Every fetch, parse, and diff recorded for Browserbase. Filter by surface to focus the timeline; each row captures what was found, what changed, and the fields returned.
The product listing has been significantly updated with real data. The platform is now identified as 'Product Hunt', the overall rating is 5 based on 12 reviews, and detailed praise and complaint themes, along with recent user reviews, are now present.
The primary topics listed on the page have been updated with rephrased and more specific descriptions.
No change since last scan.
The number of stars and forks has decreased, and the date formats for recent releases and the last commit have been updated.
The 'followers' count changed to -1, and the 'posting_frequency' is now an empty string.
The company's hiring trend has changed to growing, and its aggregate technology stack has expanded to include new developer-focused areas like Browsers, Web Data APIs, Models, Observability, Browse CLI, and Director. Additionally, several individual roles had their listed tech stacks updated, and one role's seniority was adjusted.
No change since last scan.
The pricing information has been updated to include explicit 'per_unit' pricing for all tiers and a specific billing period for the Scale Plan. Additionally, the free tier limits now clearly state a 7-day data retention period.
The social proof summary was rephrased for clarity, and the stated target audience was narrowed.
All review data for Browserbase has been cleared, including review counts, ratings, and qualitative feedback like recent reviews, praise, and complaints. The platform field was also changed to 'null'.
Several primary topics on the page have been rephrased to update their descriptions or focus areas. Key changes include rephrasing for browser agents, web data, model integration, and developer tools.
The navigation sections were updated; "Templates," "Stagehand," "Changelog," and "Dashboard" were added, replacing "Welcome," "Platform," "Use cases," "Optimization," and "Account" sections.
The repository's forks and stars counts have increased. Additionally, the date formats for recent releases and the last commit date were updated.
The 'followers' count has been updated from -1 to 0, and the 'posting_frequency' has changed from 'irregular' to 'null'.
The hiring trend was updated to "flat", and the aggregate tech stack was significantly revised, with new technologies added and some old ones removed. Several engineering and design roles now explicitly mention specific tech stacks.
No change since last scan.
The pricing structure now integrates overage/usage-based pricing details directly into feature descriptions, eliminating the separate 'per_unit' field and dedicated RPS, Captcha Solving, and Stealth Mode feature lines from plan descriptions. Developer Plan data retention was also significantly reduced, and some feature wordings were updated.
The target audience description was updated to specify Agents, Developers, and Companies building beyond the API. Additionally, the phrasing in the social proof summary was slightly reworded.
The product page now includes detailed review data, praise and complaint themes, and updated rating scores. The platform is identified as Product Hunt, with an overall rating of 5 based on 12 reviews.
The blog's primary topics have been updated, including new and rephrased topics, while the 'Home' and 'All' blog categories have been removed.
New navigation sections have been added including Welcome, Platform, Use cases, Optimization, and Account.
The project experienced an increase in stars, open issues, and pull requests. A new release, "@browserbasehq/browse-cli@0.6.0", was published, and the last commit date was updated.
The 'followers' count and 'posting_frequency' value have been updated.
The company's aggregate tech stack has been updated, adding "Browse CLI" and "Director" while removing "Distributed Systems" and "Web". Additionally, specific tech stack mentions were removed from several individual engineering and design role descriptions, and the hiring trend and leadership roles open status have changed.
No change since last scan.
The pricing structure now includes explicit Search and Fetch RPS limits, along with Captcha Solving and Stealth Mode features across all plans. Usage-based pricing details for paid plans have been moved to a new 'per_unit' field for clarity, and data retention for the Developer Plan has been extended to 30 days.
The secondary call to action text and social proof summary were updated. The target audience statement was removed.
The visible categories "Home" and "All" were added, and the primary topics list was revised and expanded with updated phrasing and new areas of focus.
Several sections, including Templates, Stagehand, Changelog, and Dashboard, have been removed from the navigation.
Date formats for the latest release and last commit date have been updated to include time and conform to ISO 8601 standard.
No change since last scan.
The description for free tier model tokens has been updated from '(models)' to 'for Models'.
The secondary CTA text has been removed. Additionally, the social proof summary content has been rephrased.
