Dolphin Anty earned its user base honestly: it is a capable anti-detect browser, popular in affiliate and traffic-arbitrage circles, with scenario automation and cookie tooling that many competitors lack. If you are reading this, though, something has you shopping — usually price at scale, team workflow, or wanting a different feature mix. This comparison sticks to verifiable facts from both products' public pages, and we will tell you plainly where Dolphin is the better fit.
Pricing, verified (late September 2026)
- Dolphin Anty Starter: ~US$10/month for 20 profiles, single user. Per Dolphin's own announcement of the Starter plan update. At face value the best profile-per-dollar entry deal on the market.
- BulldogBrowser Starter: US$10/month for 10 profiles, 1 seat.
- BulldogBrowser Pro: US$29/month for 100 profiles — US$0.29/profile.
- BulldogBrowser Growth / Business: US$49/month (200 profiles, 3 seats) and US$79/month (300 profiles, 10 seats).
- Annual billing (Bulldog): pay for 10 months, get 12 — Pro works out to US$290/year.
Dolphin's prices are approximate and change with promotions — confirm on their site. The pattern to note: Dolphin's entry deal is genuinely strong, while Bulldog's mid-tier per-profile cost and flat team-seat pricing are where the economics flip. Full sourced table on our Dolphin Anty comparison page.
Where Dolphin Anty is strong
- Scenario automation: Dolphin's built-in scenario builder and synchronizer are mature and well-liked for repetitive multi-profile tasks.
- Cookie tooling: import/export and cookie-robot style workflows are a long-standing strength.
- Entry price: 20 profiles for ~US$10/month is more profiles per dollar than anyone at the entry tier.
- Ecosystem: lots of tutorials and community knowledge, particularly in affiliate marketing.
If you are a solo affiliate running under 20 profiles with heavy scenario automation, Dolphin Anty is a rational choice and we would not talk you out of it.
Where BulldogBrowser wins
1. Cost from 20 profiles upward
The moment you outgrow Dolphin's 20-profile Starter, you are into higher tiers where Bulldog's US$29-for-100-profiles Pro plan is hard to beat. Operations that expect to grow should price the tier they will need in a year, not the tier they need today.
2. Team workflow without per-seat arithmetic
Dolphin's Starter is single-user. BulldogBrowser Growth includes 3 seats flat and Business includes 10, with per-profile web permissions (view / use / edit), individual profile sharing, and team two-factor authentication. Sharing a profile with a VA without sharing the password is a first-class feature, not an add-on.
3. Sync you can see
Bulldog's desktop app shows visible sync status per profile with explicit success/failure feedback and retry — you always know whether a profile's cookies made it to encrypted cloud storage. Profiles also support device locks, and deleted profiles have 30-day recovery.
4. Verified fingerprint consistency
Bulldog's fingerprint spoofing is checked against page and dedicated-worker contexts, with canvas and audio regressions specifically repaired. Run our free fingerprint check inside any browser — including Dolphin — and compare what each tool actually reports. Details in browser fingerprinting explained.
Feature comparison at a glance
- Entry price: Dolphin ~US$10/20 profiles · Bulldog US$10/10 profiles — Dolphin wins
- 100 profiles: Bulldog US$29/month — Bulldog wins
- Team seats: Bulldog 3-20 seats flat on Growth+ · Dolphin single-user at entry — Bulldog wins
- Scenario automation: Dolphin's builder is more mature · Bulldog offers a local desktop API — Dolphin wins
- Sync transparency, device locks, 30-day recovery: — Bulldog wins
- Money-back guarantee: Bulldog 14 days on first payment.
Switching is a Sunday afternoon, not a project
- 1Export cookies from each Dolphin profile (its cookie export is good — use it).
- 2Create matching profiles in BulldogBrowser and import each cookie file into its profile.
- 3Attach the same proxies you already use — per-profile HTTP/SOCKS5 is supported.
- 4Log in once where needed; sessions persist from then on.
Run both tools in parallel during the transition — there is no lock-in on either side, and the 14-day guarantee covers you if Bulldog does not fit.
See real prices on the pricing page — from US$10/month — or the full sourced eight-browser comparison including Dolphin, GoLogin, Multilogin and AdsPower.
Frequently asked questions
Is BulldogBrowser cheaper than Dolphin Anty?+
At the entry level Dolphin's ~US$10/month for 20 profiles beats Bulldog's US$10 for 10. From roughly 20 profiles upward Bulldog is cheaper: Pro is US$29/month for 100 profiles (US$0.29/profile), and team seats are included flat on Growth and Business rather than sold separately.
Can I import my Dolphin Anty profiles into BulldogBrowser?+
You can export cookies from each Dolphin profile and import them into a matching BulldogBrowser profile, then attach the same proxies. Most users migrate a full profile set in an afternoon and run both tools in parallel during the switch.
What is Dolphin Anty better at?+
Scenario automation and cookie tooling — Dolphin's builder and synchronizer are mature and well-liked — plus the most profiles per dollar at the entry tier. If you are a solo user under 20 profiles with heavy automation needs, Dolphin is a rational choice.
Does BulldogBrowser offer a trial?+
Yes — new accounts get a 7-day free trial with 1 profile and no credit card required. Paid plans start at US$10/month with a 14-day money-back guarantee on your first payment.
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