Cloudbrowser gives every AI agent its own persistent cloud browser. It is a Chrome browser that runs on remote infrastructure, with an isolated profile per task, saved login state, and a profile you can pause, fork, and pick back up anytime. It launched on Hacker News on November 2, 2026.
The pitch is simple: agents work on the web, but local browsers are a bottleneck. One local desktop cannot run dozens of parallel agent sessions, and restarting a browser usually means losing logins and context. Cloudbrowser moves the browser to the cloud, so each task gets an isolated Chrome with its own cookies and local storage, a CDP URL for automation, and a live view link you can open from anywhere to watch or interact.
Key features
- Persistent profiles: log in once and keep going. Cookies, local storage, and downloads survive across pause and resume. A human can sign in, then hand the same browser to an agent.
- Pause, fork, resume: pause compute when work is done, fork a saved profile into independent copies for parallel tasks, and resume when needed.
- Developer-friendly connections: REST API and Go CLI for browser and link management, plus a CDP URL that plugs into Playwright and other automation tools.
- Live view: watch or interact with a running browser from anywhere, with read-only or control permissions.
- Bring your own agent: works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, agent-browser, and Playwright.
Who it is for
Cloudbrowser is for developers and teams whose agents browse the web: research agents, testing pipelines, automation workflows, and anyone who needs more concurrent browser sessions than a single machine can run. The persistent login state is the standout feature for workflows behind authenticated sites.
Pricing
The Free plan includes 1 browser-hour per month with one running browser, for anyone with a verified email. Basic is $20/month for 250 hours and 10 concurrent browsers, and Pro is $99/month for 1,250 hours and 100 concurrent browsers. Additional runtime is $0.08/hour on Basic and $0.06/hour on Pro, and free browsers pause automatically at the limit. Pricing details are based on the official website; prices may change, so check cloudbrowser.tv for the latest.
Information based on the official Cloudbrowser website, checked November 3, 2026.
