A Dolphin Anty alternative when the profile ladder stops making sense

Figures below come from dolphin-anty.com/pricing (it redirects to /tarifs/), captured 2026-10-22, monthly billing.

What Dolphin Anty's pricing actually says

Plan	Monthly	Profiles	Extra users
Free	$0	5	not available
Starter	$10/mo for 20, +$10 per 10 more, $50/mo for 60	20 to 60	not available
Base	$89/mo	100	+$10 each
Team	$159/mo	300	+$20 each
Enterprise	from $299/mo	from 1,000, selectable up to 50,000 at a higher price	+$25 each

Look at what the ladder is made of: every 10 profiles on Starter costs another $10. Going from 20 identities to 60 takes the bill from $10 to $50, and the step to Base is $39 more for 40 more profiles. The price tracks the number of identities you hold almost one for one.

That is the honest reason someone searches for an alternative. If you are at 55 profiles and climbing, you are paying $50/mo, and profile 61 moves you to $89/mo.

Where AntiBrow is built differently

Local profiles are unlimited on every plan, free included. The paid tiers buy concurrency: how many browsers run at the same time (1 free, then 5, 20, 100), plus cloud sync and Live View. Proxies are not part of any plan. Paid entry is $9.9/mo.

Profile 61 costs the same as profile 6: nothing. If you run 200 identities but only ever have three windows open, you pay for three.

Two structural consequences:

Profiles are files you own. An AntiBrow profile is a directory on your disk. Cookies, localStorage, IndexedDB and passkeys are your files, cloud sync is opt-in per profile, and an unsynced profile is one we cannot read. Stop paying and the local profiles keep launching, because there is no phone-home check gating them.

Passkeys persist per identity. Each profile carries its own virtual authenticator, so a passkey enrolled on a site is captured and replayed at the next sign-in. Sites are moving passwordless login from optional to default, and an identity that cannot hold a passkey slowly loses the ability to log in at all.

Where Dolphin Anty is the better answer

• Under 20 profiles, and you do not automate. $10/mo is genuinely cheap for that band, and if nothing in your workflow is scripted then our Playwright and MCP surface is worth nothing to you.
• You need per-user team seats. Their Base tier and up sell additional users explicitly. AntiBrow bills per account with no seat charge, which is simpler but is not a team permissions model.
• You are already deep in it. There is no Dolphin profile importer yet. Switching means re-creating identities and logging in again, and warm accounts are worth more than a cheaper plan.
• Its Facebook and TikTok tooling matters to you. Dolphin has built specifically for those workflows over years and we have not.

Where we would not claim an advantage

Neither product controls your proxy quality, your behaviour, or the history of the accounts you bring, and those decide most detection outcomes. Both will get you flagged under bad conditions. Anyone promising otherwise is selling.

Check it yourself

Same proxy, same target, both products, through whoer.net and CreepJS, then through whatever anti-bot wall your work actually has to clear. That last one is the only test that decides anything.

AntiBrow's free tier is unlimited local profiles with no card, so running that comparison against us costs nothing and can conclude we are worse.

Download the desktop app or read the pricing.