Web scraping
A scraping browser
that doesn't announce itself.
Most blocks don't come from your proxy. They come from a browser that reports
HeadlessChrome, a SwiftShader GPU and zero plugins — a combination no real visitor has.
- brands
- "Google Chrome", "Chromium", "Not)A;Brand"
- version
- 149.0.7827.102
- renderer
- ANGLE Metal Renderer: Apple M2
- headless
- false
- webdriver
- false
- plugins
- 5
- viewport
- 1280 × 800
Bring your own proxy
Point a session at your residential or mobile pool. Egress is fail-closed: if the proxy can't be reached the browser does not launch, so a run can never silently fall back to a datacenter IP.
Scale by the minute
Run one browser or a hundred, pay only while they are connected. There is no reserved capacity to size in advance and no idle fleet to keep warm.
Pick your cost per page
Nano at $0.03/hr for cooperative sites, Apple Silicon at $0.40/hr for the ones that read the GPU. Same API, one parameter apart.
Responsible use
What we expect.
BrowserFleet is for collecting publicly available data: price monitoring, SEO and SERP data, market research, QA against your own properties. It is not for credential stuffing, account takeover, bypassing paywalls or evading a site's stated terms. Accounts doing that lose access.
Point your existing code at a real Mac.
Sign up, take the $2 of trial credit and run a session — five hours on Apple Silicon, enough to check the fingerprint against whatever has been blocking you.