The 'platform' field's value was updated from "ProductHunt" to "null".
The follower count was updated, and the posting frequency changed to null.
No change since last scan.
The primary topics for blog posts have been updated, introducing new themes such as Web Automation and Engineering & Platform Features, while removing topics like Platform Capabilities and Web Data Access.
The website's main navigation structure has been completely updated, replacing general categories with specific developer-focused sections such as Docs, APIs & SDKs, Integrations, and Stagehand.
The number of forks and stars has decreased. The date formats for the last commit and recent release have been simplified.
No change since last scan.
No change since last scan.
The secondary call to action text was updated, and one key differentiator was removed. The social proof summary was significantly rephrased and expanded with more detailed statistics, including new metrics for websites visited and years spent browsing the web.
The page has undergone a significant data reset, with all review-related metrics and content, including recent reviews, praise themes, and complaint themes, being removed or set to zero. The platform name also saw a minor update.
The followers count has been updated to -999.
Several tech stack mentions were updated across roles, with 'Distributed Systems' and 'Web' added. The overall aggregate tech stack was also updated, adding 'Distributed Systems' and 'Web' while removing 'Browse CLI' and 'Director'.
The blog's primary topics have been updated, introducing new focus areas like 'Platform Capabilities' and 'Web Data Access', while removing topics such as 'Web Automation Platform Features' and 'Identity Management for Agents'. Additionally, the 'Home' and 'All' visible blog categories are no longer present.
The 'Support' section was removed from the main navigation.
The repository's stars, open pull requests, and open issues have all slightly increased.
No change since last scan.
No change since last scan.
The secondary call to action text and positioning statement were updated, the social proof summary text was revised, and two items ('Zero setup.' and 'Real results.') were removed from the key differentiators list.
The product page now features comprehensive review data, including an overall rating of 5 from 12 reviews, specific praise and complaint themes, and detailed recent user reviews. The platform name was also updated for accuracy.
The platform name was shortened to 'X', and the posting frequency updated from 'null' to 'irregular'.
The company's aggregate tech stack was updated to include "Browse CLI" and "Director" and remove several previous technologies. Additionally, multiple engineering and design roles no longer list specific tech stack mentions.
The primary topics for blog posts have been updated to include 'Web Automation Platform Features' and 'Identity Management for Agents', replacing the former 'Agent Identity Management'. Additionally, 'Home' and 'All' categories have been added to the visible blog post categories.
The navigation sections have been updated, removing 'Integrations' and 'APIs & SDKs' and adding a 'Support' section. Additionally, the 'last_update_date' field value was updated.
The date formats for the last commit and the latest release have been updated to a more precise format.
No change since last scan.
No change since last scan.
The positioning statement has been updated, and the list of key differentiators now highlights 'Zero setup' and 'Real results' while removing 'No obstacles' and 'No limits'. The social proof summary text was also slightly rephrased.
The 'platform' field has been updated from 'null' to 'ProductHunt', indicating the product is now hosted on Product Hunt.
The number of followers was updated to 0, and the posting frequency changed from an empty string to 'null'.
Tech stack details have been added to several engineering and design job descriptions, and these technologies are now reflected in the overall aggregate tech stack. Additionally, the 'Demand Generation Lead' role's seniority field had a capitalization change.
The primary topics defining the content focus have been significantly updated, reflecting a shift to more specific developer-facing areas such as agent development, web data extraction, and identity management.
The site navigation has been significantly reorganized with several new sections replacing older ones. A minor update also occurred in the 'last_update_date' field.
The format of the last commit date was updated.
No change since last scan.
The free plan now explicitly includes 7 days of data retention, and the description for models in the free tier limits was updated. Minor adjustments were also made to string representations of "null" values for pricing fields across all plans.
A new key differentiator, '100% of the web at production scale,' was added to the list of key features. Additionally, the social proof summary was updated to include a date for the unique browser sessions metric.
The platform field's value was updated from 'Product Hunt' to 'null'.
The followers count has been updated from -1 to -99999999999.
