
GoLogin
GoLogin manages separate browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint, cookies, sessions, and extensions.
A headless browser API lets software run and direct a browser without displaying a window. They can support web automation, data collection and scripted browser sessions through an API, web console or self-hosted setup. Compare a free plan or trial, paid starting price and self-hosting. Review supported browser engines, parallel and concurrent session capacity, session duration, residential proxies, stealth mode,…

GoLogin manages separate browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint, cookies, sessions, and extensions.

Browser Use is a web service for running browser tasks with hosted AI agents and managed stealth Chromium browsers.


Browserbase is a cloud platform for building and deploying agents that browse and interact with websites.

Browserless provides managed headless browser sessions for automation through a web service, with a self-hosted option.
Airtop is a cloud platform for building AI agents that automate repetitive work across websites, including pages requiring logins.
BrowserCloud provides cloud browser automation infrastructure for AI agents and web applications.

Bright Data Browser API runs data-collection workflows in managed cloud browsers, rendering pages and supporting user-like interactions for dynamic…
BrowserCat provides one API endpoint for managed cloud browser sessions, routing each session to an available backend.

A free plan is available from services such as Airtop, Anchor Browser, Bright Data Browser API, Browserbase, BrowserCat, BrowserCloud and Browserless. Trial access is also offered by Airtop for seven days.
Paid starting prices differ: Bright Data Browser API lists $1.50, BrowserCloud $19 per month, Browserbase $20 per month, Browserless $25 per month on annual billing, Airtop $29 per month and Anchor Browser $50 per month. 2Captcha lists pricing on request.
The category includes API and web services, plus self-hosted options. Teams wanting control over the browser environment may prefer a self-hosted setup.
Check support for your working system before signing up. Listed platforms include macOS, Windows and Linux, alongside API, web and self-hosted access.
Match parallel and concurrent session allowances, along with session duration, to your workload. Those settings determine the number of browser jobs that can run at once and the maximum time each session stays open.
Look at the browser engines supported, then see whether the plan you need includes residential proxies, stealth mode, session recording and geo targeting.
A service may expose these controls through its API or web interface, so confirm the available method before choosing.
Open-source code is offered by items in this category, while other services provide hosted access. Review the licence of any option whose code you need to inspect or modify.
A free plan and a free trial differ, so check what the plan covers, the trial length and when billing begins.
The listed platforms are API, web, self-hosted, macOS, Windows and Linux. If you want to manage browser work from a Xiaomi phone, verify Android support with the provider.
A free plan is offered by services in this category, including Airtop, Anchor Browser, Bright Data Browser API, Browserbase, BrowserCat, BrowserCloud and Browserless.
Self-hosted options are part of this category. Check the individual product details to confirm whether the deployment model fits your setup.
Look at parallel and concurrent session allowances together with session duration. These settings indicate how many browser jobs can run at once and how long each session can stay active.
Review supported browser engines and whether the needed plan and access method include residential proxies, stealth mode, session recording and geo targeting.