dolphin's own pricing pages, read on 2 November 2026, and we tried to be fair to both; corrections to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

In AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty, both are sold to the same people, media buyers and agencies running many ad and social accounts, and the two pages show it: both have a synchronizer, team permissions, Chrome and Firefox engines and cloud sync. The real split is in how you automate and what you pay at your size. AdsPower's page draws its prices with JavaScript, so we read them in a browser rather than in the page source. Dolphin's page prints its ladder as text. All prices are US dollars, billed monthly.

AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty at a glance

	AdsPower	Dolphin Anty
Free plan	2 profiles, no members	Up to 3 profiles, no API
Trial	7 days, every feature	None listed
Smallest paid plan	Professional, $9 for 10 profiles	Starter, $10 for 20 (slider to 60)
100 profiles	$36 (Professional)	$89 (Base)
Next tier	Business, $61 for 200	Team, $159 for 300
Large libraries	Enterprise from 5,000, price on request	Enterprise $299 for 1,000, slider to 50,000
Extra users	1 super-administrator per plan; member count set per plan	1 user included; +$10, $20 or $25 from Base up
Engines	Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers	Chrome or Firefox engine
No-code automation	RPA robot, customisable workflows, synchronizer	Scenario builder, synchronizer (paid plans)
API	Local API at 300, 900 or 1,500 requests a minute	Local and remote API at 1,500 a minute, every paid plan
Longer billing	Quarterly 15% off, yearly 40% off	6 to 11 months 20% off, 12 months 40% off

How it works: Bulk actions

What each one costs at your size

Neither product is cheaper everywhere, which is why the comparison is worth doing at your own count.

At 10 profiles AdsPower is $9 and Dolphin's smallest plan is $10, though that $10 already buys 20. At 20 profiles Dolphin wins: $10 against AdsPower's $12. At 100, AdsPower Professional is $36 and Dolphin Base is $89. At 200, AdsPower Business is $61, and Dolphin has no 200 plan, so you buy Team at $159 for 300. Past that, Dolphin's Enterprise is $299 for 1,000, while AdsPower's page asks you to set a Business count on a counter and quotes Enterprise only on request from 5,000.

Two lines on Dolphin's page change the sum for a growing library. Base and Team both say "Additional profiles cannot be purchased", so profile 101 means a new plan. And Starter cannot add a user at all.

Where AdsPower is the stronger pick

Automation for people who do not write code. AdsPower's page lists an RPA robot with customisable workflows on top of a synchronizer, and the footer links an RPA user guide beside the API guide and an MCP guide. If your day is clicking the same steps in forty profiles, that robot is the thing Dolphin does not list by that name.

It is also cheaper in the middle. At 100 profiles it is $36 against $89, and at 200 it is $61 against the $159 Dolphin charges for its next plan up.

The free plan is smaller (2 profiles) but the trial is broader: 7 days of every feature before you pay. Team rows on the page include unlimited profile sharing and specific permissions per member, with one super-administrator on every plan.

Where Dolphin Anty is the stronger pick

Scripted work. Every paid Dolphin plan, from the $10 Starter up, includes local and remote API access at 1,500 requests a minute, and the plan table lists Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright. AdsPower's API is also local, at 300, 900 or 1,500 requests a minute depending on plan.

Teams with a clear structure. From Base, Dolphin lists Admin, Team Lead and User roles, and sharing of profiles, folders, proxies, scenarios, bookmarks, extensions and start pages. An audit log is on every plan, Free included. Extra users are priced on the page: $10 on Base, $20 on Team, $25 on Enterprise.

A price you can read. Every Dolphin figure is in the page text, and the downloads for Windows, macOS and Linux sit in the footer. One row is marked "coming soon": one-to-one profile import from other anti-detect browsers.

Automation: robot or code

This is the question that decides most of these comparisons. Both products repeat actions across profiles with a synchronizer. Past that, AdsPower's answer is a visual RPA builder and Dolphin's is a scenario builder plus an API on every paid plan. A team with someone who writes Playwright will get more out of Dolphin's $10 plan than out of AdsPower's robot. A team without one will get further with AdsPower.

Which to pick

Pick AdsPower if you want to automate without code, if your library sits around 100 or 200 profiles, or if you want a week of every feature before you pay. Pick Dolphin Anty if you script, if you need a team with roles and priced seats, or if you want every price in writing before you sign up. Both list syncing profile data between computers. For the same pair of sizes against GoLogin and Multilogin, see GoLogin vs AdsPower and Multilogin vs Dolphin Anty; the vendors that replace each one are in AdsPower alternatives and Dolphin Anty alternatives.

Whichever you choose, use it for accounts you are entitled to run. Neither tool changes what an ad platform allows.

If neither fits

Both products charge by profile count, and both list syncing profiles between computers. Mosaic, which we make, keeps every profile on your computer and has one price, $49 a month for Pro, with no per-profile metering. It has no team seats and no RPA builder, so it suits one operator rather than a buying team. Its import reads AdsPower and Dolphin Anty exports by their structure. The wider field, scored on one set of criteria, is in the best anti-detect browsers.