What is Browserbase?
Browserbase is a platform for running headless browsers. If you’re building automations that need to interact with websites, fill out forms, or replicate users actions, Browserbase manages that infrastructure so you don’t have to maintain your own fleet of headless browsers.
It provides a simple API for controlling browsers, useful features for managing browser sessions, and a scalable infrastructure for running them in production.
Getting Started
This simple, step-by-step tutorial will help you get started with Browserbase. Start your first cloud browser in no time.
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Key Features
Not only does Browserbase provide a simple API for controlling browsers, it also includes everything you need for integrating headless browsers into your application.
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Framework Compatibility: Browserbase has native compatibility with Stagehand, Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium and integrations with your favorite AI stacks, from crewAI to Langchain.
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Observability: Complete session visibility through Session Inspector and Session Replay.
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Advanced Features: Automatic captcha solving and residential proxies, Browser Extensions, File Management and long-running Sessions
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APIs: An extensible platform with APIs to integrate a live browser view or retrieve logs and recordings.
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Secure, scalable, and reliable infrastructure with fair and transparent pricing.
Get started
From native integrations to SDKs and APIs, find your favorite way to get started:
Start with your favorite framework
Get started using Stagehand, Playwright, Puppeteer, or Selenium.
Get productive with our SDKs
Enable proxies, long-lived sessions, and manage downloaded files.
Browserbase for AI
Use our browser automation framework, Stagehand, to add web browsing to your AI Agents.
Get full control with our APIs
Directly manage Sessions or integrate Browserbase with your product.
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