What is included
- Antidetect browser. The Chrome engine applies fingerprints collected from real desktop and mobile devices. See fingerprints.
- Proxies. Over 100 million residential and mobile IPs, with country, city, or ASN targeting and UDP support. You can also supply your own proxy. See proxies.
- CAPTCHA solver. Solves on request or automatically, in the same session. See CAPTCHA solving.
- Human emulation. Mouse, keyboard, and touch input with human timing and paths. See Human commands.
Flexibility
You can supply your own proxy, OpenVPN or WireGuard configuration, and CAPTCHA solver keys. Start with the default browser settings and override the fingerprint, connection, or solver options your task requires.Where it fits
- Managing multiple accounts on one platform with a separate device identity for each.
- Sites using DataDome, Akamai, Cloudflare, and other bot protection systems.
- Registration, login, checkout, and other workflows that require a browser and human input emulation.
- Mobile workflows that need Android phone or tablet fingerprints.
- Workloads that need a large residential or mobile proxy pool. Both connection types have the same traffic price.
- Teams that want to outsource browser hosting and maintenance.
When you do not need it
If the site has no bot protection, a local browser or HTTP client may be sufficient. Consider those options if you can maintain the setup yourself.How it compares
- Automation frameworks can leave traces that detection scripts recognize. See the connection guides for Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium.
- Stealth plugins modify JavaScript properties. Surfsky applies its fingerprint in the browser engine; plugin overrides can conflict with it. See troubleshooting.
- Hosting browsers yourself means maintaining the browser fleet and proxy connections. Surfsky manages that infrastructure and provides browser, CAPTCHA, and input APIs.