Browser API
Zero infrastructure investment
AI intelligent anti-detection engine
Dynamic IP intelligent scheduling
Cost reduction up to 60
Cloud-based dynamic data capture
- Run your Puppeteer, Selenium or Playwright scripts
- Automated agent management and web unlocking
- Debugging and monitoring using Chrome Developer Tools
- Fully managed browser environment, optimised for data scraping
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IPFLY's powerful automatic unlocking feature
Native browser engine
Run the official Chromium, not a customised WebDriver, detection pass rate 99.5%
Dynamic fingerprint generation
Generate a reliable fingerprint based on the target site's user profile, not randomly fabricated
Pre-emptive CAPTCHA bypass
Behaviour simulation prevents 90% of CAPTCHAs from being triggered, rather than cracking them afterwards
Intelligent IP scheduling
Automatically track the trust level of IP domains and prioritise the reuse of successful sessions
Human behaviour simulation
AI learns the real operational rhythm and automatically injects random entropy values
Zero-intrusion SDK
Integrate into an existing Scrapy/Puppeteer project with one line of code
Data Ready Listener
Customisable readiness conditions, not fixed duration blind wait
Intelligent Retry Engine
Automatically match IP/fingerprint/frequency policies according to the type of ban
Direct extraction via interface
Sniff XHR/Fetch to return raw JSON, speed increased fivefold
Professional browser scraping and crawler solutions
Zero server operation and maintenance
API calls are ready to use immediately, with no need to manage browser clusters, reducing costs by 70%.
IP trust tracking
Automatically record the success rate of each IP on various domains, prioritising the reuse of ‘clean’ IPs.
Anti-crawling automatic immunity
Built-in 20 mainstream website unlocking strategies, anti-scraping updates synchronized within 2 hours.
Browser scraping API pricing
- Use by30day
- traffic50 GB
- AI-driven web scraping
- 7*24 dedicated customer service
- Use by30day
- traffic50 GB
- AI-driven web scraping
- 7*24 dedicated customer service
- Use by30day
- traffic50 GB
- AI-driven web scraping
- 7*24 dedicated customer service
- Use by30day
- traffic50 GB
- AI-driven web scraping
- 7*24 dedicated customer service
Deeply aligned with the high-level business needs of top-tier enterprises.
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Browser API FAQ
Can the browser scraping API capture dynamically loaded web content?
Can. It is based on headless browser technology and can simulate a real browser to execute JavaScript code, so it can collect content dynamically rendered by JS in web pages (such as scrolling loaded lists, information displayed after clicking).
Does using the browser crawl API require knowledge of front-end technology?
No in-depth mastery is required. Most APIs encapsulate standardized interfaces, and developers only need to pass parameters such as the target URL and the content rules to be extracted to call them; complex interaction scenarios may only require simple configuration steps.
Will Browser Fetch API requests be slower than normal HTTP requests?
It will be slightly slower -because it needs to simulate the complete loading of the browser (including parsing the DOM and executing JS), but it can be optimized by "disabling the loading of irrelevant resources (such as advertisements, non-essential images)" and "parallel execution of tasks". The actual efficiency can meet most collection needs.
Does the browser scraping API support simulated web page interactions?
support. It can simulate common user operations, such as clicking buttons, filling out forms, scrolling pages, switching tabs, etc., and can collect content that requires interaction (such as text that appears only after clicking "Expand More").
What is the format of the data returned by the browser crawling API?
Usually, a structured format (such as JSON) is returned, including parsed web page text, element attributes, links and other information; some APIs also support custom extraction rules and directly return organized data in specified fields (for example, only extract product title + price).
What will the browser crawling API do when a webpage fails to load?
Most APIs come with a retry mechanism that can configure the number of retries and intervals; they also support setting a timeout threshold, and will return a failure prompt after loading times out. Some APIs can also automatically adjust request parameters (such as changing UA) and try to reload.