Dolphin Anty alternatives: six options and who each suits

We make Mosaic, which is one of the Dolphin Anty alternatives below. We tried to be fair; corrections to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

Dolphin Anty, which its makers write as Dolphin{anty}, is built for media buyers and affiliate teams, and its pricing page shows it. On 2 November 2026 it listed five plans: Free with up to 3 profiles and no API, Starter at $10 a month for 20 to 60 profiles, Base at $89 for 100, Team at $159 for 300 and Enterprise from $299 for 1,000, sliding to 50,000. Every plan includes one user. More cost $10, $20 or $25 a month each, depending on the plan. The Base and Team cards also say "Additional profiles cannot be purchased", so growing past 100 means changing plan.

That price grid is the usual reason people search for an alternative. The second is the product's centre of gravity: roles, shared folders and a synchronizer are what you pay for, and a solo operator pays for them too.

What Dolphin does well, so you know what you would give up

Be clear about this before switching. Dolphin's plan table lists a scenario builder and a synchronizer that repeats one profile's actions in others, an API at 1,500 requests a minute on every paid plan, and Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright. It lists both a Chrome and a Firefox engine, both cloud and local sync, a trash bin, profile passwords and an audit log. Team plans add Admin, Team Lead and User roles, plus sharing of profiles, folders, proxies, scenarios, bookmarks and extensions. It ships for Windows, macOS and Linux. One line on the same page is marked "coming soon": one-to-one profile import from other anti-detect browsers.

Dolphin Anty alternatives at a glance

	Free plan	Entry price	100 profiles costs	Team members
Dolphin{anty}	Up to 3 profiles, no API	$10/month, 20 profiles	$89/month (Base)	+$10 to $25 each
Octo Browser	Not on the pricing page	€10/month, 3 profiles	€79/month (Base, 200)	6 on Team (€169)
AdsPower	2 profiles	Professional, 10 profiles	Not in page text	Member permissions listed
GoLogin	3 profiles	$9/month, 10 profiles	Professional at 100 (price not captured)	On paid plans
Incogniton	10 profiles for 2 months, then 3	$19.99/month, 10 profiles	$79.99/month (150)	3 seats on Professional
Kameleo	2 concurrent browsers	€59/month, 10 concurrent	Unlimited local profiles	Unlimited on paid
Mosaic	3 profiles, 10 creations	$49/month, unlimited	$49/month	None

All figures from each vendor's own pricing page on 2 November 2026, monthly billing, in the currency it prints.

How it works: Matched to the exit

Octo Browser

The nearest like-for-like swap for a team. Octo Browser sells Lite at €10 a month for 3 profiles, Starter €29 for 30, Base €79 for 200 with API access, Team €169 for 600 profiles and 6 members, and Advanced €329. Longer terms take 10%, 20% or 30% off for 3, 6 or 12 months. Profile data sits in Octo's cloud, encrypted, and opens on several devices, which suits a team working the same accounts from different desks. It also sells residential and mobile proxies inside the app.

At 200 profiles with an API, Octo's Base costs €79 against Dolphin's Team at $159 for 300. Run your own count against both tables.

AdsPower

Choose AdsPower if the synchronizer and scenarios matter most and you would like more of them. Its pricing page lists an RPA robot with customisable workflows on top of a synchronizer, Chrome and Firefox stealth browsers, a local API at 300, 900 or 1,500 requests a minute, profile sync across computers and member permissions. Free is 2 profiles and there is a 7-day trial. Professional comes in 10, 20, 50 and 100 profiles, but the prices are drawn by JavaScript and were not in the page text when we read it.

GoLogin

GoLogin is the cheaper start in dollars: Professional at $9 a month for 10 profiles, or $4.50 billed yearly. Business is $99 for 300 or 500 profiles and Enterprise $179 for 1,000. The free plan has 3 profiles and every feature except sharing and team members. It adds cloud launches and an Android app, neither of which is on Dolphin's plan table.

Incogniton

Incogniton has the most generous free start here: 10 profiles for the first 2 months with no card, dropping to 3 after that. Paid plans are Starter Plus at $19.99 for 10 profiles, Entrepreneur $29.99 for 50 with the API and Selenium and Puppeteer, and Professional $79.99 for 150 with 3 team seats. Every plan lists free built-in proxies and a synchronizer comes from Entrepreneur up.

Kameleo

Kameleo is for when your Dolphin scenarios have turned into Python. It charges for browsers running at once: Free is 2, Startup €59 a month for 10, Business €299 for 100. Local profiles are unlimited on every plan, seats are unlimited on paid plans, and it has headless mode, official Docker images and SDKs for Python, JavaScript and C#.

Mosaic

Ours. Mosaic is a desktop app running Tesseract Chrome, our own Chromium built from stock source with our patches, and it changes fingerprint values in C++ so every frame and worker sees the same machine. Each profile's timezone, language and location follow the measured exit of its proxy (exit matching shows how).

For someone leaving Dolphin, three things differ. There are no tiers: Pro is $49 a month, one plan, everything unlimited, so profile 101 needs no new plan. Everything stays on your computer, so there is no cloud sync and no team, and if your buyers share profiles that rules Mosaic out. And there is no scenario builder or synchronizer. The nearest things are typing into many profiles with human timing, the warm-up robot, and a local REST API with an MCP server for AI assistants on Pro.

Mosaic runs profiles on Apple silicon Macs today. A Mac can make Windows profiles too, but macOS ones match best, because a page measures fonts that come from the real machine.

Moving from Dolphin Anty

Mosaic's import reads a Dolphin Anty export without you telling it what it is. It identifies the product from the structure of the file, then maps each profile's name, notes, tags, proxy, start page, and whichever of platform, User-Agent, timezone, language, screen, cores and memory Dolphin recorded. Values Dolphin did not keep are drawn fresh and coherent, never filled with one constant across the batch. Dolphin's canvas and audio noise mode means nothing to our engine, so the report lists it as dropped, along with Dolphin statuses and the extension list, rather than losing them in silence. Cookies do not travel in the export; a profile's cookie jar can be imported on its own afterwards, as JSON or Netscape cookies.txt.

Dolphin's own tags come across, and each imported profile also gets a "Dolphin Anty" tag, so you can still tell where it came from a month later.

How to choose

Count first. Take the number of profiles you will have in six months and the number of people who touch them, then price that against each row above. A solo operator with 300 profiles and a team of six with 300 profiles land on different answers. Anti-detect browser with unlimited profiles does that sum for the products without a profile cap, and the best anti-detect browsers scores the main field on one set of criteria.

Whichever you pick, use it for accounts you are entitled to run; it does not change what an ad platform allows. If you work alone and want no per-profile tiers, the pricing page has Mosaic's one plan and its 14-day trial.