Dolphin Anty's Synchronizer bulk-action tool and 860,000+ user base make it a strong pick for CIS-market affiliate and social media workflows — but its free tier was recently cut from 10 to 5 profiles, it has no mobile fingerprint support, and it disclosed a 2022 breach affecting roughly 15% of profiles.
Dolphin Anty launched in 2021 under developer Denis Zhitnyakov, originally built for affiliate marketing and traffic arbitrage — workflows that routinely manage batches of ad accounts at once. It's grown to over 860,000 users, concentrated heavily in CIS markets.
| Plan | Profiles | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 5 profiles | $0 (cut from 10 in September) |
| Free+ | 10 profiles | ~$10/mo |
| Base / Team tiers | 100–300 profiles | ~$89–99/mo, +$10–20/mo per extra seat |
Solo operators and small teams running desktop-only, high-repetition workflows (account warming, bulk posting) where Synchronizer's value clearly outweighs the mobile-support gap. Less suited if your work depends on genuine mobile app fingerprints, or if you need a lasting free tier for long-term testing —
Against AdsPower, Dolphin Anty's Synchronizer covers similar automation ground with a more affiliate-marketing-specific workflow. Against Nativ Browser, the difference is architectural: Dolphin Anty is cloud/desktop-first with no standalone offline mode, while Nativ Browser's Core Box tier ($49/mo) offers unlimited local profiles with an optional standalone mode that keeps data off the vendor's servers by default.