The `aggregate_tech_stack` list is now empty, and specific tech stack mentions were removed from two Software Engineer roles. The 'seniority' field for 'Demand Generation Lead' also changed case.
The primary topics and visible categories for blog posts have been revised. Specific topics like "AI Agents and Browser Automation" and "Web Data Extraction" were rephrased, and "AI Model Integration" was added, while "Developer Tools and Integrations" and "Company Updates" were removed. The "Home" and "All" categories for blog posts are no longer visible.
No change since last scan.
The repository saw an increase in forks, open issues, and open pull requests, while its star count slightly decreased. The date format for the latest release was also updated.
No change since last scan.
Several pricing details have been made less explicit, including per-unit costs for all plans and the billing period for the Scale plan, while the overall pricing is now indicated as not transparent. Explicit names were also added for three of the pricing tiers.
The page now highlights two new key differentiators. The secondary call to action text and the social proof summary have been updated to reflect new messaging.
The 'platform' field has been updated from a null placeholder to "Product Hunt".
The platform field has been updated, and a new 'posting_frequency' field has been added.
The aggregate tech stack was updated to remove 'Web' and include 'Browse CLI', 'Director', and 'Github'. The 'Design Engineer (Web & Brand)' and 'Web Designer (Marketing)' roles no longer list a tech stack, and the 'seniority' for 'Demand Generation Lead' was capitalized.
All review and rating data for the product have been reset or removed, including the platform, total reviews, overall rating, specific scores, recent reviews, and thematic feedback.
No significant changes were detected between the two versions of the competitor page. The only difference is the order of keys in the JSON object, which is not considered a material change.
The primary content topics were updated, adding new areas like 'AI Agents and Browser Automation' and 'Developer Tools and Integrations', and removing older ones. Additionally, new visible blog categories 'Home' and 'All' were introduced.
The pricing structure has been made more transparent with explicit overage details for all plans, and minor clarifications were made to free tier limits and the Scale plan's billing.
Minor textual updates were made across the positioning statement and social proof summary, along with a change in the stated target audience.
New sections including Templates, Stagehand, Changelog, and Dashboard have been added to the documentation navigation.
The repository saw an increase in stars and a decrease in forks. The date formats for recent releases and the last commit were updated.
The 'seniority' of the 'Demand Generation Lead' role was updated to 'lead', and the 'leadership_roles_open' flag was set to true.
No change since last scan.
Detailed review data, including specific praise and complaint themes, customer support and ease of use scores, recent reviews, and a recommended percentage, has been added. The overall rating and review count have also been updated.
The followers count changed to -1 and the posting_frequency field was removed.
The primary topics have been updated with more descriptive terms such as 'Browser Agent Development' and 'AI and Automation', and a new topic, 'Identity Management', has been added.
The Developer Plan's data retention decreased from 30 to 7 days, and features like Search/Fetch RPS and Stealth Mode were removed from all pricing tiers. Additionally, the pricing transparency setting was changed to false.
The secondary call to action was updated from 'Copy prompt' to 'Talk to sales', and the target audience was more precisely defined as 'AI Agents'. The social proof summary and positioning statement were also rephrased.
The navigation sections for "Templates", "Stagehand", "Changelog", and "Dashboard" have been removed from the site navigation.
No change since last scan.
The company's hiring trend has changed from 'flat' to 'growing', and leadership roles are no longer open. The seniority for the 'Demand Generation Lead' role was also updated.
No change since last scan.
Significant review data for Browserbase has been removed or reset. The overall rating and review count are now -1, and all detailed review information, scores, and praise/complaint themes are no longer present.
The number of followers was updated from -1 to 0, and the posting_frequency changed from an empty string to 'irregular'.
The primary topics discussed on the page have been updated, shifting focus to more specific areas like web data extraction and AI model integration.
The pricing page now includes new features like Search and Fetch RPS limits and Stealth Mode across all plans. The Developer plan's data retention has increased, and all feature descriptions have been standardized for clarity.
The social proof summary was restructured, the positioning statement was updated, and the target audience is now explicitly stated as 'Agents'.
