Browser Cash
The stealthiest browser automation platform for web scraping
730 followers
The stealthiest browser automation platform for web scraping
730 followers
Browser Cash is a browser automation platform for AI agents, web scraping, and internet intelligence. One API call spins up a real browser on a real device, so your agents can browse, click, log in, and extract data like a human. No CAPTCHAs, no antibot issues, and no spoofing. Browsers run as background operations, meaning tasks can be completed independently with zero human supervision. All developers get $25 in free credits with no card required. https://browser.cash/developers
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Clever!
Browser Cash
@jason Indeed! If you give it a try, let me know what you think.
Yolk
Wow, amazing idea! I will make sure to try!
Browser Cash
@ekulianova Thanks so much 🙏 Let us know what you think!
I saw you have a Discord community with 7k members. What is happening there? Is it active?
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@jakubpacanda Yes, very active haha. Our discord server is mostly node users who contribute compute to the Browser Cash network.
@alex_spring nice how long do you have this community?
GOAT team
Can’t wait to check this out
Very cool. Thanks for sharing and I'm excited to try.
Browser Cash
@brandon_arvanaghi Thanks for the support Brandon. We also love Meow!
Okay, this is exactly the tool I’ve been tearing my hair out looking for. Spinning up real browsers on real devices via API—no more getting blocked by CAPTCHAs when scraping competitor data? Total lifesaver. I spend way too much time debugging scrapers that get flagged for not acting “human enough”; this’d let my team pull market research data without the constant headaches. Quick q: Can this handle sites that require multi-step logins (like 2FA) for data access? That’s the last big pain point we’ve got.
Super! This is very relevant for me, as I’m working on a project where you need to log in to major e‑commerce platforms like Amazon. I have a question. You’re saying that bot protection won’t work, but what about the IP? The services can see it, and if you request many pages from one IP, it gets automatically banned. How do you solve this problem?
Browser Cash
@mykyta_semenov_ Great question! Each browser sessions already has its own unique IPv4 address, meaning you'll continuously get new IP addresses, similarly to proxies but entirely managed.
@alex_spring So with your service you can scrape the full Amazon or LinkedIn database? :)