Dolphin Anty alternative for X accounts: flottra vs Dolphin Anty

Dolphin Anty is a Chromium-based antidetect browser for Windows, macOS and Linux, with a free 5-profile plan, a scenario builder and automation APIs. It works on any site and ships nothing specific to X. flottra is built only for X: a profile, proxy and fingerprint per account, plus paced follows, posts and profile work from a panel.

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This page is for you if you use Dolphin Anty, or are weighing it up, and a good share of your accounts live on X. The two products overlap on one thing, keeping accounts apart, and differ on almost everything else.

Dolphin Anty is a general antidetect browser: it gives you many isolated browser profiles for any website and leaves what happens inside them to you. flottra is narrower. It keeps each X account in its own browser too, but it also does the X work: following, posting and profile edits, paced per account and scheduled from a panel. Below is a factual side by side, including where Dolphin Anty is the better pick.

Dolphin Anty and flottra at a glance

Dolphin Antyflottra
What it isAntidetect browser for managing many isolated profiles on any siteWeb panel plus a Windows app that runs your X accounts
How it acts on XNothing X-specific; you act in a profile by hand, or through scenarios and scripts you buildDrives x.com in a real, visible browser; does not use the official X API
Where it runsDesktop app on your computerYour own Windows PC; the panel on flottra.com holds the schedule
X actionsNone built inFollow, text posts, profile edits; likes and replies only via Pods or MCP; no DM, no unfollow
Accounts5 profiles free; 20 to 50,000 on paid plans2 accounts free; 10, 40 or 150 on paid plans, +$4 per extra account
Proxy per accountYes, one per profile; HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, SSH; proxy provider integrationsRequired; residential, mobile or ISP over HTTP; no data centre proxies
Fingerprint per accountYes, per profileYes, fixed per account in flottra Engine
OSWindows, macOS, LinuxWindows only
AutomationScenario builder, API, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright (paid plans)Ready X tasks and routines; MCP server for AI agents
TeamRoles (Admin, Team Lead, User), profile sharing; extra users paidNo team seats
Price (checked 24 Sep 2026)Starter from $10/mo; Base $89; Team $159; Enterprise from $299Starter $39/mo; Pro $99; Team $299 (excl. VAT)
Free planYes: 5 profiles, 1 user, no APIYes: 2 accounts, no card
Competitor details from dolphin-anty.com and docs.dolphin-anty.com, checked 24 September 2026.

What Dolphin Anty is and does well

Dolphin Anty (its maker writes it Dolphin{anty}) is a Chromium-based antidetect browser available for Windows, Linux and macOS. Each browser profile carries its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy, so several accounts on the same site do not look like one machine. Its homepage says 860,000 people and 2,200 teams use it every day.

It keeps its engine current. A blog post from August 2026 describes an upgrade to Chromium 144 with ten CVE patches. On the proxy side it takes HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and SSH, assigns one proxy per profile or many at once, and integrates with proxy providers rather than selling its own traffic.

Automation is generic and capable. The scenario builder lets you chain action blocks without code, there is a synchronizer, and paid plans open a remote and local API with Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright support. Team plans add roles (Admin, Team Lead and User), profile and folder sharing with permissions, and profile transfer between accounts.

What it does not have is anything for X in particular. Its first-party pages show no X templates, and the scenario store is marked as coming soon. If you want X accounts to follow or post on a schedule, you build and maintain that flow yourself.

How flottra differs

The browser part

flottra is a web panel plus a Windows desktop app. The panel keeps track of what should happen and when; the app, on your own computer, opens a real, visible browser for each account and does the work there. No browser runs on flottra’s servers, and nothing ever runs headless.

Every account gets a persistent profile (its cookies stay in the account’s own folder on your disk), a proxy and a fingerprint. The browser is flottra Engine, its own Chromium-based build. Canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts, GPU strings and screen differ per account and stay the same on every launch and every computer, while timezone, language and location follow the proxy’s exit IP. A proxy is required: without one, the account’s browser does not open. That is the part that overlaps with Dolphin Anty, and our guide on antidetect browsers for X accounts covers which of these values matter on X.