The top-level navigation has been completely redesigned, replacing previous high-level categories with more specific sections like "Docs," "Integrations," "APIs & SDKs," "Templates," "Stagehand," "Changelog," and "Dashboard."
The number of open pull requests increased from 103 to 110, and open issues rose from 87 to 90. The last commit date was updated to April 24, 2026.
The company's hiring trend has shifted from growing to flat, and new leadership roles are open. The aggregate tech stack has been updated, including new specific tech mentions for several engineering and design roles, while some older technologies were removed.
No change since last scan.
The repository's forks increased to 1500, while its stars decreased to 22300.
The aggregate tech stack has been updated to include Browserbase, Browse CLI, and Director, while removing Distributed Systems and Web. Additionally, specific tech stack mentions were updated for several engineering and design roles, and the indication for open leadership roles changed from true to false.
No change since last scan.
New detailed feedback was added for the product, including praise and complaint themes, customer support and ease of use scores, and recent reviews. The overall rating and review count were significantly updated.
The primary changes involve the standardization of 'per_unit' and 'billing_period' fields to 'null' instead of empty strings, and an update to the free tier limits description to include data retention and model token allocation.
The social proof summary was updated with new metrics, and the positioning statement was changed. The target audience field is now null.
A new field named "posting_frequency" has been added.
The primary topics for the blog have been updated, refining the focus to include browser agent development, web automation with AI, general platform features, and engineering best practices.
The primary navigation sections of the page have been completely reorganized, replacing previous categories with new, thematic ones.
The number of stars and forks have changed, and the date format for the latest release was updated.
The company's hiring trend is now indicated as 'growing', and an aggregate list of technologies such as Distributed Systems, Stagehand, and Web has been added. Several engineering and design roles had their specific tech stacks explicitly mentioned, and the seniority for the Demand Generation Lead role was updated.
No change since last scan.
The page's review data, including individual reviews, ease of use score, customer support score, recommended percentage, and all praise and complaint themes, has been removed. The overall review count and rating have been reset to zero.
Pricing details were moved from the 'per_unit' field into the feature descriptions for all plans. The Model Gateway pricing was clarified, and the free tier limits description was updated.
The page updated its marketing copy, including a shorter list of key differentiators, a rephrased social proof summary, a revised positioning statement, and a more concise target audience description.
The 'followers' field value has changed from 0 to -1.
The list of primary topics was revised to reflect updated terminology and focus areas, and a typo in a recent blog post URL was corrected.
No change since last scan.
The repository saw an increase in forks, stars, open pull requests, and open issues.
A new 'Web Designer (Marketing)' role has been added, and the 'Data Lead' role has been removed. Additionally, the 'seniority' attribute has been updated for multiple existing roles.
No change since last scan.
The product saw a significant drop in customer support score and recommended percentage. New top praise themes related to experiment organization and avoiding multiple applications were added, while others were rephrased or removed. A new complaint about performance optimization was introduced, and all existing reviews received updated content and a simplified date format.
New 'billing_period' and 'per_unit' fields were added to several plans, streamlining how usage and overage costs are presented. Existing 'features' descriptions and the 'free_tier_limits' string were simplified to reflect these changes.
The page adds a new key differentiator and updates the social proof, positioning statement, and target audience description.
The platform name has changed from 'x.com' to 'X', and the followers count was updated from -99999 to 0.
Key primary topics have been updated, with 'Engineering Best Practices' added and 'Platform Engineering' removed. Additionally, a recent blog post URL was slightly modified.
The external link indicators have been removed from several navigation sections, implying they might now be internal links or no longer explicitly marked as external.
Significant updates were made to open roles, including changes to seniority levels for many positions and the clearing of specific tech stack mentions. The overall hiring trend status also changed to 'null', and the aggregate tech stack was cleared.
No change since last scan.
The billing period for Free, Developer, and Startup plans was updated from 'monthly' to '/mo'. Additionally, the 'per_unit' pricing detail for all plans (Free, Developer, Startup, and Scale) is now explicitly null, suggesting a change in how this information is represented or tracked.
The platform name has been updated from 'twitter' to 'x.com', and the 'followers' count has changed from -1 to -99999.
