A HOME FOR YOUR AGENTS ON THE WEB

Your agents.
Their own
cloud browser.

A persistent Chrome cloud browser for AI agents.
Give every agent an isolated browser with saved login state
and a browser you can pick up anytime.

Free plan · 1 browser-hour/month · Verify your email to start
Illustrative console demo · 4 independent browsers
BRING YOUR OWN AGENTClaude Code⌘ Codex↗ CursorOpenClawagent-browserPlaywrightExplore connections ↗
CHROME, WITHOUT THE LOCAL BOTTLENECK

What is a cloud browser?

A cloud browser runs on a remote machine, so your agents can work beyond a single local desktop. Cloudbrowser gives each task an isolated Chrome browser with its own saved profile, a CDP URL for automation, and a live view you can open from anywhere.

Run concurrent sessions, preserve cookies and local storage, and pick up a saved browser profile when the next task begins. Website login sessions can still expire or require reauthentication.

How a persistent cloud browser works
LESS SETUP. MORE MOMENTUM.

A cloud browser that
remembers your work.

Start with a clean Chrome. Make it yours.
Come back exactly to the profile you need.

01 / KEEP YOUR PLACE
a✓
Your workspace, ready.Cookies · Local storage · Downloads

Log in once. Keep going.

Save your cloud browser profile across tasks. Let a human sign in, then hand the same browser to an agent.

Explore persistence
02 / GO IN PARALLEL

One starting point. Many paths.

Pause and fork a cloud browser into independent copies. Give every task its own space without repeating the setup.

See how forks work
03 / TAKE A BREATHER
Paused Your profile stays.

Pause now. Pick up later.

Pause cloud browser compute when the work is done. Resume Chrome and reconnect when you need it.

Understand browser-hours
YOUR TOOLS. YOUR WORKFLOW.

Your tools.
A Chrome cloud browser.

Create a cloud browser with the REST API. Connect your favorite automation tool to its CDP URL.

From zero to connected
REST APIGo CLIChrome CDP
GO CLI
# Create your persistent browser
cloudbrowser create --name research --wait

# Create a persistent CDP link
cloudbrowser links create br_123 --audience cdp --output url

# Attach the tool you already use
playwright-cli -s=research attach --cdp="$CDP_URL"

REST API and the Go CLI are available for browser and link management.

AGENT SETUP PROMPT

Give this to your Agent

It explains how to install the CLI, sign in and create a browser without exposing a connection secret.

START WITH ONE BROWSER

Cloud browser pricing that grows with your agents.

Free includes 1 browser-hour per month and one running browser. Basic is $20/month for 250 hours and 10 concurrent browsers. Pro is $99/month for 1,250 hours and 100 concurrent browsers.

Additional runtime is $0.08/hour on Basic or $0.06/hour on Pro. Free browsers pause at the limit. Paid upgrades are prorated; downgrades take effect next period. Anyone with a verified email can start on the Free plan.

BEFORE YOU CONNECT

Cloud browser questions, answered.

What is a cloud browser?

A cloud browser runs on a remote machine rather than your own computer. Cloudbrowser gives each browser an isolated Chrome environment with a persistent profile, a CDP connection for automation and a live view for people.

Does this cloud browser keep login state?

Cloudbrowser preserves Chrome profile files, including saved cookies and local storage, across pause and resume. Websites can still expire sessions or require a fresh login. Resume restarts Chrome; in-memory page state is not guaranteed to survive.

Can multiple agents use cloud browsers at the same time?

Yes. Give each parallel task its own isolated cloud browser. Free supports one running browser, Basic supports ten and Pro supports one hundred. Multiple connections to the same browser share its state; separate browsers provide isolation.

How do I connect an agent to a Chrome cloud browser?

Create a browser through the Console or REST API, then issue a scoped CDP URL. CDP-capable tools such as Playwright can connect to Chrome. Use a live view link to watch or interact, with read-only or control permissions. The Go CLI is available for browser and link management using the installation commands in the CLI documentation.

Can I fork, pause and resume a cloud browser?

Pause a browser before forking its saved profile into an independent browser. A paused browser stops running compute and retains its profile. Resume it explicitly and reconnect using the same CDP or Live View link.

How much does a cloud browser cost?

Free includes one browser-hour per UTC month and pauses automatically at the limit. Basic is $20/month with 250 hours, then $0.08/hour. Pro is $99/month with 1,250 hours, then $0.06/hour. Anyone with a verified email can start on the Free plan.

YOUR NEXT TASK STARTS HERE

Give your agent a cloud browser.
A place to return to.

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