Your agent can read the page. It still can't use it.

Browserious gives an agent a real, isolated Chromium session, and gives you an honest account of what it did and what it cost.

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One session, start to finish

Staged example
  1. 01 POST /sessions A separate browser session opens. Reuse a profile only when you choose to. 0.0s
  2. 02 page.goto("https://supplier.example/invoices") The page renders its table with JavaScript, so a fetch returns an empty shell. 1.8s
  3. 03 page.fill("#period", "2026-08") · page.click("text=Apply") The filter is a real control. It has to be operated, not guessed from a URL. 3.1s
  4. 04 page.wait_for_selector("table.invoices tbody tr") Waiting on the row, not on a timer. 4.0s
  5. 05 page.screenshot() The agent keeps visual evidence of what it read, so a human can check it later. 4.6s
  6. 06 DELETE /sessions/{id} End the session. Teardown and final credit settlement follow the recorded lifecycle. 12.4s
Staged illustration of the page the browser captured: an invoice table filtered to August 2026, with four rows and a total. Supplier invoices Period 2026-08 · 4 records InvoiceIssuedStatusAmount INV-208262026-08-04Paid1,240.00 INV-208412026-08-11Paid318.50 INV-208632026-08-19Pending2,090.00 INV-208772026-08-27Pending640.25 Total 4,288.75
Staged example A constructed illustration of the captured page, not a recording of a real customer session. The numbers are invented for the example.
Elapsed session time
12.4s
Measured traffic
3.1MB
Credits spent
0.07credits
Files kept
1screenshot

What a real browser adds

Five capabilities a fetch-only tool cannot reach. Each is a thing the browser does, described as precisely as we can, including where it stops.

Rendered content

JavaScript runs, so the DOM you read is the DOM a person would see.

Not a guarantee of access to sites that block automation.

Interaction

Clicks, typing, selection and hardware-level pointer input through the node API.

Interaction is real; it does not solve every anti-bot challenge.

Visual verification

Screenshots your agent, or you, can inspect after the fact.

Stored under your account's retention and storage cap.

Persistent state

Profiles carry cookies and storage between sessions when you ask them to.

You control import and export. We do not resell session state.

Localhost access

A tunnel lets a hosted browser reach an application running on your machine.

Bounded, owned by you, and closable at any time.

Start with one verified result

Connect your agent, open a page, and keep a screenshot of the result.

Read the quick start See what it costs

If you are an agent: start with the API documentation; the shared skill download is coming soon. You do not need to run anything on this page to find them.

browserious login
browserious --json session create
browserious page create SESSION_ID --url https://example.com
browserious screenshot page SESSION_ID PAGE_ID --output-file first.png
browserious session delete SESSION_ID

Use the session and page IDs returned by the preceding commands.