The secondary call to action text, social proof summary, and positioning statement have been updated, and one key differentiator has been removed.
The list of primary topics has been significantly updated. Several existing topics were rephrased or removed, and new developer-focused topics like AI Model Integration and Identity Management for Agents were added.
The page's navigation structure has been significantly updated, removing several granular sections and adding new direct links for Docs, Templates, Stagehand, Changelog, and Dashboard. A minor change also occurred in the last_update_date field.
No significant changes were detected between the previous and current versions of the data.
The company's hiring trend is now 'growing'. Several engineering and design roles have updated their tech stack mentions, and the overall aggregate tech stack now explicitly includes 'Distributed Systems', 'Platform Services', 'Web', and 'Data'.
No change since last scan.
The free tier limits now explicitly state 'Runtime included'. Additionally, 'per_unit' pricing details for overage usage have been specified across all plans, clarifying costs beyond included limits.
The page now includes comprehensive review data, detailing the overall rating (5 out of 5), a total of 12 reviews, specific themes for praise and complaints, and individual scores for customer support and ease of use. Additionally, recent review summaries and a recommended percentage have been added.
The platform name has changed from 'X' to 'twitter', and the followers count has been updated from 0 to -1.
The page adds a new key differentiator, updates the secondary call to action, clarifies the social proof summary, and revises the positioning statement.
The blog's primary topics have been completely revised to focus on AI Agents, Web Data Extraction, Platform Engineering, Product Features, and Customer Success Stories. The visible categories "Home" and "All" have also been removed.
The primary documentation structure has been reorganized with new sections including Welcome, Platform, Use Cases, Optimization, and Account. Several previous top-level sections like Templates, Stagehand, Changelog, and Dashboard have been removed from the main section list.
The repository's star count increased by one.
The 'Software Engineer (Stagehand)' role's tech stack was updated to include 'Stagehand', and the overall aggregate tech stack now also includes 'Stagehand'. Additionally, the seniority for 'Data Lead' and 'Demand Generation Lead' roles was updated.
No change since last scan.
The per-unit pricing information for all tiers has been removed. The Free Plan's feature limits now explicitly include 7 days of data retention and $5 in models.
The 'followers' count was updated from -1 to 0, and the 'posting_frequency' field has been removed.
The social proof summary, positioning statement, and target audience definition have been updated on the page.
The blog's post frequency has changed to '2-3x per week', and its primary topics were revised. Additionally, new visible categories 'Home' and 'All' were introduced.
The documentation structure has been significantly reorganized, with new navigation sections replacing the previous categories. Additionally, the format of the last_update_date field has been updated.
The project experienced decreases in star, fork, open PR, and open issue counts, while the contributor count increased by one. The recent release title format was also updated.
No change since last scan.
The pricing page was updated to provide detailed overage pricing for Developer and Startup plans, clarify usage-based pricing for the Scale plan, and specify market pricing for the Model Gateway across several tiers. The free tier limits summary was also condensed.
No significant changes detected between the two versions; only the order of keys differs.
The project shows increased activity with more stars, open pull requests, and contributors. The latest release title and last commit date have also been updated.
A 'Log in' navigation item was added, while three key differentiators and the target audience statement were removed. The social proof summary and positioning statement were also updated.
The customer support score and recommended percentage both decreased significantly. All recent review dates now include full timestamps, and the lists of top praise and complaint themes have been rephrased or updated.
The number of followers has changed from 2231777543 to -1.
The blog's post frequency changed to weekly, and its primary topics were updated to reflect new focuses like Engineering Practices and AI Model Integration, with some topics removed. Two new blog posts were added, replacing older content.
A new 'Account Executive' role was added, while the 'Technical Customer Success Manager (TCSM)' role was removed. Most job roles now have a 'null' seniority and empty 'tech_stack_mentioned' fields, and the overall hiring trend and aggregate tech stack are also empty.
No change since last scan.
A new 'per_unit' field was added to all pricing tiers to clarify unit costs. The 'features' lists for paid plans were updated to be more concise by abstracting overage details, which are now partly covered by the 'per_unit' field. The free tier limits were also expanded to include data retention and model tokens.