The X part

This is what Dolphin Anty leaves to you and flottra ships as ready tasks:

  • Following from a pasted list of up to 500 usernames per account, plus optional discovery through X people search. See how auto follow works.
  • Posting text posts: one-off posts you write, or a posting routine where your own AI key (or your own Claude Code through MCP) writes the text.
  • Profile edits: display name, bio, website, avatar, header, username and password, one account at a time or in bulk.
  • Session checks: whether an account is logged in, locked or suspended.
  • Likes and replies only through Pods (Pro and Team) or tasks planned over the MCP server, with reply text you provide.

Pacing is built in rather than something you script. A follow routine does at most one follow per 5 minutes per account, 6 an hour by default and 80 a day under the growth defaults, between 09:00 and 22:00 in the account’s own time. The warming gate holds new accounts back: 3 actions a day for days 0 to 2 with no follows, 6 for days 3 to 6, 12 for days 7 to 13, then open. Routine posting waits for the first 14 days.

Where Dolphin Anty is the better choice

  • You work on more than X. Ads accounts, marketplaces, other social networks: Dolphin Anty profiles work on any site. flottra only does X.
  • You are on a Mac or Linux. Dolphin Anty ships for Windows, macOS and Linux. flottra’s app is Windows only.
  • A team shares the profiles. Roles, profile sharing with permissions and profile transfer are built in. flottra has no team seats or invites.
  • You need many profiles cheaply. Starter begins at $10 a month for 20 profiles and Enterprise scales past 1,000. flottra prices per X account and includes the X work, so it costs more per account.
  • You want to script everything yourself. An API with Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright gives developers full control. flottra offers ready tasks and an MCP server, not a browser automation API.
  • Your proxies are SOCKS or SSH. Dolphin Anty takes both, alongside HTTP. flottra wants residential, mobile or ISP proxies over HTTP.

What flottra does not do

  • No macOS, Linux or mobile app. No cloud browser: if your computer is off, tasks wait.
  • No profiles for other platforms; everything is built around X.
  • No unfollow, no DMs, no retweets, quotes, threads, polls, or image and video posts.
  • No automatic like or reply routine, and no AI-written replies.
  • No captcha solving; an email or phone check at login stops and waits for you. It does not create accounts, sell accounts or sell proxies.
  • No post analytics, no team seats, no 2FA on the panel.

X rules and risk

Using a Dolphin Anty profile by hand is ordinary browsing. Once a scenario or a script acts on x.com for you, it falls under the same line in X’s automation rules as flottra does. The rules list, among things not to do:

  • “Use non-API-based forms of automation, such as scripting the X website. The use of these techniques may result in the permanent suspension of your account.”
  • “You may not like posts or hide replies in an automated manner.”
  • “You may not follow or unfollow X accounts in a bulk, aggressive, or indiscriminate manner.”

Plainly

flottra drives the X website in a real browser, so it is not compliant with these rules and does not claim to be. Neither is a scripted Dolphin Anty scenario. What flottra adds is restraint by default: the warming gate, hourly and daily caps, and one profile, proxy and fingerprint per account on your own computer. That lowers risk; it does not remove it.

On X, the proxy and the pace usually matter more than the browser. See proxies for X accounts, X follow limits and why X accounts get suspended.

Pricing compared

Dolphin Anty prices by profiles, from its pricing page and plan documentation, checked 24 September 2026:

Dolphin Anty planProfilesMonthlyUsers
FreeUp to 5$01
Starter20 (up to 60)From $101
Base100$891, +$10 per extra user
Team300$1591, +$20 per extra user
Enterprise1,000 (up to 50,000)From $2991, +$25 per extra user
CustomUnlimitedPersonalisedUnlimited
From dolphin-anty.com/tarifs, checked 24 September 2026. Prepaying 6 to 11 months takes 20% off; 12 months takes 40% off.

flottra prices by X accounts, with unlimited computers on every plan:

flottra planX accountsMonthly
Free2$0, no card
Starter10$39
Pro40$99
Team150$299
Extra account+1$4
From flottra.com/pricing, 24 September 2026. Prices exclude VAT.

