71 browser-agent products mapped: Browserbase leads with $68M raised and 50M+ sessions

Asked:“select all browser use competitors (or similar products), add their search api partners, traction: revenue, funding, github stars and etc”

A broad live-web scan of 1,262 unique search results yielded 71 currently usable developer-facing candidates — all 71 retained by the operational definition appear below. There is no authoritative registry of this market, so “all” means every candidate recovered by the scan. 33 rows carry a reported funding figure, 27 a revenue figure, 34 GitHub stars, and 11 an explicitly documented search API partner; blanks mean no product-specific figure was found, not zero.

Competitive landscape by independent discovery mentions

Bars rank products by discovery mentions across the scan (prominence, not market share). Dot markers: ● funding reported ◆ search API partner documented. Hover a bar for traction detail. Top 25 shown by default.

Browserbase has the clearest commercial traction: $68.0M total funding, a $40M Series B (June 2025), revenue above $3M, 50M+ browser sessions, 1,000+ enterprise customers and a reported $300M valuation. startupintros.com

Only 11 of 71 products document an explicit search API partner; Exa recurs most — it powers Browserbase’s Search API and one of Hyperbrowser’s benchmark search paths. taskade.com

Open-source traction is concentrated: Firecrawl reports 170,000 GitHub stars, Vercel Labs’ agent-browser 43,801, Lightpanda 36,316 and Stagehand 25,681 — star counts are product-level, unlike company-level financials. github.com

Revenue is rarely disclosed: Browserless is one of the few with a hard figure — $1.3M annual revenue in 2024 on less than $500K raised. swellpulse.ai

All 71 candidates

Product	Company	Category	Mentions	Search API partners	Funding	Latest round	Revenue	Stars	Other traction	Source

Method and caveats

Discovery mentions measure how often a product recurred across 1,262 unique search results — prominence of discussion, never market share. “Search API partner” means an explicitly documented search API/provider integration or supplier relationship, not a browser engine or a generic search box. Financial figures are company-level and can conflict by date or definition; GitHub stars and usage metrics are product-level. Some rows rely on vendor or directory sources, a few products have sparse evidence, and name collisions are a known risk for obscure products — verify through each row’s source link. Treat this as a market map and diligence starting point, not audited financial data.

Data: 71 developer-facing browser-agent products retained from a broad live-web scan of 1,262 unique search results; one row per normalized product, assembled 2026. Numbers preserve reported wording and dates; blanks mean no explicit product-specific figure was found. Mentions count independent discovery occurrences, not market share. Audit columns (rows per source host/URL) were cut for space; categories are grouped into five families for the chart.

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