Cloudbrowser
Persistent isolated Chrome cloud browsers for AI agents
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Persistent isolated Chrome cloud browsers for AI agents with CDP automation and live view.
- for
- AI agent developers needing remote Chrome environments.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Persistent Chrome profile — Keeps cookies, local storage and downloads across tasks.
- Pause, fork & resume — Stop compute, clone a browser, and restart later with saved state.
- Concurrent browsers — Run multiple isolated browsers; up to 1, 10 or 100 depending on plan.
- CDP access & live view — Connect automation tools via CDP URL and watch/control via permissioned live view.
- REST API (preview) — Create and manage browsers programmatically during private preview.
- Scoped expiring tokens — Secure, time-limited access to each browser instance.
Use cases
- Automate web-scraping tasks with a persistent login session.
- Run parallel UI tests for multiple agents without local browsers.
- Pause a long-running browsing task, fork it for a new agent, then resume later.
Cloudbrowser pricing
- Free$01 browser-hour/month · 1 concurrent browser · Persistent Chrome profile · CDP access & live view
- Basic$20/month250 browser-hours/month · 10 concurrent browsers · Fork, pause & resume · Scoped expiring tokens
- Pro$99/month1,250 browser-hours/month · 100 concurrent browsers · Higher limits on request · Scoped expiring tokens
Cloudbrowser vs alternatives
 Cloudbrowser |  Postman |  Insomnia |  Replicate |  Directus | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Persistent Chrome browsers for AI agents | API development and testing | REST/GraphQL client | AI model inference | Content management |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Free | Subscription | Free |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2031 | — | — | — | — |
- Cloudbrowser vs Postman: Focuses on API design/testing, not remote Chrome browsers.
- Cloudbrowser vs Insomnia: Open-source API client, no persistent browser environment.
- Cloudbrowser vs Replicate: Runs AI models via API, not provides browser compute.
- Cloudbrowser vs Directus: Headless CMS platform, unrelated to browser automation.
Cloudbrowser FAQ
What is a cloud browser?+
A remote Chrome instance that provides an isolated environment with a persistent profile, CDP automation and live view.
Does it keep login state?+
Yes, cookies and local storage are saved, though website sessions may still expire and require re-login.
Can I run multiple agents simultaneously?+
Yes; free supports one concurrent browser, Basic ten, and Pro one hundred.
How do I connect an agent?+
Create a browser via the console or REST API, then use the scoped CDP URL; tools like Playwright can attach.
What happens when I pause a browser?+
Compute stops, the profile is retained, and you can later resume to get a fresh connection.
How is pricing calculated?+
Each plan includes a monthly allotment of browser-hours; extra usage is billed $0.08/hr on Basic and $0.06/hr on Pro.
Summarized by DevHunt from cloudbrowser.tv · Nov 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
