⚙️ More automation. Fewer restrictions.

A local API with no request limits, unlimited local profiles on every paid plan, and protection against automation detection — all in Undetectable.

Writing scripts with Selenium, Playwright, or Puppeteer? Building AI agents? Here’s what the browser can bring to your projects ↓

Undetectable is an antidetect browser with a local API with no request limits and unlimited local profiles on every paid plan.

Here’s what that means for your workflows:

→ Scale without paying for each local profile
Create profiles, assign proxies, manage cookies, and start and stop sessions through the API. Your local profile count won’t force you to upgrade your plan. Adjust concurrency to suit your machine’s resources.

→ Protection against automation detection
Our own ChromeDriver for Selenium, protection against DevTools Protocol detection, and suppression of the webdriver flag during automation. These mechanisms help make browser automation less detectable.

→ Control within web pages
Built-in API methods for navigation, clicks, scrolling, and text entry that mimics human typing. Control the browser directly or connect your familiar Selenium, Playwright, and Puppeteer tools.

→ Settings for background workflows
Focus emulation options for hidden windows and headless workflows — useful when multiple profiles run simultaneously and keeping every window in the foreground isn’t practical.

Working with AI agents? Connect via MCP.
Connect Undetectable to an AI client, including one running a compatible local model through LM Studio. For example, ask an agent to go through your ad accounts and compile a summary of remaining budgets. Running the model locally means you don’t pay for cloud LLM tokens.

Start with one of your existing workflows: create a profile → launch the browser → run the task → save the result.

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