Hyperbrowser

What is Hyperbrowser?

Hyperbrowser is a browser-as-a-service platform that powers AI agents and web automation. it provides cloud-based browsers in isolated containers, allowing developers to run headless browsers at scale with sub-500ms startup times.

Top Features:

• Lightning-fast performance: sub-second browser launch times for immediate scaling needs.
• Massive concurrency: ability to run 1,000+ simultaneous browsers without performance issues.
• Built-in stealth mode: helps bypass bot detection systems when conducting web automation.
• Captcha solving: automatic handling of captchas to maintain workflow continuity.
• Multiple integration options: works with Python, NodeJS, OpenAI, Anthropic and other frameworks.

Use Cases:

• Web scraping: extract structured data from websites at scale for analysis.
• AI agent operations: enable AI tools to browse the web and interact with sites.
• Browser automation: automate repetitive tasks like form filling and testing.
• Session management: maintain and log browser sessions with debugging capabilities.

Who Can Use Hyperbrowser?

• Developers: those building AI applications requiring web access and automation.
• Data scientists: professionals needing to collect web data at scale.
• AI companies: organizations developing AI agents that need internet browsing capabilities.
• Automation engineers: teams focused on creating automated workflows across websites.

Pricing

• Free: 1,000 credits, 1 concurrent browser, basic stealth.
• Startup ($30/month): 30,000 credits, 25 concurrents, CAPTCHA solving + usage.
• Enterprise: 1,000+ concurrent browsers, scalable.
• Usage ($0.10/Browser Hour): Credit-based billing for browser time.
• Proxy Data ($10/GB): Additional proxy data usage.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Scalability: handles thousands of concurrent sessions with consistent performance.
• Speed: sub-500ms startup time makes it ideal for time-sensitive applications.
• Reliability: 99.9% uptime guarantee with built-in fault tolerance.
• Flexible pricing: free tier available with transparent usage-based pricing models.

Cons:

• Cost at scale: larger operations could become expensive with high browser usage.
• Learning curve: might require time to understand API integration for specific use cases.
• Limited data retention: free tier only keeps data for 7 days.

FAQs:

1) How much does Hyperbrowser cost?

Pricing starts with a free tier (1,000 credits) and paid plans from $30/month. Usage is billed at $0.10 per browser hour.

2) Can Hyperbrowser handle websites with anti-bot protection?

Yes, it includes stealth mode and automatic captcha solving to bypass most anti-bot systems.

3) What programming languages does Hyperbrowser support?

It supports Python, NodeJS, and provides APIs for integration with OpenAI and Anthropic tools.

4) How many concurrent browsers can I run?

From 1 browser (free tier) up to 250+ browsers with enterprise plans, with support for 1,000+ concurrent instances.

5) Is there any technical support available?

Basic support for all plans, with premium support included in the enterprise tier.