Browserbase
Cloud browsers, search, fetch and a managed runtime that AI agents use to browse, fill forms and act on websites, with session replays for debugging.
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What it does
- Agent orchestration
- Evaluation and observability
Features 3
- CAPTCHA and login handlingHandles forms, CAPTCHAs and login prompts that would otherwise stall an agent.
- Concurrent browser sessionsRuns thousands of concurrent browser sessions for large-scale research.
- File upload and downloadAgents can upload files and trigger downloads across many sites in parallel.
How it compares
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Steel
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Anchor
Anchor pitches its managed browsers as the alternative to Browserbase for browser agents.
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Hyperbrowser
Hyperbrowser pitches its cloud browsers as the Browserbase alternative for enterprise agent teams.
Hyperbrowser is the superior Browserbase alternative for enterprise teams, delivering highly concurrent, reliable cloud browser infrastructure.
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Kernel
Kernel lists itself first among Browserbase alternatives for browser infrastructure for agents.
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Sources
- Pricing
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Pricing page: "Four plans": Free $0/mo (3 concurrent browsers, 1 browser hour), $20, $99 and Custom.
- Description
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Company disclosure · 10 Oct 2026
Homepage: "Browsers at the center that navigate, fill forms, and act where APIs can't, plus Search and Fetch"; Stagehand open-source framework.
- What it does
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Cloud browsers for agents; and "Browserbase provides reliable, verifiable evaluations and benchmarking for computer use models", with human verification of results.
- Constraints
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Official documentation · 13 Oct 2026
Derived from the security facts on this page, from the same source.
- Security
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Official documentation · 13 Oct 2026
Page: 'SOC 2 Type II Certified'. / Page https://docs.browserbase.com/account/enterprise/zero-data-retention.md: 'ZDR is available only on Enterprise plans'. / Page: 'Configurable by region (US/EU/Asia)'. / Page https://docs.browserbase.com/account/team/sso.md: 'Browserbase supports SAML 2.0-based Single Sign-On (SSO)'.
- Sold within
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Sold on its own with published plans.
- Name
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Company disclosure · 10 Oct 2026
Name as published.
- URL
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Company disclosure · 10 Oct 2026
Product homepage.
- Deployment
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Company disclosure · 10 Oct 2026
Hosted cloud browsers reached by API.
- Interfaces
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
API and Python/TypeScript SDKs; Browse CLI ("One CLI for skills, browser primitives, debugging, and cloud sessions"); Browserbase MCP Server (/mcp).
Also from Browserbase
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Browserbase Agents AI agent
Managed browser agent created from a natural-language prompt and run with one API call; it navigates sites, fills forms and returns structured JSON, with browsers, search, verified identity and proxies included.
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Browserbase Search API API service
Real-time web search API for agents that returns ranked, token-optimised results (URL, title and favicon per page) so an agent can pick which sites to fetch or browse next.
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Browserbase Fetch API API service
API that reads a URL live at request time and returns it as clean markdown, HTML or JSON for an agent's context, with ads and navigation stripped and an Extract option for structured fields.
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Browserbase Runtime Infrastructure service
Sandboxed, isolated hosting for agent code deployed to Browserbase (Browserbase Functions), so an agent runs next to the browser session it controls instead of on a separate server.
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Browserbase Model Gateway API service
Routes a Stagehand agent's model calls to OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini through the Browserbase API key, handling billing, retries and rate limits, with tokens charged at the providers' own prices.
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Browserbase Identity Infrastructure service
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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Browserbase Observability Infrastructure service
Debugging view over every Browserbase agent session: live view, action-by-action replay, structured logs of network requests, console output and errors, and traces of each agent decision.
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Director Application
Director turns plain-English instructions into browser agents that can run on a schedule.
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