DICloak

What do isolated profiles separate?

A browser profile groups settings and data used by a browser; separate profiles keep those groups apart. In general, buyers should ask which data stays separate and how it is shared across devices.

DICloak describes profiles as isolated from each other for multi-account management. The provider also says profiles can be managed across devices using simulated browser fingerprints and devices. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance findings.

DICloak lists controls for IP address, geo-location, cookies, WebGL, WebGPU, and canvas fingerprint elements. It also says users can import cookies and user-agent information from other anti-detect browsers. Ask whether these capabilities meet the intended workflow while staying within platform rules and applicable law.

Which questions belong with support?

Ask support how profiles are configured across devices and what information moves with them. DICloak describes tools for creating, managing, sharing, and using browser configuration files across devices.

For team use, clarify how permissions and shared data are managed; the vendor lists permission configuration and team data isolation.

The Help Center provides FAQs, how-to guides, and step-by-step tutorials. Its documentation covers browser profiles, proxies, team work, and automation. It also includes API documentation for browser and proxy interfaces.

For questions about terms, DICloak directs users to its Customer Support team by email. The homepage also lists a Help Center as a resource.

What do the paid plans list?

The pricing page lists the Base plan at $8 per month, $4.8 per month, or $57.6 annually. It lists Plus at $28.8 per month, $17.28 per month, or $207.36 annually. Share+ is listed at $138 per month, $82.8 per month, or $993.6 annually.

DICloak says it offers a free trial, while noting that the Free Plan has only certain functions. The service also offers a free version upon registration, and its minimum paid subscription period is one month.

The pricing page lists PayPal, VietinBank Visa, Mastercard, and several cryptocurrencies as payment options. The terms also describe Alipay, WeChat, and other online or local payment methods in some countries. Prices, billing methods, resource allowances, validity periods, and renewal rules are displayed when an order is placed.

Refund terms distinguish browser subscriptions from IP resources. The terms say refunds are generally unsupported absent a special reason, and DICloak reserves final interpretation of refund behavior. Activated, connected, or consumed IP resources are generally not refundable, reversible, or exchangeable, subject to stated exceptions. Subscription fees and plan features are described on the Pricing page.

How do teams share browser work?

DICloak says its Synchronizer automates tasks and syncs actions. The Plus plan lists RPA automation and a window synchronizer. The provider also describes RPA templates and customizable scripts for repetitive tasks.

For collaboration, the vendor lists grouping, functional permission configuration, and team data isolation. It says users can save and share proxy information with team members. Batch profile importing and automatic generation of browser fingerprints are also described as product features.

Proxy resources may come directly from DICloak or through independent third-party providers. The product or order page shows resource specifications, including type, region, protocol, traffic allowance, validity period, and concurrency limits. Buyers should check that the selected resources and workflow comply with platform rules and applicable law.

Which terms narrow profile use?

The terms require users to comply with applicable laws, industry requirements, and third-party platform terms, and to obtain required permissions. The proxy terms limit use to lawful purposes within purchased specifications and the validity period, subject to the agreement and applicable fees.

Prohibited conduct includes network attacks, malware distribution, spam, phishing, fraud, and account theft. For violations or material security risks, DICloak may warn users, restrict connections, suspend orders, freeze accounts, terminate service, or refuse future purchases.

The provider describes the service as “as is” and “as available,” and does not promise uninterrupted availability, absolute anonymity, or suitability for a particular platform or activity. It may limit sales by customer, geographic area, or jurisdiction, and limit quantities.

The Terms require users to be at least 18 or old enough to sign a binding contract where they live. The Terms say DICloak is not obliged to provide backup data and recommends regular backups. DICloak says in the Terms that it may change the terms at any time and asks users to review them regularly. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Which controls support account work?

• DICloak lists password and cookie management, data encryption, anti-scraping, and cloud synchronization as security features.
• The provider supports importing cookies and user-agent information from other anti-detect browsers.
• Team collaboration includes grouping, permission configuration, and team data isolation.
• The vendor describes batch profile importing and automatic browser-fingerprint generation.
• The Help Center includes FAQs, how-to guides, and step-by-step tutorials. Its documentation covers profiles, proxies, team work, and automation.

Which profile-tool criteria compare?

Compare profile allowances, member access, and the scope of daily usage limits. In general, buyers should also compare permission controls, automation options, and written terms for data handling, billing, refunds, and permitted use.

Who fits the named workflows?

DICloak presents the service for account sharing, affiliate marketing, digital agencies, e-commerce, and web scraping. Its e-commerce page describes managing multiple accounts and names Amazon, eBay, and Shopee.

The pricing page describes the Basic Plan for small teams focused on collaboration and lightweight operations. It describes Share+ for larger teams with higher resource and activity demands. These are the provider’s use-case descriptions, not evidence of outcomes.

Which DICloak details need answers?

What does the Free plan include?

The Free plan includes 1 member, 5 profiles, and 15 daily open times, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. Those figures define the listed allowance; they do not explain how profile use is counted across a buyer’s workflow.

How does the Plus plan describe automation?

The Plus plan supports RPA automation and a window synchronizer, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. The vendor also describes RPA templates and customizable scripts for repetitive tasks. Buyers can ask which workflows the tools cover before choosing a plan.

Which proxy types does DICloak list?

DICloak states that it supports HTTP/HTTPS, Socks5, and IPFly proxies for real-time IP switching. The provider’s product or order page displays resource specifications such as type, region, protocol, traffic allowance, validity period, and concurrency limits.

What does registration require?

The Terms state that using the application requires registering an account, choosing an account name, and setting a password. Registration is also subject to the provider’s stated age and contract eligibility requirements. Review the terms before submitting account details.

What happens to submitted feedback?

The Terms state that feedback submitted to DICloak and related intellectual property rights are transferred to DICloak. That clause concerns submitted feedback; it is separate from the provider’s descriptions of profile data and collaboration features.

Is account-manager support listed?

The pricing page states that Plus and Share+ include 1-on-1 account manager support. This identifies the support type included with those plans, while buyers should check the applicable plan details and the terms governing their purchase.

Are the listed terms enough to proceed?

Fits if the Free plan’s stated allowance suits the intended profile and member needs. Probably not if the service’s permitted-use requirements conflict with the workflow. Main risk… refund terms are restrictive, and the provider reserves final interpretation of refund behavior. Check the chosen plan’s displayed order terms before registering.

Sources

Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.

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

Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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