Dolphin Anty vs Multilogin

Today we will compare two popular tools for digital and affiliate marketing, Dolphin Anty vs Multilogin.

Both offer anti-detection browser capabilities, however they come with very distinct features, strengths, and weaknesses.

This comparison will help you understand which tool might be the best fit for your needs. We’ll look into:

• feature set
• UI and comfort of use
• reputation online
• pricing and costs
• overall worth.

Dolphin Anty Browser

Dolphin Anty has quickly gained popularity in Russian speaking affiliate marketing community, particularly for those focused on running paid traffic campaigns.

It has been created by a team of former affiliates who knew exactly how to make money in the paid traffic ads area on Facebook.

Key Features of Dolphin Anty

1. All For Affiliate Marketing: Dolphin Anty offers built-in tools for automating Facebook Ad campaigns, which can be a game-changer for affiliates looking to scale their operations. However, this feature comes at an additional cost of $99/month on top of the base subscription.
2. No-Code Automation: The browser includes a block-based system for creating custom automation scenarios without coding knowledge. While powerful, it may require a learning curve and doesn’t offer pre-built scenarios.
3. Mass Profile & Proxy Actions: Dolphin Anty excels in managing large numbers of profiles with ease. Users can perform bulk actions like changing proxies, setting custom statuses, and handling cookies across multiple profiles simultaneously.
4. Team Collaboration: The browser offers good team options, allowing profiles to be shared and transferred between accounts. It also includes profile permissions for team members.
5. Customizable UI: The interface can be called made specifically for affiliate marketing on Facebook. It contains a lot of switches and info which will not be as informative for other work areas.

User Experience with Dolphin Anty

Dolphin Anty’s interface is designed with experienced marketers in mind. This focus results in a tool that may have a steeper learning curve for beginners but offers powerful capabilities for those familiar with the industry.

1. Interface: The interface is straightforward and organized, but it may appear very complex to new users due to the abundance of options and settings.
2. Language Support: While primarily developed for the Russian-speaking market, Dolphin Anty offers good English support. However, some users have reported seeing occasional Russian text in the interface.
3. Documentation: Dolphin Anty provides a blog with usage guides in English, but lacks comprehensive documentation. This may lead users to rely more heavily on live support.
4. Questionable Reliability: According to multiple user reviews on various platforms, Dolphin is known for sporadic service downtime and is prone to crashing while under load of multiple profiles.

To sum it ip, Dolphin will be a good fit for those with a technical background: it’s best if you know exactly what to click and where.

Updates and Support for Dolphin Anty

1. Update Frequency: Dolphin Anty issues updates frequently, which are announced through their Telegram channel.
2. Support Quality: The support team offers assistance in English, but response times can vary. Some users have reported longer wait times for complex issues. Most part of the community is Russian.
3. Leaks & Security Concerns: It’s worth noting that Dolphin Anty experienced a significant data breach in July 2022, affecting about 15% of user profiles. While the company compensated affected users, this incident raises questions about the overall security of the platform.

Multilogin

Multilogin, one of the oldest players in the anti-detect browser market, has recently undergone significant changes with the introduction of Multilogin X, a web-based version of their tool.

The web dash requires a desktop agent to work, but it could be a sign of future changes into a full scale web app.

Multilogin Website and First Impressions

1. Web Scraping App: Multilogin markets itself as an anti-detect browser for web scraping and multi-account management. However, the website may not provide clear explanations for new users unfamiliar with the technology.
   
2. Different Registration: With the shift to Multilogin X, new users now access the tool via a web app, which requires downloading a desktop agent. This change may be confusing for old users expecting a traditional Multilogin desktop application. We don’t know if the old app will be supported for long or not.
   

User Interface and Features

1. Web App Interface: The Multilogin X web app maintains a clean and minimalist interface, similar to its desktop predecessor. However, this simplicity comes at the cost of reduced functionality compared to some competitors.

