Automation and parsers
Dolphin {cloud}
The provider describes Dolphin Cloud as a centralized platform for managing Facebook advertising accounts and team collaboration. Teams comparing campaign controls and account access should check which plan covers their workflow.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Dolphin {cloud}
- Category
- Automation and parsers
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- cloud.dolphin.tech · No link provided
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Trial and plan cards set the entry point
The provider’s pricing page lists these plans and allowances, checked on 2026-10-31:
- Trial: $0 for 3 days; 3 users and 20 accounts.
- Light: $9.99 per month; one user and no account limit.
- Start: $29 per month; one user and no account limit.
- Base: $49 per month; each additional user costs $20 per month.
- Pro: $99 per month; one user, with each additional user costing $30 per month.
The provider says the trial requires registration and Telegram verification, and provides full access for 3 days.
Campaign controls cover ads and comments
The provider describes campaign, ad set, and ad management as the core advertising controls, including bulk launching and budget changes. For a team handling multiple campaigns, these actions put launch and budget adjustments within the same stated management scope.
Comment controls are described separately: the service can filter, hide, or delete comments in real time.
Account access connects teams to profiles
Creating a personal account requires a valid email address, a Telegram account, and a password, according to the provider’s Terms of Use. Team-account access then depends on the subscription plan; the provider says it may give additional users access to the main account’s browser profiles. The plan therefore shapes not only user allowances but also how a team reaches those profiles.
The product page lists integrations with Keitaro and Binom trackers. The provider also states that it encrypts tokens, cookies, and bundles. These are vendor descriptions; the available statements do not explain the integration workflow or encryption implementation.
Subscriptions turn trials into paid access
The Terms of Use describe subscription billing, with trial subscriptions as the exception. A trial automatically becomes paid if the user does not cancel before it expires, according to the Terms of Use. That conversion makes the cancellation deadline a practical part of evaluating the trial.
The provider says subscriptions may renew automatically, and cancellation follows the procedure for the specific subscription. Its Terms state that subscription fees are not refunded, except as otherwise specified for service interruptions. Buyers should check the applicable subscription procedure and terms before starting paid access.
For service interruptions, the Terms accept compensation only when vendor-caused downtime lasts more than 24 hours. Requests must be sent within 14 days of the interruption situation, according to the same Terms. These conditions narrow the circumstances and timing for seeking compensation.
Company and account questions belong on the checklist
Before relying on a service, clarify which legal entity will contract with you, where it is based, and what company history is relevant to your decision. Ask the provider to identify the entity named in the agreement and explain which business information applies to the service.
Ask for a product walkthrough that connects the advertised functions to the actual interface. In particular, have the provider show how the controls and account-access model map to the tasks your team expects to handle, and clarify what happens when a workflow is outside that demonstrated scope.
Campaign and team coverage has defined strengths
The provider’s product page and Terms of Use describe the following capabilities and support route, checked on 2026-10-31:
- Campaign, ad set, and ad management includes bulk launching and budget changes, according to the provider.
- Team-account access may provide additional users access to the main account’s browser profiles, depending on the subscription plan, according to the Terms.
- Support is listed daily from 10:00 to 22:00 UTC+3 through Telegram, the website widget, or the product Support button, according to the provider.
Plan gates and billing terms narrow flexibility
The provider’s homepage and Terms of Use document these limits and conditions, checked on 2026-10-31:
- Full functionality is available only on Pro.
- Auto-fill is available only on Pro.
- A trial becomes paid automatically if it is not cancelled before expiry.
- Subscription fees are not refunded, except as otherwise specified for service interruptions.
- Compensation applies only when vendor-caused interruptions last more than 24 hours, and requests must be sent within 14 days.
- Service availability may vary by language and country.
- Account and team-member data are deleted within 14 days and cannot be restored.
These conditions leave less flexibility around plan selection, trial conversion, and recovery after deletion. Details that remain unclear are listed under What we could not confirm.
Compare automation by control and access
Compare providers by the advertising platforms they support, the campaign actions available, and how team permissions govern access. Also check which functions are gated by plan, how a trial converts, what cancellation requires, and which support routes are offered.
Facebook teams need a clear plan boundary
The provider describes the platform as designed for managing Facebook advertising accounts and team collaboration. The provider says auto-fill is available only on the Pro plan. The Terms say team-account access depends on the subscription plan and may provide additional users access to the main account’s browser profiles.
Regional and language availability also belongs in the evaluation: the provider says availability may vary by language and country. Before choosing a plan, check that the required functions and access arrangements are available for the team’s location and intended use.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history.
- Product interface: how the advertised functions appear in the app.
- Platform coverage beyond Facebook advertising.
- Scheduling and API details.
- Export formats and data portability.
- Data retention and privacy detail beyond the encryption statement.
- Support response times and issue escalation process.
Questions about Dolphin Cloud’s plans and access
What does the Trial plan include?
The Trial plan includes 3 users and 20 accounts for $0 for 3 days, according to the provider’s pricing page, checked 2026-10-31.
What changes between the paid plans?
The pricing page lists Light at $9.99 per month and Start at $29 per month, each with one user and no account limit. Base costs $49 per month and charges $20 per month for each additional user; Pro costs $99 per month, includes one user, and charges $30 per month for each additional user.
When does a trial become paid?
A trial becomes paid automatically if it is not cancelled before it expires, according to the Terms of Use. The provider also says subscriptions may renew automatically, so check the cancellation procedure for the specific subscription before starting it.
How can a subscription be cancelled?
The provider says cancellation follows the procedure for the specific subscription, as described in its Terms of Use. The Terms also state that a trial must be cancelled before expiry to prevent automatic conversion to paid access.
What does team access depend on?
Team-account access depends on the subscription plan, according to the Terms of Use. The provider says additional users may receive access to the main account’s browser profiles; check the applicable plan’s access arrangements with the provider before choosing it.
Which support channels are listed?
The provider lists daily support from 10:00 to 22:00 UTC+3 through Telegram, the website widget, or the product’s Support button. Its Terms of Use also list email support.
Proceed only when the Pro boundary fits
Fits if… the stated Facebook advertising and team-management scope matches the work. Probably not if… the required work falls outside Facebook advertising account management and team collaboration.
Probably not if… the team needs functions or access that its intended subscription does not provide.
Main risk… a trial converts to paid access unless cancelled before expiry. Check the subscription’s cancellation procedure and required functions before starting the trial.
Sources
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- cloud.dolphin.techchecked
- cloud.dolphin.tech/terms-of-usechecked
How we put this page together
Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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