Hyperbrowser — browser sandboxes and scraping for agents
Browserbase is a browser-agent platform that provides managed, headless Chromium browsers and supporting web primitives for AI agents and automation workloads. Customers use a single API key to spin up sessions, fetch and search the web, persist context, route LLM calls, and observe agent behavior across replays and logs.
Rust-based, self-hosted browser infrastructure for reliable Puppeteer and Playwright automation.
A game-theoretic browser optimizer. Treats tabs as players in a non-cooperative resource game to enforce Nash Equilibrium for RAM usage.
Anchor Browser is an AI-native cloud browser infrastructure platform that lets AI agents interact with the web the same way a human would. It provides hosted, isolated Chromium sessions ("Anchor Chromium"), built-in stealth and bot-evasion tuning, an authentication layer (OmniConnect) for managing logged-in user credentials, a built-in enterprise…
Browserless is a cloud browser-automation platform that runs managed Chromium, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and WebKit browsers for Puppeteer, Playwright, and Selenium clients, plus a GraphQL-based stealth automation layer (BrowserQL) and a family of REST APIs for screenshots, PDFs, content scraping, function execution, performance audits, smart…
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