browserbase.com/

Browserbase

browserbase.com/

Browserbase provides browser infrastructure — "Browser-as-a-Service" — so AI agents can navigate and interact with live websites, packaged alongside separate Search and Fetch APIs. The headline, "Give your agents access to the whole web," is backed by specific scale numbers: 35 million-plus browser sessions monthly and 10,000 customers, plus a claim of handling the "85% APIs can't reach." Its use-case section is built as nine distinct agent-task cards rather than generic feature tiles, and its customer logos (Microsoft, Clay, Amplitude, Ramp) each link out to individual case studies rather than sitting as static logos.

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Oct 10, 2026

Browserbase's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Browserbase's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.

Browserbase design review: how the homepage is built

The page runs top to bottom as a hero with a pixel-art mountain, a six-logo strip, three API rows, a grid of eight cards, a template picker, a three-step walkthrough, a closing call to action, a statistics band and a full-bleed orange footer. It is 7591 pixels tall on desktop at 1440 pixels wide. The palette centres on orange-red #ff4500, used for the headline highlight, accent words and footer, against pale blue #e1e9f2 panels and white. The display face is gtPlanar. Dithered mountain illustrations in orange and green recur as the signature image.

Above the fold

The header holds the wordmark, "Platform", "Solutions", "Resources", "Pricing" and "Docs" and a black "Get a demo" pill. The headline "Give your agents access to the whole web." sits in white type on an orange block over a pale blue dotted field, above two buttons, "Get API key" and "Setup for agents". A pixelated orange and black mountain range fills the lower half.

Logo strip, API rows and bridge

"10,000+ companies building beyond the API" heads six logo tiles, from Microsoft to DeepMind. "See what agents can do on the web." introduces three stacked rows, "Search API", "Fetch API" and "Browser-as-a-Service", each with a "TRY FOR FREE" link and a pale blue mockup panel on the right. A yellow-highlighted headline then sits beside a pixel-art computer,.

Eight-card grid, templates and setup steps

"Anything you can do in a browser, your agent can too." heads two rows of four cards, each with a blue illustration and a title such as "Build agents that never sleep", and each ending in a black "Get started" button. A template block pairs five outlined prompts with a yellow panel. "Zero setup. Real results." opens three columns: "Create a browser session", "Choose your model" and "Execute your first task".

Closing section and footer

"100% of the web at production scale." is centred above "Try for free" and "Talk to sales". A pink-highlighted slogan sits beside a green mountain and an oversized "00,000+ years saved" counter. "Trusted by" shows four tinted tiles: "800,000", "100,000", "10,000" and "Millions". The footer is solid orange with columns headed "PRIMITIVES", "INDUSTRIES", "DEVELOPERS" and "COMPANY".

On mobile

At 390px the page stretches to 11771 pixels. The nav labels disappear and the hero keeps only the headline, subhead and two buttons over a short mountain strip. Logos form a two-column grid. API rows stack with the mockup above each title, the eight cards fall into one column, and the template block becomes a dropdown showing "Monitors trending keywords on Google". Stat tiles stack as full-width bars.

Worth borrowing

Solid orange highlight blocks behind "Give your agents access to the whole web." let the brand colour carry the hero without any image behind the text.
One black "Get started" pill under each of eight identical cards keeps a long grid scannable.
Giving each of four tiles under "Trusted by" its own pastel tint turns plain numbers into a colour-coded band.