Dolphin Anty vs GoLogin: which antidetect browser should you choose?

Dolphin Anty or GoLogin: the short answer

Both are antidetect browsers: each profile gets its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy, so many accounts on one platform look like separate devices. Both have a free plan with 3 profiles. They differ in who they are built for:

• Pick Dolphin Anty if you are a media buyer or an ad team. You get a $10 Starter plan with 20 profiles, a no-code scenario builder, a synchronizer, and team permissions per profile or folder once you grow into the Base, Team or Enterprise plans.
• Pick GoLogin if you want the lower entry price on a yearly commitment, apps beyond the desktop or proxies from the same vendor. Professional starts at $9 a month or $4.50 billed annually, there are Android, iOS and cloud apps, and built-in proxies cover 100+ countries.

If you are unsure, start both free plans side by side: three profiles each is enough to check that your accounts and proxies work before you pay.

What we compared

Every fact here comes from Dolphin Anty's and GoLogin's own pricing, product and terms pages, read in October 2026. We don't run detection tests or score the browsers; the verdicts rest on stated plan limits and terms.

• Price at your profile count. Both sell tiers by number of profiles, but the tiers don't line up, so we compare at the counts people actually buy: 10 to 20, around 100 to 300, and 1,000.
• Long-term discounts. Dolphin Anty takes 20% off 6 to 11 months and 40% off 12 months; GoLogin takes 50% off annual billing. This changes the ranking at almost every tier.
• Free plan and trial. What you can test before paying matters here, because refunds in this category are tight.
• Teams. Extra seats, sharing and permissions.
• Platforms and automation. Desktop, mobile and cloud apps; APIs and no-code tools.
• Proxies, refunds and regions. Whether IPs are included, how refunds work and who can't sign up.

Pricing compared plan by plan

Prices per month in USD, from the Dolphin Anty pricing page and the GoLogin pricing page:

Dolphin Anty's 12-month column applies its 40% discount to the monthly price; the 6-to-11-month term takes 20% off. GoLogin's Professional plan lets you pick 10, 25, 50 or 100 profiles and Dolphin Anty's Starter 20 to 60; both pages give the lowest price, so the price at higher counts within these plans is shown when you choose it.

What the table shows:

• At 10 to 20 profiles the monthly prices are close: $10 at Dolphin Anty, from $9 at GoLogin. On a yearly commitment GoLogin is cheaper, $4.50 against $6.
• Between 20 and 100 profiles Dolphin Anty jumps from Starter ($10) to Base ($89), with nothing in between. GoLogin's Professional covers up to 100 profiles on one plan.
• At 300 and 1,000 profiles GoLogin lists the lower price both monthly and on long terms: Business from $99 against Team at $159, and Enterprise $179 against $299.

Price per profile isn't the whole bill. Team seats and proxies are counted differently, as the next sections show.

Free plan and trial

Both free plans give you 3 browser profiles with no time limit stated.

• Dolphin Anty Free is for one user; extra users can't be added, and account switching, cloud sync and API access come with paid plans. Registration needs a valid email and a Telegram account.
• GoLogin Free includes "all the benefits of Gologin, except for sharing profiles and team members." GoLogin also offers a 7-day trial of paid features, and its homepage says no card is required.

For a solo user testing a handful of accounts the two free plans are equal in size. GoLogin's trial lets you try paid features before you buy; Dolphin Anty has no advertised trial beyond the free plan, but its Starter tier costs $10.

Teams, seats and sharing

This is where the two differ most.

Dolphin Anty sells seats. Free and Starter are single-user only. Base, Team and Enterprise include one user, and each extra user costs $10, $20 or $25 a month respectively. In return you get roles (Admin, Team Lead, User), permissions per profile or inherited through folders, limits on how many profiles a teammate can see, and sharing of proxies, folders, scenarios, bookmarks and extensions. Paid plans also add account switching: 2 accounts on Base, 3 on Team, 10 on Enterprise.

