What Remote Browser does
Remote Browser gives AI agents and automation teams isolated cloud Chromium sessions that can be controlled through CDP. A workflow creates a browser, connects with Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, browser-use, Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, Claude, or another CDP-capable client, then closes the session when work is complete.
- Hosted Chromium sessions with remote CDP access.
- Persistent profiles for cookies, storage, tabs, and login state.
- Live viewer and recording support for debugging and review.
Who it is for
The product is built for engineering teams shipping browser agents, QA automation, research workflows, monitoring, and owned-account tasks where local headless browsers are too brittle or hard to operate at scale.
- AI agent teams that need a real browser surface.
- QA teams that want repeatable cloud browser sessions.
- Developers moving Playwright or browser-use workloads off local machines.
How to evaluate it
Start with the Free plan, create one browser, connect over CDP, and test a workflow you already run locally. Review architecture, security, pricing, and benchmark pages before moving production workloads.
- Use the public docs for setup paths and integration examples.
- Review benchmark methodology before relying on startup timing claims.
- Use separate API keys per agent or environment.
