DICloak

What does a DICloak profile separate?

A browser profile is a distinct browser environment, typically used to keep one browsing context separate from another. DICloak says its profiles are isolated from each other for multi-account management.

The provider describes creating, managing, sharing, and using browser configuration files across devices, with browser and device fingerprint controls. It also says profiles can use simulated browser fingerprints and devices.

DICloak describes controls involving IP address, geo-location, cookies, WebGL, WebGPU, and canvas fingerprint elements. These are provider descriptions, not independent evidence that a platform will accept a profile or account activity.

Which questions belong with DICloak support?

Before registering, ask what setup requirements apply to the intended devices and workflow, and which integrations are supported. These answers matter because profile management, team access, and automation can depend on how a buyer’s existing tools fit together.

The Help Center offers FAQs, how-to guides, and step-by-step tutorials. Its documentation covers browser profiles, proxies, team work, and automation.

For a workflow that relies on an API, ask which browser or proxy interfaces are documented and whether they cover the intended use. The Help Center includes API documentation for browser and proxy interfaces.

How do the plan prices trade against allowances?

The Pricing page lists the plan prices and stated activity allowances below, checked 2026-10-31.

• Free: $0 per month; 1 member, 5 profiles, and 15 daily open times.
• Base: $8 per month, $4.8 per month, or $57.6 annually; 400 daily open times.
• Plus: $28.8 per month, $17.28 per month, or $207.36 annually; 50,000 daily open times.
• Share+: $138 per month, $82.8 per month, or $993.6 annually; the page lists “unlimited”* members and daily open times.

The service says a free trial is available, while noting that the Free Plan has only certain functions. It also states that the minimum paid subscription period is one month. DICloak says subscription fees and plan features are described on its Pricing page.

How do profiles connect to team work?

DICloak says profiles can be imported in batches, with browser fingerprints generated automatically. It also supports importing cookies and user-agent information from other antidetect browsers.

For team collaboration, the vendor describes grouping, functional permission configuration, and team data isolation. It says users can save and share proxy information with team members. These descriptions explain how profiles and proxy information may be organized across a team, but do not establish outcomes on third-party platforms.

DICloak describes RPA templates and customizable scripts for repetitive tasks. It also lists RPA automation and a window synchronizer in the Plus plan. The provider says its Synchronizer automates tasks and syncs actions. Use of these functions remains subject to applicable platform terms and law.

Which documented controls support account work?

DICloak lists password and cookie management, data encryption, anti-scraping, and cloud synchronization as security features. These are provider-listed functions rather than independently verified performance.

• The vendor describes a Synchronizer that automates tasks and syncs actions.
• DICloak supports importing cookies and user-agent information from other antidetect browsers.
• The provider lists team grouping, functional permissions, and data isolation as collaboration features.
• The Help Center documents browser profiles, proxies, team work, automation, and API interfaces.

Which terms limit control over profiles and resources?

The terms leave buyers with limited assurances about availability, backups, and refunds. DICloak does not promise uninterrupted availability, absolute anonymity, or suitability for a particular platform or activity.

• DICloak describes the service as “as is” and “as available,” which leaves service conditions subject to those terms.
• The Terms say DICloak is not obliged to provide backup data and recommend regular backups.
• The Terms state refunds are generally unsupported without a special reason; activated, connected, or consumed IP resources are generally not refundable, reversible, or exchangeable, subject to exceptions.
• DICloak may change its terms, and may warn users, restrict connections, suspend orders, freeze accounts, terminate service, or refuse future purchases in response to violations or material security risks.

Check the current order terms and refund conditions before committing to a subscription or IP resource.

Who fits the listed DICloak use cases?

DICloak presents the browser for account sharing, affiliate marketing, digital agencies, e-commerce, and web scraping. It also describes its browser as a tool for managing multiple e-commerce accounts.

For e-commerce, the provider names Amazon, eBay, and Shopee as platforms for managing multiple accounts. These are vendor-listed use cases, not statements about those platforms’ permissions; users must comply with applicable laws and third-party platform terms.

IP Resource Services are defined by DICloak as proxy network resources and related discovery, purchase, configuration, connectivity, metering, and support features. The provider says it may supply IP resources directly or through independent third-party providers.

Which profile criteria should alternatives match?

Compare profile allowances, team permissions, automation, data handling, and refund terms. In general, the relevant trade-offs are how each service defines profile separation, allocates access across a team, documents integrations, and handles stored data and paid resources.

What do the profile and plan terms answer?

What is the browser intended to manage?

DICloak describes its anti-detect browser as a tool for managing multiple accounts. The provider says browser profiles are isolated from each other for multi-account management. That describes the vendor’s intended use and profile arrangement; platform terms and applicable requirements still govern account activity.

What does the Free plan list?

The Free plan lists 1 member, 5 profiles, and 15 daily open times, at $0 per month, according to the Pricing page checked 2026-10-31. DICloak also says it offers a free trial, while noting that the Free Plan includes only certain functions.

How does the provider describe team collaboration?

DICloak describes team collaboration through grouping, functional permission configuration, and team data isolation. The provider also says users can save and share proxy information with team members. These are descriptions of listed functions, not evidence of any particular operational result.

Which payment methods does the Pricing page name?

The Pricing page names PayPal, VietinBank Visa, Mastercard, and several cryptocurrencies as payment options, checked 2026-10-31. Buyers can compare the available method with their own payment requirements before placing an order.

What age and registration conditions do the terms state?

The Terms say users may browse without an account, but registration requires being at least 18 or old enough to sign a binding contract where they live. Using the application also requires registering an account, choosing an account name, and setting a password.

Which paid plans include account-manager support?

The Pricing page lists 1-on-1 account manager support for Plus and Share+, checked 2026-10-31. This identifies the plans that include that support option; it does not specify response times or channels.

Are the profile and payment terms settled?

Fits if… the listed profile and team functions match the intended workflow, and support answers the practical questions before registration.

Probably not if… the workflow requires assurances of uninterrupted availability, absolute anonymity, or suitability for a specific platform or activity; DICloak makes no such promises.

Main risk… order details govern prices, billing methods, resource allowances, validity periods, and renewal rules, while refund terms restrict returns in specified cases. Check those conditions and the relevant platform terms before paying.

Sources

The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.

• dicloak.com/product-solutions/e-commercechecked 2026-10-31
• dicloak.com/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• dicloak.com/terms-of-serviceschecked 2026-10-31
• dicloak.comchecked 2026-10-31
• help.dicloak.comchecked 2026-10-31
• dicloak.com/proxy-productchecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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