Pods need Pro or Team; everything else is on every plan, Free included. flottra is in open beta and card payment is not live yet, so paid plans are set up directly. Current details are on the pricing page. The per-unit comparison favours Dolphin Anty; the difference is that a flottra account comes with the X tasks and pacing, while a Dolphin Anty profile comes empty.

Which one to choose

  • Choose Dolphin Anty if you work across several platforms, need macOS or Linux, share profiles with a team, or want to script the browser yourself.
  • Choose flottra if your accounts are on X, you are on Windows, and you want following, posting and profile work done per account with pacing and a warming gate, without building scenarios.
  • Use both if you run other platforms in Dolphin Anty and X in flottra. Keep each X account in one place, so its cookies, proxy and fingerprint stay consistent.

For how other antidetect browsers compare, see flottra vs AdsPower, flottra vs GoLogin, flottra vs Multilogin, or all comparisons. The full list of what runs today is on the features page.

Moving X accounts from Dolphin Anty to flottra

  1. Collect each account’s logins. flottra takes a bulk paste, one account per line: username:password[:email[:emailpassword[:2fasecret]]][:auth_token]. An auth_token cookie is the recommended way in; otherwise it logs in with the password and generates the 2FA code in the app.
  2. Give each account a proxy. Reusing the one it had in Dolphin Anty keeps its IP history consistent, as long as it is residential, mobile or ISP and works over HTTP.
  3. Expect a new fingerprint. flottra Engine assigns its own per account, so X will see the account on a different device than in Dolphin Anty.
  4. Plan for the warming gate. It counts from the day you add the account to flottra, not from the account’s age, so even an old account starts at 3 actions a day.

Dolphin Anty is a trademark of its owner. flottra is not affiliated with Dolphin Anty or with X Corp.

Questions

What are some alternatives to Dolphin?
Among antidetect browsers, the names that come up most are AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, MoreLogin and Octo Browser, with Incogniton and Kameleo also appearing in searches. They differ mainly in price per profile, free-tier size, team features and cloud options. If your accounts are all on X and you want the follows and posts done for you rather than scripted, flottra is an X-only option that pairs a profile, proxy and fingerprint per account with the X work itself.
Is Dolphin Anty free?
Partly. Its Free plan costs $0 and covers up to 5 browser profiles for one user, with up to 50 proxies and 3 profiles running at once, according to its own pricing page and documentation checked on 24 September 2026. The Free plan has no API access, and the scenario builder plus Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright support come with the paid plans, which start from $10 a month.
Is the Dolphin Anty browser safe?
For account work, the outcome depends less on which antidetect browser you pick than on three things around it: a fingerprint that stays consistent for each profile across sessions, a clean residential or mobile proxy per account instead of a shared data centre address, and a human pace of actions. A browser supplies only the first. Proxy quality and pacing are choices you make, on Dolphin Anty or on any alternative.
How much does Dolphin Anty cost?
Its pricing page lists Free at $0 for 5 profiles, Starter from $10 a month for 20 profiles, Base at $89 for 100, Team at $159 for 300 and Enterprise from $299 for 1,000, with custom plans above that. Paying 6 to 11 months ahead takes 20% off and 12 months takes 40% off. Extra users cost $10 to $25 a month each on Base and up. Prices checked 24 September 2026.
Does Dolphin Anty automate X (Twitter)?
Not as a product feature. Its own pages show no X templates, and its scenario store is marked as coming soon. You can build a flow in the no-code scenario builder, or drive profiles through its API with Selenium, Puppeteer or Playwright, but then you write, pace and repair the X steps yourself whenever x.com changes. flottra ships follows, posts and profile edits for X as ready tasks with pacing built in.
Is flottra an antidetect browser?
Partly. Each X account gets its own persistent browser profile, its own proxy and its own fingerprint in flottra Engine, a Chromium-based browser, and you can also open standalone profiles by hand. But it is built only for X, runs only on Windows, and its purpose is the X work on top: follows, posts, profile edits and a warming gate, scheduled from a web panel. For other platforms, a general antidetect browser fits better.

flottra runs this on your own computer

One panel for the schedule, a desktop app that opens a real browser per account through your own proxy. The beta is open: two accounts free, no card.

Dolphin Anty alternative for X: flottra vs Dolphin Anty