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Browserbase

PublishedJun 26, 2026Last updatedOct 16, 2026

Run hosted browser sessions for AI automation and scraping with search, fetch, stealth, observability, and replay built in.

Browserbase provides hosted cloud browsers for AI agents, scraping, and production automation. Teams can run sessions, fetch pages, search the web, and review activity without managing browser infrastructure.

Key Features:

Hosted Sessions - Run cloud browser sessions without maintaining local browser infrastructure
Search and Fetch APIs - Search the web and retrieve pages through purpose-built APIs
Stealth Support - Use stealth capabilities for scraping and automation workflows
Observability and Replay - Inspect browser activity and replay sessions for troubleshooting
JavaScript and Python SDKs - Build with TypeScript or Python, including npm and PyPI packages

Categories:

Headless Browsers

Features:

Managed CloudHeadless BrowserSession ManagementREST APIStealth ModeJavaScript SDKPython SDK

Tags:

api-first cloud headless managed-service

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Frequently asked questions

What is Browserbase used for?

Browserbase provides managed browser sessions for automated browsing, scraping and browser agents. Applications connect through supported automation tools and APIs, while Browserbase operates the browser infrastructure. Its platform also documents search and fetching APIs.

Sources (checked Oct 1, 2026): Browserbase introduction

Does Browserbase cost money?

Browserbase offers a limited Free plan and paid plans. Browser time, session limits and platform features depend on the selected plan. Model usage and other connected services may add separate costs; estimate the workflow against current plan limits.

Sources (checked Oct 1, 2026): Browserbase pricing

What are the key differences between Browser Use and Browserbase?

The open-source Browser Use library builds browser agents with language-model integrations; its vendor also offers Cloud browser and agent services. Browserbase provides managed browser infrastructure. Compare the library, hosted agent and browser-infrastructure layers separately when choosing a deployment.

Sources (checked Oct 2, 2026): Browserbase introduction; Browser Use repository; Browser Use Cloud quickstart