Who it's for
Teams whose workloads live on the hardest surfaces — heavy bot mitigation, identity-sensitive flows — and need stealth as a baseline, not an add-on.
High-friction browsing
Reach identity-sensitive, high-block-rate surfaces
When the target fights back, use a proprietary browser that maintains a coherent real-user identity.
What fails without it
Patched headless browsers leak automation signals across TLS, fingerprint, and behavior. Advanced defenses (Google, Cloudflare, DataDome) correlate those signals, so generic hosted Chromium gets blocked no matter how many proxies you add.
How BrowserCity solves it
The flow
- Open a session; stealth is on by default with a coherent identity.
- Tune fingerprint, device, locale, and egress for the target if needed.
- Run your workflow and read the results the target actually serves.
Start from a template
Copy a runnable pattern and adapt it to your target.
Cost
Identity-sensitive work often uses residential or mobile egress, priced above datacenter. Keep sessions purposeful and model egress mix in the pricing calculator.
Estimate your usage →Boundaries
Stealth is demonstrated on specific protected surfaces under stated conditions, not an absolute guarantee against every defense. Use it only for workloads you are authorized to run.
Explore specific use cases
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Give your AI agents the web.
We're in private beta — request access and we'll get you set up. Private sessions by default.