headless browser infrastructure

Reliable web data infrastructure for market intelligence teams

Programmatic web access for business intelligence — managed headless browsers, a rotating IP network and fingerprint consistency, so public pages render the way a real visitor sees them and every collection step is recorded.

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Publicly available data only · GDPR-aligned handling · DPA available · rate-limiting controls built in

Where teams use it

Outcomes first. The infrastructure is what makes them repeatable.

Price & MAP monitoring

Track competitor pricing in every market your proxy pools cover, without building internal infrastructure.

Ad verification

Ensure your ads render correctly across geographies and devices.

SEO & SERP monitoring

Track search rankings from the locations you route through, on a schedule you set.

QA & visual regression

Test your web app across real browser environments programmatically.

Market research

Aggregate public financial data, real estate listings, or product catalogs.

Compliance monitoring

Sample the placements you buy and keep a record of what was on the page.

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How it works

Set the intent

You say what should happen.

Hand it over

A model takes the wheel.

It runs

Real browsers, your routes.

You review

Every step, kept on file.

See the full flow

Full agent loop

The model reads the page, picks one action, Xymotrone executes it in the browser, and the cycle repeats until the goal is met — every thought and screenshot saved.

Parallel sessions

Run the same task across several independent browsers at once, each with its own inputs and its own live view.

Your proxies, your rules

Attach any HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 endpoint, group them into pools, and check exit IP and latency before a run starts.

Credentials bank

Store logins once, match them to a site automatically, and rotate through a pool so no two sessions reuse the same account.

Real Chrome, not a scraper

Clicks, typing, key presses, scrolling and tab switching happen in a genuine browser with JavaScript running.

Bring your own model

Use hosted models or point Xymotrone at your own Ollama, LM Studio or vLLM endpoint — tested from the setup wizard.

What Xymotrone is, in one paragraph

Xymotrone is a managed headless browser infrastructure platform for teams that need reliable, programmatic web access. It combines real Chrome execution, rotating IP networks and fingerprint consistency management — with rate-limiting controls and GDPR-aligned handling built in. Use it for price monitoring, ad verification, SEO tracking and QA automation without building or maintaining browser grids.

Managed browser fleetWeb data collection platformBrowser automation APIProgrammatic web accessRotating proxy browser pool

What Xymotrone is not for

Clear boundaries, stated up front. These uses are prohibited by the acceptable use terms.

Bypassing paywalls, logins you do not own, or other access controls

Collecting private or password-protected data belonging to other people

Volumetric traffic, load generation, or anything DDoS-shaped

Working around a site's Terms of Service or published rate limits

Built for publicly available data, collection at published rates, and legitimate business intelligence workflows.

Questions people ask

How do I monitor competitor prices automatically?

Point a scheduled task at the public product pages you track, attach a proxy pool for each market, and Xymotrone renders and records them on cadence. Every observation keeps its screenshot, URL and exit IP.

What's the best way to collect web data without getting blocked?

Use a real browser, keep locale, timezone and device signals consistent with the exit IP, rotate exits sensibly, and stay inside the target's published limits. Xymotrone handles the first three and enforces the fourth with concurrency ceilings.

How do I run Playwright or Selenium work without managing servers?

Replace the grid with a managed browser fleet. Sessions are provisioned per run, attached to your proxy pool, and torn down cleanly — browser automation without DevOps.

How do I extract data from JavaScript-heavy sites?

Pages run in real Chrome with JavaScript enabled, so client-rendered content is present in the DOM and in the screenshot when the page is read.

Can AI agents drive the browser?

Yes. A hosted model or your own Ollama, LM Studio or vLLM endpoint can read the page, choose one action at a time and keep going until the goal is met — with every step recorded.

Is this compliant to use?

Xymotrone is for publicly available data, with rate-limiting controls, GDPR-aligned handling and a DPA available on request. It is not for bypassing access controls, and volumetric traffic is prohibited.

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