Hit Dolphin Anty's five-profile limit? Don't rush into another antidetect browser

Dolphin Anty's current Free plan gives you five browser profiles, with up to three running at once. An account can hold up to 50 proxies and 10 extensions. Controls for browser fingerprint parameters are also available on Free.

The number may not be what is holding you back. Some users need more than three profiles open at the same time. Others need data export, automation, or a way to move work to another computer. Sometimes the only missing piece is one independent login.

If five profiles and the current Free features are enough, there's no reason to leave Dolphin. If they're not, the next step depends on what's missing.

Starter begins at 20 profiles. When we checked on August 6, 2026, this plan started at $10 per month. Versions with 30, 40, 50, and 60 profiles were also available.

Starter adds tools for working across many profiles: an action synchronizer, mass actions, Scenario Builder, Cookie Robot, profile transfer, and cloud sync. Paid plans also include API access. Dolphin lists the current feature set in its plan documentation.

Those tools aren't just for teams. A solo specialist may work with dozens of profiles, repeat the same actions in each, or launch browsers through custom software. In that case, Starter solves a real problem, and Dolphin belongs in a comparison with other professional products such as AdsPower.

If you only need one additional independent login, the Starter price also covers automation and other workflow tools you may not use.

Cookies can preserve an account login and part of a site's data. They don't move the whole profile. Extensions, settings, and other data need to be handled separately.

Dolphin's current plan description lists manual cookie export as a Starter feature, but doesn't list it under Free. API export is a separate route: Dolphin's API documentation requires a paid plan and cloud sync.

If important work logins already live in Free profiles, check the available export format before choosing another browser. Even a compatible cookie file may not preserve the login. The site can still ask for the username and password again.

A Dolphin profile can be stored locally. You can turn off cloud sync and delete its server-side data. The profile then stays on the current computer, but it can't be transferred to another device or opened for collaborative work.

Cloud storage is useful when profiles need to move between computers or colleagues. When all work stays on one device, local-only storage keeps the profile data off the server.

This choice also matters because of an older report. In July 2022, CPA.RIP published a report about a compromise of Dolphin Anty's cloud profile storage. CPA.RIP estimated that about 15% of profiles were affected. We didn't find a preserved primary Dolphin statement that could confirm that figure or the exact data involved.

The report concerns 2022 and doesn't describe Dolphin's current protection. For a decision today, the practical question is whether you need profile transfer and collaboration or can keep the data on one computer.

NOID has no API, mass actions, Cookie Robot, Scenario Builder, automatic cloud sync, or team management. If your work depends on those features, moving to NOID will make it harder.

NOID isn't a classic antidetect browser and doesn't reproduce that toolset. It's built to keep one user's digital identities separate.

Each NOID identity has its own site data, browser parameters, notes, tags, and connection. A client identity can use France, while a separate identity for a research task can connect through Japan. These are outgoing connection countries, not the user's physical location.

NOID includes free built-in proxies in 50+ locations. You can also add your own HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy, use Tor, or keep a direct connection. Identity data is stored locally with encryption and can be moved to another device manually as an encrypted file. Cookies can be imported and exported in JSON and Netscape formats.

NOID fits when you need to separate several independent logins rather than expand an automated profile workflow. The category difference is explained in NOID vs classic antidetect browsers, and the local data model is covered in How NOID protects you.

The seven-day NOID trial does not require a payment card. Use it for one account you actually need to keep separate. Choose the connection, then open Check ID to confirm that the selected connection and browser parameters were applied.