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Introducing Orchestrator — A New Infrastructure Layer for AI Agents

Agents have untapped potential. We're building Orchestrator to make them faster, more deterministic, and affordable at scale.

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Introducing Orchestrator — A New Infrastructure Layer for AI Agents

Agents have so much untapped potential. Right now, browser agents are the most practical way to automate complex workflows, but they're just the starting point. We see a future where MCP (Model Context Protocol) becomes the backbone for many kinds of automation — a world where workflows run seamlessly without the constant overhead of a large language model (LLM) driving every single step.

Today, many browser agents keep the LLM in the loop for every task. That approach works, but it comes with three big drawbacks:

  • Non-deterministic results — you can't always predict exactly what will happen.
  • High costs — every LLM call adds up.
  • Slower execution — waiting on the model for every action.

We're building Orchestrator to solve that. For ad-hoc, one-off tasks, you can still use browser agents in the usual way. But for recurring workflows, we'll help you turn them into deterministic sequences that run faster and cost far less — while delivering the same results.

What Orchestrator Is

Orchestrator is an infrastructure layer for automation.

Right now, our focus is on browser agents because that's where we can deliver the most value immediately. With Orchestrator, you can spin up cloud browsers on demand and run them at scale — without having to think about servers, concurrency limits, or network setup.

  • On-demand browser sessions that start in seconds with high concurrency.
  • Full control via CDP to connect with your favorite libraries like Playwright or Puppeteer.
  • Direct session viewing via VNC for easy debugging and monitoring.
  • Async-ready workflows that can run in the background without blocking.
  • Residential proxies as an optional add-on for improved reach.

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Our Big Advantage: Making Scale Affordable

One of our biggest goals is to make automation infrastructure affordable. We've built Orchestrator to keep running costs low, and we pass those savings directly to you.

Whether you're a solo developer experimenting with agents or a team deploying hundreds of concurrent sessions, you get predictable, transparent pricing that makes scale possible without breaking your budget.

  • Generous Free Tier: Get started with 20 hours of browser usage completely free, no credit card required.
  • Pay-As-You-Go: After that, it's just $10 for 100 hours or $39 for 500 hours of browser time.

What's Next

This is just the beginning. We're already working on features to make Orchestrator even more powerful:

  • Stealth mode to reduce detection rates.
  • Console-log capture for better debugging.
  • Session recording for replay and auditing.

Try It Free

You can start today with 20 free hours. Explore the docs, launch your first session, and see how easy it is to go from local dev to scalable automation.

Claim Your 20 Free Hours (No Credit Card Required)

We'd love to hear your feedback and are always available to help you get started. Welcome to the future of browser automation.

— The Orchestrator Team