Bypass any bot detector with BrowserQL
Introducing a dedicated IDE with minimal automation fingerprints
Bypass Cloudflare, Datadome and other bot detectors
No need for libraries like Selenium or Playwright
Full IDE with docs and live view of the browser running in prod
Human-like clicking, scrolling, typing and mouse movements
You’ll see a screenshot of your page above
Bypass any bot detector with BrowserQL
Introducing a dedicated IDE with minimal automation fingerprints
Bypass Cloudflare, Datadome and other bot detectors
No need for libraries like Selenium or Playwright
Full IDE with docs and live view of the browser running in prod
Human-like clicking, scrolling, typing and mouse movements
You’ll see a screenshot of your page above
Thousands of companies trust us
None of the usual automation fingerprints
Libraries like Puppeteer and Playwright are great, but they leave their fingerprints all over the place.
BrowserQL is a streamlined library, designed to leave as little trace as possible. Combined with premium hardware and proxies, it can even validate captchas within nested iframes.
Write a simple query and we'll handle the details
Write the set of actions you want to perform, such as clicking, typing or extracting elements, with the relevant arguments and responses.
We'll handle all the details like waiting for elements, scrolling so it's visible, moving the mouse and searching through iframes.
A specialized scraping IDE with live browser view
Sending requests to an API and crossing your fingers it works isn’t an ideal experience. Our scraping IDE gives you:
A live view of the browser running in our cloud, so no more “but it worked on my machine” feeling.
Bundled documentation and Chrome DevTools, to save you from window hopping.
An option to toggle interactivity with the browser you’re viewing
Copy-as-cURL for when you want to deploy the query in your stack.
That way with BrowserQL, you won’t get left with a 200 response but my mysteriously missing HTML.
Generates endpoints for reconnecting, or for plugging in libraries and AI agents
BrowserQL can generate an endpoint, either for itself or for a WebSocket connection.
Reconnecting to sessions lets you keep the cache and cookies, for efficiency and to avoid repeated bot checks.
The websocket endpoint means you can then control the approved browser session with a library such as Playwright or Puppeteer.