Dolphin anty or GoLogin: which is better to choose? 🤔

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Updated: 01.05.2026

Disclaimer: You’re reading a comparison review of antidetect browsers on the Dolphin Anty blog. This material is based on feedback and reviews from real users who have worked with us before or are still working with us. We’ve done our best to present the information as objectively as possible, relying solely on facts, so you can make an informed decision.

There are many antidetect browsers on the market today and choosing the right one is not always easy. Most services offer similar core functionality, but differ in usability, pricing and features for specific tasks. In this review we compare two popular solutionsб GoLogin and 🚀 Dolphin Anty, to help you understand which option is more suitable for multiaccounting, team collaboration and everyday use.

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Gologin: Summary

GoLogin is one of the well-known antidetect browsers that focuses on a web-based interface. The service allows users to create browser profiles with spoofed digital fingerprints and supports team collaboration, API access and proxy integration. At the same time, users often point to its relatively high pricing and limited automation features compared to some competitors.

💻 Available for: Windows, macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon), Linux;

🇬🇧 Languages: Russian, English, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese;

🔗 Website: gologin.com;

💰 Pricing: from €49/month;

🏁 Trial period: 7 days.

GoLogin can be downloaded from the official website.

Dolphin Anty: Summary

Dolphin Anty is a solution developed by the Dolphin team, designed for multiaccounting, secure workflows and a convenient interface built around a single workspace. The platform combines a wide range of tools for managing browser fingerprints, team collaboration and everyday operational tasks. In addition, the antidetect browser offers unique features and automation capabilities. Many of its functions are also implemented in a more practical and user-friendly way than in competing products.

💻 Available on: Windows, macOS, macOS(M), Linux;

🇬🇧 Languages: Russian, Ukrainian, English, Spanish, Portuguese and Vietnamese

🔗 Website: dolphin-anty.com;

💰 Pricing: from $0;

🏁 Trial: up to 5 profiles can be used for free.

🏆 Recognized as one of the top antidetect browsers according to rankings from many affiliate marketing conferences.

But to understand why, let’s compare Dolphin Anty and GoLogin in practice.

Interface

The first impression of any software usually comes from its interface as it either feels user-friendly or it doesn’t.

Workspace

The main purpose of any antidetect browser is to create multiple isolated profiles that operate independently from one another. That means the workspace should be intuitive and flexible enough to adapt to the specific needs of each user. In this regard, 👯 GoLogin and Dolphin Anty are quite similar: navigation sections are placed in the left-side menu, while profiles are displayed in a table format. Columns can be added or removed to keep the interface clean and uncluttered.

Gologin interface.

At the same time, in GoLogin the navigation menu is either fully expanded or completely hidden. There is no middle option where, for example, only icons remain visible for quicker access while saving workspace.

Dolphin Anty interface.

In Dolphin Anty the navigation menu is built around familiar ✅ icons, making it easy to instantly find the section you need. This approach allows users to switch between sections quickly without unnecessary clicks.

Profile Creation

In GoLogin, profiles can be created either with manual setup or in one click. However, the quick-create option is not especially intuitive in the interface as it is shown only as a “+” icon inside the profile name column without any label or explanation.

A profile can be edited in two ways: by clicking the three-dot menu and selecting “Settings” or by opening “Settings” directly from the profile row. Both options lead to the same result, but in the second case the editing window is split into multiple sections, which are arranged as dropdown menus and are not always convenient to navigate.

In Dolphin Anty, both profile creation options are placed side by side for quick access. When manually configuring fingerprint settings, all parameters are organized into just two sections: “General” and “Advanced” making the setup process more straightforward.

Mass profile import and smart data import, especially useful when purchasing accounts from third parties, are also available in the same section.

Profile Management

When working with just a few profiles, small interface details may not matter much. But once the number grows, finding the right profile quickly becomes essential. And this is where the differences between the two browsers become more noticeable.

Notes

To add a note in GoLogin, you need to click the corresponding field and type text. The formatting panel opens only after a right-click, but there are no visual hints about this feature, so many users may not even realize it exists. Formatting options are limited to text styling and color. The same logic applies to statuses as well.

To add a 📋 note in Dolphin Anty, a pop-up window opens where everything can be configured immediately: layout style, fonts, icons, lists, headings and colors. In practice, this gives users everything they need to create detailed notes while making profiles easier to identify at a glance without reading through long text. Adding a status works in a similar way: a pop-up window appears where you simply type the text and assign a color.

Tags

Tags in both GoLogin and Dolphin Anty are added with a single click. However, in GoLogin selecting profiles by a specific tag requires a double click. The first click opens a menu for creating and editing the tag, which adds an extra step to the filtering process.