GoLogin counts profile shares. Teammates get access to a profile without receiving passwords, at an access level you choose and can revoke. The pricing table lists 10 profile shares on Professional, 100 on Business, 1,000 on Enterprise and 2,000 on Custom, with team members included from Business up (the Professional card and the table disagree on members, so check before buying for a team).

Pick Dolphin Anty if you need fine-grained control over who sees which profiles. Pick GoLogin if you mostly hand individual profiles to colleagues or clients.

Platforms, fingerprints and automation

Dolphin Anty is a desktop browser for Windows, macOS and Linux. One-click profiles use real fingerprints, and custom profiles let you set 20 parameters, with spoofing of device name, webcam, WebGL, WebGPU, Client Hints and voices. For automation it has a no-code scenario builder, a synchronizer (beta) that repeats a master profile's actions in other profiles, and bulk actions. The pricing page lists a remote and local API with Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright on paid plans (1,500 requests per minute on Starter). Profiles can stay on your device only, with cloud sync turned off.

GoLogin configures 53 fingerprint parameters per profile automatically. Beyond desktop apps for Windows, Mac (Intel and Apple chip) and Linux, it has Android and iOS apps, a Cloud Browser and Cloud Android. Automation runs through Selenium, Puppeteer and a REST API, limited to 300 requests per minute on Professional and up to 1,200 on Custom. Profile data is encrypted with AES-256.

Pick Dolphin Anty if you want to automate without writing code. Pick GoLogin if you need to reach profiles from a phone or the cloud rather than one computer.

Proxies: bring your own or buy built in

Neither browser makes your accounts safe without a proxy per profile.

• Dolphin Anty doesn't sell IP addresses. It supports HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and SSH proxies and IP rotation through a change link, so you buy proxies elsewhere.
• GoLogin has built-in proxies with locations in 100+ countries, and each paid plan includes some residential proxy traffic. The pricing page doesn't state how many GB, so budget for your own proxies if you need volume.

If you are choosing a proxy provider as well, see our guide to the best residential proxies.

Refunds, regions and the rules

• Refunds. Dolphin Anty doesn't refund paid subscriptions by default; it accepts requests when the service was down for more than 24 hours through its fault, and other refunds are at its discretion. GoLogin's terms give 14 days on an initial purchase in the EU and US and 7 days elsewhere (the pricing cards say "7 days free returns"); recurring payments aren't refundable.
• Regions. Dolphin Anty's terms prohibit users in Afghanistan, Belarus, Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk, Iran, North Korea and Russia. GoLogin's terms list no restricted countries but require you to follow sanctions and export laws.
• Companies. Dolphin Anty is run by Zhitnyakov Software Solutions LTD in Limassol, Cyprus; GoLogin by Gologin LLC in Venice, Florida.
• Platform rules still apply. Both terms forbid fraud and illegal use, and GoLogin's explicitly forbid evading other platforms' bans and abusing promotions with multiple accounts.

Because refunds are limited on both sides, test on the free plan before paying for a long term.

Verdict: which one fits you

Choose Dolphin Anty if you run ad accounts as a team and want roles, per-folder permissions and no-code automation, or if 20 to 60 profiles at $10 a month cover your needs. Its real downsides: the jump from $10 to $89 above 60 profiles, paid seats on every team plan, refunds mostly limited to outages, and no service in Russia, Belarus and several other jurisdictions. Read the Dolphin Anty review for the full plan list.

Choose GoLogin if you can pay yearly, need up to 100 profiles on one plan, or work from mobile and cloud apps with built-in proxies. Its downsides: annual billing is needed to get the low price, the amount of included proxy traffic isn't published, and recurring payments aren't refundable. The GoLogin review has the details.

Weighing other options too? Our comparison of the best antidetect browsers adds Incogniton, DICloak and MoreLogin, and the multi-accounting tools page lists everything in the category.