Alex Spring

I just launched a SOTA stealth browser platform that lets anyone build their own browser agents and web scraping automations 🚀 Agents have been underwhelming: they hit CAPTCHAs, get blocked entirely, and most infrastructure is designed for the past, not the future. The idea here was simple, build a distributed browser network on real consumer devices so agents can see the web like humans do. With a single API call, you can spin up a real browser or agent on a real user device with a full, authentic fingerprint. This is the infrastructure you’d need to build a true Perplexity Comet style product, except this one actually reaches the content and doesn’t require your computer to be running. When you build the full stack from the ground up: deploying custom hardware profiles, real operating systems, and properly tunneling WebRTC; You get something that works by design, not something that breaks every few weeks. Try it out -> You can build shopping agents, account managers, travel planners, and workflows that weren’t possible before. All developers who sign up now get $25 in free credits at browser.cash/developers #browsercash #browseragent #webscraping

WebMCP is Google's Trojan Horse. They want every website to expose their APIs so Chrome's agent can serve your users directly. You do the work. Google gets the relationship. We built the opposite: Rover, the world's first Embeddable Web Agent that lives in YOUR site. One script tag. It clicks, fills forms, checks out, onboards — all inside your UI. Don't hand Google the interaction layer.

@chriskhan01 Routing via Browser Cash distributed browsers. It’s a network of global browsers with human fingerprints, devices, IP network, etc. In this case, I selected a KR node.

@_alexspring Naver's anti-bot is particularly aggressive because they're protecting both search and commerce revenue streams. Browser Cash working there is interesting - are you routing through Korean mobile carriers or is it more about the browser fingerprinting they're doing?

You can scrape Naver using Browser Cash Naver is responsible for 63% of Korea's search market and 17% of e-commerce Any other web scraping or browser provider -> captcha

@faiqwebscraper Yes, but feel free to use either of our project to make the process no-code Scrape page to markdown: github.com/BrowserCash/te… Full agent: github.com/alexander-spri…

@_alexspring i thought it was a no code solution for scraping we need to write code for extraction

@faiqwebscraper We have a two-sided market. Node users, who help power our scraping infrastructure. Developers, who build cool stuff using the infra. Desktop app is meant for the node users.

@_alexspring i am curios what is browser cash is it a desktop application ?

@m_amarudinn2 @aibrowsers This is dope 😎

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@m_amarudinn2 @aibrowsers This looks 🔥🔥

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@dwr Teracrawl, open-source and with our browsers it's SOTA performance github.com/BrowserCash/te…

Best paid web scraping API?

@njess @dwr Thanks Noah! We also have Teracrawl, it's open-source and has SOTA performance on Scrape-Evals. github.com/BrowserCash/te…

@dwr check out browser.cash proud to support them as well around this part of the space....

@aibrowsers I will give another laptop to whoever has the most points after this month

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@mynameisyahia @uglyrobot top right sign up

@_alexspring @uglyrobot What a confusing website

Had a breakthrough with infrastructure, so want to get a vibe check: Firecrawl charges $99/mo for 100K basic pages (no stealth). Would you be interested in twice the volume for half the price with stealth included?

@uglyrobot @mynameisyahia Would be 1/50th of that price with github.com/BrowserCash/te…

@mynameisyahia Yes, spending $800+ mo with apify non-js. Firecrawl would be 2x that.

@Teknium @ivanburazin @aibrowsers It's the top right sign up button at browser.cash/developers

@_alexspring @ivanburazin @aibrowsers Well how do I sign up

If you fail to understand the hype around the sandbox infra race, just look up the use cases they serve: 1/ Agents need environments to write code, preview it, and run it ~Lovable, Bolt, Replit, etc., spin up sandboxes for this and need hundreds of thousands of them for all their users 2/ Agents need full computer access to run browsers and execute tasks ~If an agent needs to do QA testing on a website, it needs a computer to run the browser 3/ For training and improving AI models through post-training ~Companies need to spin up 100k-200k environments simultaneously in about 3 minutes for RL training When you need massive concurrency at scale, you can't just take this capability "off the shelf"

@Teknium @ivanburazin @aibrowsers Yep, unless it’s a forced captcha. So few captchas, the solver is included for free. literally have people using the browsers to generate hcaptcha solved token 🤣

@_alexspring @ivanburazin @aibrowsers You never get hit with captchas when using your browsers? Even logging into gmail from home i hit acaptcha…

@Teknium @ivanburazin @aibrowsers Solving, or is this something else? We have a captcha solving parameter, but I’ve never needed it since it works on everything

@_alexspring @ivanburazin @aibrowsers Do you also do captcha breaking like browserbase?

We have two browser infra systems: Hosted browsers and Distributed browsers. Hosted: Server PoPs we deploy with consumer hardware, real OS, and headful browsers. The network level we get contracts with a local ISP for our IP addessses, thus they appear residential while getting DC speeds. We also allow BYO proxies, so no upcharge, must be socks5 + udp for webrtc tunneling. Distributed: We distribute browser containers across users worldwide in exchange for compensation (similar to resi proxies). Thus you get real hardware backed fingerprint + resi IP. This we have restrictions to actions allowed and advised for non-auth tasks. This is early and being refined.

@_alexspring @ivanburazin @aibrowsers But it's residential proxies or?

@Teknium @ivanburazin Bingo, they make no money on raw infra, just upcharge on proxies they don't own. @aibrowsers runs our own IP infrastructure. It's free to use and calculated within the infra bill ($0.09/browser/hr).

@ivanburazin We generated data with 560hrs of browser use trajectories using browserbase, which comes with the 90$ plan + 5gb of residential proxy data - its 10$/gb after that - the 560hrs used 56gb and cost 12x more than the browser virtualization

@AbdulAziz140981 @steipete @aibrowsers This is only enabled when recording tasks via extension

@_alexspring @steipete @aibrowsers Why?

I asked clawdbot to scrape canada goose prices it grabbed an unblocked browser, bypassed kasada antibot, scrolled to load everything, and handed me clean json in 47 seconds skill is live on clawdhub if anyone wants it: clawdhub.com/alexander-spri… @steipete @openclaw @aibrowsers

@ryanzhuuuu @reformedot Prob not. Any open source stealth gets detected pretty quick

@reformedot Is this open source?

@reformedot Valid but forking chrome makes me sad Will these upcoming stealth benchmarks include @aibrowsers 🤔🤔