Introduction
Running AI agents that interact with the web is hard — dynamic pages require real browsers, anti-bot systems block headless requests, and cloud browser providers charge a fortune per hour with rigid concurrency limits. Rusty Browser solves these problems with a serverless fleet of hardened AI browsers, massive proxy infrastructure, and transparent token-based pricing.Why Rusty Browser
- Built for AI Agents: Give your models a real browser. Navigate, interact, extract — at any scale.
- Infinite Concurrency: No limits. Spawn 1 or 10,000 browsers simultaneously.
- Ghost Stealth: Adaptive fingerprint evasion built at the hardware level. No CAPTCHAs, no IP blocks.
- Flat Pricing: 1,000 tokens = $1. Browser time costs 50 tokens/hr. No subscriptions required.
Get Started
Launch your first browser in minutes.
Core Features
Pricing
1,000 tokens = $1. Browser time costs 50 tokens/hr. Subscription plans reduce the per-hour rate further.
Infinite Concurrency
Serverless architecture auto-scales to any workload. No rate limits, no queues, no tier upgrades.
Proxy Infrastructure
80M+ residential and datacenter proxies with automatic IP rotation. Captcha solving included.
Ghost Stealth
Hardware-level fingerprint evasion. Adaptive signature shifting that avoids detection natively.
Browsers
Fully managed browser instances. Create, control, and close them via a clean REST API.
Results Storage
Persist and query unstructured histories of the web. Retrieve past browsers instantly.
AI Instructions
Drive the browser with natural language. Let AI handle the interaction logic.
Quick Example
Create a browser, navigate, and extract content — all via REST:Open Source
Rusty Browser is built on open source. If it saves you time, please give the repos a star on GitHub — it helps a lot.Rusty Browser
The core browser platform
Rustenium Identity
Fingerprint & identity layer
Rustenium
Browser engine
Serverless Flux
Serverless scaling infrastructure
What’s Next?
Quickstart
Run your first browser end-to-end
API Reference
Explore all endpoints and commands
Browsers
Understand browser lifecycle and billing
Go SDK
Use the official Go client library

