Browserbase Identity
Gives each Browserbase session a cryptographically verified agent credential through Web Bot Auth, so partner sites and anti-bot providers let the agent in, with CAPTCHA solving and reusable logged-in contexts.
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What it does
- Agent orchestration
Features 3
- Web Bot AuthCryptographic proof of who the agent is and who it represents, built on an open standard.
- Credential accessSecure 1Password integration lets agents use existing credential vaults without hardcoded passwords.
- Session persistenceThe Contexts API reuses authenticated sessions across runs so login happens once.
Sources
- Pricing
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Pricing page plan cards read 2026-10-10: Free $0/mo, Developer $20/mo, Startup $99/mo, Scale custom. Identity: "Auto captcha solving" on Developer and Startup, "Verified Agents + Captcha solving" on Scale; the Free card has no Identity line and the comparison table shows captcha solving "No" on Free.
- Description
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
"Your agent needs a passport, not a disguise"; Web Bot Auth adds "cryptographic identity at the browser level"; Contexts API reuses authenticated sessions; 1Password integration. The verified browsers page (/verified) describes the same identity work.
- What it does
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Identity and access for agents on third-party sites.
- Sold within
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The Identity line appears on the Developer, Startup and Scale cards; verified browsers are requested from the team (blog/identity, 2026-04-06: "Get verified browsers from our team").
- Name
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Meta description: "Browserbase Identity gives every session a cryptographically verified credential via Web Bot Auth."
- URL
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Product page "Verified Identity for AI Agents | Browserbase", in the site menu as Identity.
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Applied to hosted Browserbase sessions.
- Interfaces
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Contexts API and session configuration over the Browserbase API.
- Intended for
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Paid developer plans and Scale customers.
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