DICloak

Which plan limits appear on DICloak’s page?

The pricing page lists the following plan details, checked 2026-10-31.

• Free plan: $0 per month, 1 member, 5 profiles, and 15 daily open times.
• Base plan: $8 per month, $4.8 per month, or $57.6 annually; 400 daily open times.
• Plus plan: $28.8 per month, $17.28 per month, or $207.36 annually; 50,000 daily open times.

What does a DICloak profile keep separate?

DICloak says browser profiles are isolated from each other for multi-account management. In general, keeping browser contexts separate can help organise account workflows, but it does not establish how a platform will assess activity.

The vendor describes profiles as browser configurations shared and used across devices, with controls for browser and device fingerprints. It also says it can spoof IP address, geo-location, cookies, WebGL, WebGPU, and canvas fingerprint elements. These are product descriptions, not evidence of a particular platform outcome.

Ask what profile settings are stored and shared, and how those settings work across devices. The vendor says profiles can use simulated browser fingerprints and devices.

Which questions should go to DICloak support?

DICloak defines its IP Resource Services as proxy network resources and related discovery, purchase, configuration, connectivity, metering, and support features. Before ordering, ask support which resource type, region, protocol, traffic allowance, validity period, and concurrency limits apply to the specific order; the vendor says these specifications appear on product or order pages.

Ask whether the IP resources come directly from DICloak or through independent providers, since the vendor says either arrangement may apply.

The site lists a Help Center, and the terms direct questions about terms to Customer Support by email. Confirm the available support channel and what help is included before registering.

How do Free, Base, Plus, and Share+ differ?

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

The pricing page lists these prices, checked 2026-10-31:

• Base: $8 per month, $4.8 per month, or $57.6 annually.
• Plus: $28.8 per month, $17.28 per month, or $207.36 annually.
• Share+: $138 per month, $82.8 per month, or $993.6 annually.

The page describes the Basic Plan as intended for small teams focused on collaboration and lightweight operations, and Share+ as suitable for larger teams with higher resource and activity demands. These are vendor descriptions rather than independent assessments.

The pricing page describes subscription fees and plan features, while prices, billing methods, resource allowances, validity periods, and renewal rules for proxy orders are displayed at order time. Keep subscription terms separate from IP resource orders when checking the final cost and renewal conditions. The pricing page lists PayPal, VietinBank Visa, Mastercard, and several cryptocurrencies; the terms also name Alipay, WeChat, and other online or local methods in some countries. Activated, connected, or consumed IP resources are generally not refundable, reversible, or exchangeable, subject to stated exceptions. The terms say subscription refunds are generally unsupported absent a special reason, and DICloak reserves final interpretation of refund behavior.

How do profiles, proxies, and team tools connect?

The vendor says users can batch-import profiles and automatically generate browser fingerprints. It also says users can import cookies and user-agent information from other anti-detect browsers. For proxy handling, DICloak lists HTTP/HTTPS, Socks5, and IPFly proxies, along with saving and sharing proxy information with team members.

For team workflows, the vendor lists profile grouping, functional permission configuration, and team data isolation. It describes a Synchronizer that automates tasks and syncs actions, while the Plus plan lists RPA automation and a window synchronizer. The vendor also describes RPA templates and customizable scripts for repetitive tasks.

The Help Center includes guides about profiles, proxies, team work, and automation, as well as API documentation for browser and proxy interfaces. Check that the documented tools match the workflow and permissions your team needs.

Which DICloak terms narrow the service?

DICloak requires users to follow applicable laws, industry requirements, and third-party platform terms, and to obtain required authorizations and permissions. Its proxy terms also restrict use to lawful purposes within purchased specifications and validity periods, and prohibit activities including network attacks, malware distribution, spam, phishing, fraud, and account theft.

The provider may warn users, restrict connections, suspend orders, freeze accounts, terminate service, or refuse future purchases in response to violations or material security risks. It also reserves the right to limit sales by customer, geographic area, or jurisdiction, and to limit quantities.

