Multilogin vs Dolphin Anty: what you pay and what you get

We make Mosaic, which is neither of these. The facts are from Multilogin's and Dolphin's own pricing pages, read on 2 November 2026; we tried to be fair to both, and corrections go to hello@mosaicbrowser.com.

Most Multilogin vs Dolphin Anty comparisons repeat an old line: Multilogin is the expensive enterprise product and Dolphin Anty the cheap one for media buyers. On the day we read both pages, the first half was no longer true past a small library. Multilogin charged $40 a month for 100 profiles and Dolphin $89. What each buys is different, though. Multilogin puts proxy traffic, Android cloud phones and seats into the plan. Dolphin puts automation into it. Prices are US dollars a month, billed monthly; Multilogin's page draws them with JavaScript, so we read it in a browser.

Multilogin vs Dolphin Anty at a glance

	Multilogin	Dolphin Anty
Free plan	5 cloud profiles, no time limit, no card	Up to 3 profiles
Free extras	200 MB proxy traffic and 30 cloud-phone minutes, once	None listed
10 / 20 profiles	$11 / $19 (Pro)	$10 for 20 (Starter, slider to 60)
50 profiles	$29 (Pro)	Starter slider, or Base
100 profiles	$40 (Business)	$89 (Base)
300 profiles	$89 (Business)	$159 (Team)
1,000 profiles	$185 (Business), ladder to 10,000	$299 (Enterprise), slider to 50,000
Paying ahead	35% off yearly	20% off for 6 to 11 months, 40% for 12
Seats	Up to 2 on Pro; unlimited on Business	1 included; +$10, $20 or $25 from Base
API	50 to 100 requests a minute; none on Free	1,500 requests a minute, every paid plan; none on Free
No-code automation	Templates, bulk operations, Cookie Robot	Scenario builder, synchronizer
Proxy traffic	Included, monthly on paid plans	Bring your own
Cloud phones	Android, real hardware, minutes included	Not listed
Profiles stored	Local and cloud	Local and cloud sync

How it works: Bulk actions

The price at your size

Dolphin wins only at the bottom. Its Starter plan is $10 for 20 profiles, where Multilogin's Pro is $19. At 10 profiles the two are a dollar apart.

From 100 profiles Multilogin moves to Business, and every Business figure we read is lower than Dolphin's plan at the same size: $40 against $89 at 100, $89 against $159 at 300, $185 against $299 at 1,000. Dolphin's Base and Team cards also say "Additional profiles cannot be purchased", so passing 100 or 300 means changing plan.

Prepaying narrows it a little. Dolphin takes 40% off a 12-month term and Multilogin 35% off a year.

What Multilogin puts in the plan

Proxy traffic. Every plan includes premium proxy traffic: a one-time 200 MB on Free, a monthly allowance on Pro, and 5 GB a month on Business 100. Dolphin's page lists integrations with proxy providers, not traffic.

Cloud phones. Multilogin's FAQ says these are Android environments on real smartphone hardware, not an emulator, billed by the minutes they run, with minutes in each plan: 30 once on Free, 150 a month on Business 100. If some of your accounts live in a mobile app, Dolphin has nothing to match on its pricing page.

Seats. Every Business size, from 100 profiles, has unlimited seats. Pro includes up to 2.

What Dolphin Anty puts in the plan

Automation. Every paid Dolphin plan, the $10 one included, has a scenario builder, a synchronizer that repeats one profile's actions in others, and local and remote API access at 1,500 requests a minute, with Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright listed. Multilogin's API runs at 50, 75 or 100 requests a minute by plan, with custom limits on Business. A script that drives many profiles will notice.

Team structure. From Base, Dolphin lists Admin, Team Lead and User roles, a per-user limit on profile creation, and sharing of profiles, folders, proxies, scenarios, bookmarks, extensions and start pages. Multilogin's page lists folder access management, profile transfer to teams or clients, and advanced team management on Business.

Engine choice. Dolphin's plan table lists a Chrome or Firefox engine on every plan. Multilogin's pricing page does not name its engines.

Which to pick

Pick Dolphin Anty if you run up to about 60 profiles, if your team lives in scenarios and scripts, or if you want a Firefox engine named on the plan. Pick Multilogin if you run 100 profiles or more, if you would rather buy proxy traffic and cloud phones from the same vendor, or if you need many people on the account without paying per seat. Each meets another rival in AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty and Multilogin alternatives.

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If neither fits

Mosaic, which we make, includes no proxy traffic, no cloud phones and no seats. Every profile stays on your computer, and Pro is $49 a month with no per-profile metering, with a local REST API and an MCP server for scripts and AI assistants. Its import reads both Multilogin and Dolphin Anty exports. Mosaic vs Multilogin has that trade in detail, and the wider field is in the best anti-detect browsers.