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Browserless provides headless browser infrastructure in Docker for web scraping and automation, with self-hosted or cloud deployment options.

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Browserless is a robust, production-ready headless browser service that simplifies web scraping and browser automation at scale.

Key Features:

  • Docker Deployment - Run headless Chrome and Firefox in containers on your own infrastructure
  • Cloud Option - Use managed cloud browsers when you need instant scale
  • Bot Detection Bypass - Built-in capabilities to evade anti-bot systems
  • CAPTCHA Solving - Integrated CAPTCHA solving in supported hosted workflows
  • REST APIs - Generate PDFs, screenshots, and scrape content via simple HTTP endpoints
  • Session Management - Reconnects, persistent sessions, and browser extensions support

Whether you're running large-scale scraping operations, generating documents, or automating testing, Browserless provides flexible headless browser infrastructure you can self-host or use in the cloud.

Licensing: The repository is dual-licensed under SSPL or a Browserless commercial license. Hosted features and self-hosted capabilities differ.

Categories:
Headless BrowsersScraping APIs
Features:
Headless BrowserAnti-Bot BypassCAPTCHA SolvingSession ManagementSelf-HostedManaged CloudREST API

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Source code

browserless/browserless

Metrics recorded 2026-10-16

Repository details

Last push: 2026-10-15

License source: Repository license file

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Frequently asked questions

What is Browserless for?

Browserless operates browsers that applications can connect to for automation, scraping, screenshots or PDFs. It offers hosted browser infrastructure and a self-hosted service, with documented APIs and connections for tools such as Playwright and Puppeteer.

Sources (checked ): Browserless documentation; Browserless self-hosted repository

Is Browserless free?

The hosted service has a limited Free plan, with paid plans for more browser usage and features. Self-hosted Browserless has its own license conditions and commercial licensing options. Operating your own browsers also incurs infrastructure and maintenance costs.

Sources (checked ): Browserless pricing; Browserless self-hosted repository

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Source-available licensing checked against the published project license on 2026-10-01; cloud and commercial terms are separate.