In Dolphin Anty once a tag is added, it appears in the lower-left area of the interface. To filter profiles by that tag, you 🪄 simply click on it and no additional steps are required. To remove the filter, you just click it again.

Sorting and Search

In GoLogin profiles can be sorted only by name, while in Dolphin Anty sorting is available by name, status, tags and proxy.

Profile search in GoLogin is also limited to searching by name only. In Dolphin Anty, users get both a simple search bar and a ⚙️ advanced filtering system, which makes it easier to quickly find specific profiles even in large sets.

Filtering can also be removed in just a couple of clicks.

Profile Types and Bookmarks

In GoLogin there is ❌ no option to select a profile type for a specific platform. As a result, profiles can only be differentiated by name. At the same time, every new profile comes with the same default set of bookmarks such as Facebook, Dropshipping, Crypto and others, regardless of whether they are needed. If they are not relevant, the user has to remove or edit them manually.

In Dolphin Anty the ✅ set of bookmarks is determined by the profile type. For example, if a Facebook profile is selected, it will automatically include bookmarks that are relevant specifically to that platform. If no profile type is specified, no bookmarks are added at all.

When selecting a profile type in Dolphin Anty, a corresponding icon of the target platform appears next to the profile name, making it easier to visually identify its purpose.

It’s clear that much more attention has been given to profile management and interface customization in Dolphin Anty.

Proxy

Multiaccounting is not possible without proxies as they help isolate accounts at the network level and bypass geo-based restrictions. That’s why every antidetect browser includes dedicated 🔗 proxy functionality. Proxies can be added both during profile creation and in a separate menu, with support for both single and bulk import.

When a proxy is added as a string, all fields are automatically parsed and filled in, and a proxy check is triggered immediately.

Adding proxy to a profile in Gologin.

Mass proxy addition in Gologin.

Dolphin Anty offers the same features.

Adding proxy to a profile in Dolphin Anty.

Mass proxy addition in Dolphin Anty.

Despite the similar functionality, there are still some ❗ differences. In GoLogin to change an IP, you need to hover over the area to the left of the proxy name and only after that a refresh icon appears. In Dolphin Anty there is no need to search for anything as you simply click the arrow and the IP is changed immediately.

At early stages, when there are still no large launch budgets, any kind of cost saving can make a difference.

Automation

As workflows scale, manual work starts to take up more and more time, which is why antidetect browsers offer automation features.

However, in GoLogin these capabilities are relatively limited. It includes a cookie robot, but finding it is not very intuitive: you need to open the profile menu and select “Automation.” After that, a window opens with a single option for cookie collection. This rather long navigation path would make sense 🤷‍♂️ if there were multiple automation tools available.

Cookie collection settings are also hidden behind a separate button.

All other automation in GoLogin is handled via API. However, this requires programming skills and full API access is only available on paid plans.

🤖 The cookie robot is also available in Dolphin Anty. You simply open the profile menu, select the option, configure it and just launch it.

📔 The API documentation for Dolphin Anty is available via a link.

The platform also includes additional automation tools.

🔄 The Synchronizer in Dolphin Anty allows users to replicate actions across multiple browser profiles simultaneously. This is especially useful for large-scale account operations: you can log in across profiles in parallel, fill out forms, perform repetitive actions and significantly reduce time spent on routine tasks.

📹 Scenarios in Dolphin Anty are designed to automate repetitive tasks without the need to write code from scratch. They allow users to run pre-built sequences of actions inside profiles, such as opening websites, clicking elements, entering data, warming up accounts and other routine processes.

Dolphin Anty includes its own ad-farming system — ☁️ Dolphin Cloud, which integrates directly with the antidetect browser and allows users to build workflows without relying on third-party tools. The service is designed for large-scale campaign launches and supports not only Meta, but also Google and TikTok advertising platforms.

Subscription pricing

Pricing for GoLogin starts at €49 per month. For this amount, users get access to 100 browser profiles. However, changing the number of profiles is only possible on the highest-tier Custom plan.

Pricing for Dolphin Anty starts at $10 per month for 20 profiles on the Starter plan. On the same plan the number of profiles can be increased up to 60.

In addition, Dolphin Anty offers a 🔥 full-featured free plan with 5 profiles, which is not limited to a trial period and does not require any card binding. This approach is often more convenient for gradual scaling.

Comparison Table

Here is an overview of the key differences between the two browsers for better clarity.

Conclusion

GoLogin and Dolphin Anty solve the same core problem — managing multiple accounts through isolated browser profiles. However, their approach is different.

GoLogin can be considered an option for users who prioritize a cloud-based setup and basic multiaccounting functionality without additional tooling.

🔥 Dolphin Anty is better suited for scenarios where scaling, efficient management of large numbers of profiles, and built-in automation are important. Additional advantages include a more accessible entry price and a free plan with no card required.