DICloak does not promise uninterrupted availability, absolute anonymity, or suitability for a particular platform or activity; it describes the service as “as is” and “as available.” For IP resource orders, its aggregate liability is capped at the amount paid for that order, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

The terms say DICloak is not obliged to provide backup data and recommends regular backups. Resource and subscription refunds are generally restricted, subject to the stated exceptions and special-reason language. Further missing details are listed under What we could not confirm.

Which listed controls support account work?

The vendor lists tools for moving profiles, coordinating teams, and automating repeated actions.

• DICloak says profiles can be managed across devices using simulated browser fingerprints and devices.
• The service lists password and cookie management, data encryption, anti-scraping, and cloud synchronization as security features.
• DICloak describes a Synchronizer for automating tasks and syncing actions, plus RPA templates and customizable scripts for repetitive tasks.
• The vendor lists profile grouping, configurable permissions, and team data isolation; its Help Center covers profiles, proxies, team work, automation, and browser and proxy APIs.

Check that the documented tools and permissions match the work your team needs.

Does DICloak’s stated scope match your work?

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

The vendor also says the browser can manage multiple online store accounts on one device without being flagged for linked accounts; this is a product claim, not an assurance about platform outcomes. DICloak is a product under DICloak Technology Limited.

The terms say people must be at least 18 or old enough to sign a binding contract where they live to register. Using the application requires registering an account, choosing an account name, and setting a password. Check the applicable platform terms before using the service for a particular workflow.

Which profile criteria should alternatives match?

In general, compare profile and seat allowances, cross-device access, team permissions, automation and API documentation, billing and refunds, and acceptable-use terms. Check which requirements are documented clearly enough to compare before choosing between tools.

What should you settle about profiles and plans?

What does the Free plan include?

The pricing page lists the Free plan at $0 per month with one member, five profiles, and fifteen daily open times. Those figures describe the listed allowance; check whether the profile and daily-use limits fit your workflow before registering.

Does DICloak describe profiles as isolated?

Yes. The vendor states that browser profiles are isolated from each other for multi-account management. This describes the provider’s intended separation between profiles, not how any platform will assess activity. Ask what profile information is stored and how it is handled across devices.

Can a subscription plan be changed?

The pricing page and terms describe subscription fees separately from proxy resource orders, whose prices, billing methods, allowances, validity periods, and renewal rules appear at order time. Check the applicable terms for each purchase.

What should buyers check about proxy resources?

The provider says proxy resource specifications, including resource type, region, protocol, traffic allowance, validity, and concurrency, appear on product or order pages. It also says resources may come directly from DICloak or through independent providers. Confirm the conditions for the specific order before purchasing.

What do the refund terms say about subscriptions and resources?

The terms say subscription refunds are generally unsupported absent a special reason, with DICloak reserving final interpretation of refund behavior. Activated, connected, or consumed IP resources are generally not refundable, reversible, or exchangeable, subject to stated exceptions.

Does DICloak promise continuous availability or backup data?

No. DICloak says it does not promise uninterrupted availability, absolute anonymity, or suitability for a particular platform or activity. The terms also say the provider is not obliged to provide backup data and recommend regular backups.

Are the written terms clear enough to proceed?

Fits if… the listed profile and usage allowances suit your workflow, and the platform terms and refund conditions are clear to you.

Probably not if… your work requires assurances of uninterrupted availability, absolute anonymity, or suitability for a particular platform.

Main risk… resource and subscription refunds are restricted under the terms, while DICloak reserves final interpretation of subscription refund behavior. Before registering, check the applicable plan limits and refund conditions.

Sources

These public pages are the basis of the facts above; next to each is the date it was read.

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

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Funnel Notebook. Source-based work: each fact comes from a page listed above, read on 2026-10-31 by the Funnel Notebook editors. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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