Absorb bursts without pre-provisioning.
Start browsers when jobs arrive and release them when work is complete. Scale concurrency without sizing a permanent fleet.
ELASTIC CONCURRENCYSolution / Browser automation
Automate the browser. Skip the browser ops.
Run Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium workflows on an elastic cloud browser fleet. Browserherd handles provisioning, isolation, updates, concurrency, and cleanup.
- Elastic concurrency
- Region-aware execution
- Automatic cleanup
AUTOMATION QUEUE · LIVE248 SESSIONS TODAY
Workflow queue42 jobs ready
Cloud capacity18 browsers active
Completed runs98.9% success
AUTOSCALE
- Queue time
- 12 MS
- Concurrency
- 18 / 50
- Fleet
- HEALTHY
Automation that works with your stack
PlaywrightPuppeteerSeleniumChrome DevTools
Infrastructure that gets out of the way
Turn browser scripts into production workloads
Keep the automation code your team already knows and move the fragile infrastructure behind it to Browserherd.
Start from a predictable browser.
Use consistent Chromium environments, configurable session limits, and automatic cleanup across every automation run.
MANAGED RUNTIMEInvestigate the run, not the worker.
Use live view, recordings, console output, and network events to understand why a workflow behaved differently.
FULL SESSION CONTEXTA simpler operating model
From job queue to finished browser session
Browserherd separates browser lifecycle management from your business logic, so workers stay focused on the workflow they need to complete.
- 01
Submit work from any worker
Your application, scheduler, or queue consumer requests a cloud browser only when it has work to do.
- 02
Connect through a standard library
Use Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, or a CDP client without learning a proprietary automation language.
- 03
Run with the right session settings
Choose the region, timeout, recording policy, profile, and viewport for each workload.
- 04
Close and release capacity
Browserherd cleans up the isolated runtime while preserving the history and recording you asked to keep.
WORKLOAD MONITOR · DEFAULT PROJECTLIVE
- catalog-sync-4821
- us-east-1 · Chromium · 03:18
- invoice-download-918
- eu-west-1 · Chromium · 01:42
- portal-update-204
- ap-southeast-1 · Chromium · 00:38
- 14:41:02 18 sessions active
- 14:41:03 6 jobs completed
- 14:41:04 queue depth: 12
- 14:41:05 capacity available: 32
Operational visibility
See every run across every worker
Centralize browser session history and debugging even when workflows are distributed across queues, services, and regions.
Monitor active concurrency
See running sessions, queue depth, region, and duration in one place.
Search historical runs
Find sessions by ID, job name, status, or time window.
Control usage
Track browser time and credit consumption before workloads exceed budget.
Minimal migration
Move an existing Playwright job in minutes
Connect to Browserherd instead of launching Chromium locally. The rest of your selectors, navigation, and extraction logic stays the same.
PLAYWRIGHT · AUTOMATION WORKER
import { chromium } from "playwright-core";
const endpoint = "wss://connect.browserherd.com" +
"?token=YOUR_API_KEY®ion=us-east-1" +
"&sessionTTL=1800&sessionRecording=true";
const browser = await chromium.connectOverCDP(endpoint);
const page = await browser.contexts()[0].newPage();
await page.goto(job.url, { waitUntil: "networkidle" });
const result = await page.evaluate(() => document.title);
await browser.close(); One endpoint for every automation worker
Your workflow. Our browser fleet.
Move browser automation into production
Keep the tools your developers already use and leave browser provisioning, updates, scaling, and cleanup to Browserherd.