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Chromium with the fingerprint built in.

A drop-in anti-detect browser for Playwright & Puppeteer. Every value is set inside Chromium, so each identity is one consistent device.

Same browser. Pick where it runs.

Run it yourself

On your machines

Install the SDK and keep your scripts. Your machines, your proxies.

Free for one browser · Pro $49/mo for up to 250

New
Let us run it

On our servers

One API call starts the same browser on our servers, behind a residential IP.

€1 per GB, proxy included · no plan

$ pip install clearcote
$ npm i clearcote

Curious what your own browser gives away? Run the free fingerprint test.

The engine

Either way, it's the same engine.

Most tools patch values from the outside. Clearcote sets them in Chromium's own C++, so there is no page script to find, and nothing for a worker or an iframe to contradict.

import clearcote

browser = clearcote.launch(fingerprint="acct-1", platform="windows")
page = browser.new_page()          # a normal Playwright page
page.goto("https://example.com")
  • 1

    Set in the engine

    Canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts and hardware values come from Chromium's own code paths. The main thread, workers and iframes agree.

  • 2

    One seed, one device

    The same seed gives the same device every session. A different seed gives an unrelated one. Use one per account.

  • A network that matches

    TLS and HTTP/2 follow the Chrome version you present. Timezone and language follow the proxy's exit IP.

See every signal it controls

Yourself, or us?

The browser is identical. What differs is who runs the machines and the proxies.

Run it yourself

from $0
You install
The SDK from pip, npm or NuGet. It fetches the browser.
Proxies
Bring your own. Timezone and language follow them.
Machines
Your laptop, your servers, or our Docker image.
Best for
Steady workloads, where you already run infrastructure.

Let us run it

€1 per GB
You install
Nothing. One API call returns a CDP URL.
Proxies
Residential IPs included. Pick a country, state or city.
Machines
Our dedicated servers. Every session starts clean.
Best for
Spiky jobs, quick starts, or no servers to look after.
Pricing

Free to start. Pay when you scale.

Yourself · Free

$0

One browser at a time.

  • The latest Chromium the day it ships
  • The full fingerprint engine
  • Sign in with GitHub, no card

GitHub account at least 30 days old, SDK 0.30.0 or newer.

Yourself · Pro

$49/month

Up to 250 browsers at once.

  • Everything in Free, on any number of machines
  • Older builds, version pinning, preview channel
  • Direct email support from the owner

Us · Hosted

€1/GB

Of traffic. Nothing else is billed.

  • Residential proxy included
  • Dedicated servers, sticky sessions, geo-targeting
  • No plan, no time charge, prepaid from €5

Prefer no account at all? The open build is BSD-3 and reproducible from source, with new Chromium majors about two months later. Get it on GitHub · Compare plans

Don't trust us. Verify us.

Every release is checksummed and GPG-signed against a pinned key.

How to verify
Questions

Questions, answered

What exactly is Clearcote?

A Chromium build with fingerprint control compiled into the engine, plus SDKs for Python, Node and .NET. Run it on your own machines, or use our hosted browsers: it is the same engine either way.

Is it really open source?

The open build is: BSD-3-Clause, every patch human-readable, reproducible from source. The latest build (free with GitHub, and Pro) adds work that is not published, so it cannot be rebuilt from public source.

Can I get the latest build for free?

Yes, for one browser at a time. Sign in with a GitHub account at least 30 days old and click Get it free under Licenses. It is the same licensed build Pro gets, on a key that renews every 30 days. Needs SDK 0.30.0 or newer.

What does Pro ($49/month) add?

Up to 250 browsers at once, on any number of machines, plus direct email support from the owner. Same build as Free with GitHub; nothing in Pro unlocks more fingerprint control.

Which platforms are supported?

Windows x64 and Linux x64. On macOS, launch() runs the Clearcote Docker image through Docker Desktop (SDK 0.40.0+).

What is it for, and is that allowed?

It is a browser, built for privacy, testing, research and lawful automation. Whether a specific use is permitted depends on your local law and the terms of the sites you visit, and that is your responsibility. We make no claims about any particular detection product.

More in the full FAQ.

Blend in. Stay clear.

Start with one browser, free. Keep your scripts. Move to Pro or Hosted when you need more.

pip install clearcote  ·  npm i clearcote  ·  dotnet add package Clearcote