   

2. Profile Management: Creating and launching profiles is straightforward, but the tool lacks advanced features like bulk proxy management or customizable profile tables.
3. Browser Options: Users can choose between Mimic (Chrome-based) and Stealthfox (Firefox-based) browsers, but there’s no option to select specific browser core versions or mobile OS emulation.
   
4. Mobile Apps: Unlike some competitors, Multilogin does not offer mobile apps for remote work or mobile fingerprint emulation.
5. Team Collaboration: Multilogin provides good team options with custom permissions, but these features come at a premium price.
6. Built-in Proxy IPs: Some residential IPs are included in the pricing packages, which is quite comfortable for new users.
   

Updates and Support for Multilogin

1. Update Frequency: Multilogin provides regular updates, with browser cores automatically updating to the newest versions.
2. Support Quality: Multilogin is known for high-quality support, with quick email responses. However, the recent transition to the web app has led to some user confusion and increased support requests.

Fingerprinting and Security

Both Dolphin Anty and Multilogin aim to provide good fingerprinting protection, but their effectiveness can vary:

1. Dolphin Anty: Known for its good fingerprinting capabilities, particularly for social media platforms. However, the data breaches and downtime reports raise concerns about overall security.
2. Multilogin: Has a good reputation for fingerprint protection. We had mixed results in our checker tests, but overall Multilogin is known as a reliable tool for avoiding detection.

Pricing Comparison

Free Plans & Trials

• Dolphin Anty: Offers a free plan. Paid plans are generally considered expensive, especially when adding team members. There is no trial of paid features.
• Multilogin: Provides a free Basic plan limited to three profiles. Paid plans are also on the higher end of the price spectrum, particularly for team use. No trial of paid features.

Personal Use Plans

Monthly pricing for 100 profiles:

• Multilogin X (Solo plan): €99 ($108)
• Dolphin Anty (Base plan): $89

Annual pricing:

• Multilogin X: €888 ($972) with a 25% discount
• Dolphin Anty: $852 with a 20% discount

Team Plans

Monthly pricing for 300 profiles:

• Multilogin X: €199 ($218) with 3 team seats
• Dolphin Anty: $159 with no team seats ($20 extra per 1 team seat)

Monthly pricing for 1,000 profiles:

• Multilogin X: €399 ($437) with 7 team seats
• Dolphin Anty: $299 with no team seats ($25 extra per team seat)

As we see, both tools cannot be called cheap. On teams and enterprise usage scale they’re about the same pricing level.

Dolphin certainly wins on the free plan generosity with its 10 profiles, however on any paid plan it’s a mixed situation as both tools provide their strong points for different work areas.

Evaluate your business needs and scale carefully before committing to a paid plan.

Pros and Cons: Dolphin Anty vs Multilogin

Dolphin Anty

Pros:

• Powerful affiliate marketing tools
• Great mass profile management
• Detailed and customizable UI

Cons:

• Steep learning curve for beginners
• Expensive, especially with add-ons and team seats
• Questionable security and reliability

Multilogin

Pros:

• Clean, straightforward interface
• Good reputation overall
• Good reliability and support

Cons:

• Limited features compared to some competitors
• Lack of mobile support
• Does not meet high user expectations due to unreasonable pricing level

Conclusion on Dolphin Anty vs Multilogin

• Dolphin Anty shines in its affiliate marketing capabilities and mass profile management, but it’s complex, not too reliable and will be expensive if you run a team.
• Multilogin, with its long-standing reputation and recent move to a web-based platform, offers a clean UI and reliable tool overall. However, it lacks some advanced features and has an extreme pricing level above initial plan.

In this comparison we cannot tell the obvious winner because the two contenders are made for different work areas and markets.

In the end, the choice between these two will depend on your specific needs, budget, and level of expertise. Evaluate your business needs carefully, and use both tools on free plans to see which fits better.

Comparison Table

Comparison Criterion	Dolphin Anty	Multilogin
Reliability
Features set
Comfort of use
Beginner-friendly
Support quality
Country of origin	Russia	Estonia
Updates frequency
Affordable paid plans
Mobile app
Free plan / Free trial
Free in-app proxies
Facebook Ads automation
Profile cloud launch	N/A