Scalebrowser

Switching from Zapier

Keep Zapier. Give its flows a real browser.

Your Zapier flow starts a Scalebrowser workflow by webhook. It works in a browser profile with its own identity and logins on your PC, and Send Webhook hands the result back.

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What stays, what starts fresh, what you gain.

Your Zapier flows keep running as they are. The browser part becomes a Scalebrowser workflow in four steps, with a browser of its own.

Stays the same

  • Your Zapier flows

    They keep running in Zapier with their triggers and apps; one step sends the browser part over by webhook.

  • Data in as JSON

    Whatever JSON Zapier posts arrives as the workflow's inputs, and its blocks read them by name.

  • Plain HTTPS

    A POST with JSON, an Idempotency-Key against double runs, and a signature check if you set a key.

Starts fresh

  • The browser part

    It becomes a Scalebrowser workflow that starts with a Webhook trigger and runs in a profile on your PC.

    1Start a workflow with a Webhook trigger
  • No Zapier app

    There is no Scalebrowser app on Zapier: a plain HTTP call to the workflow's address starts it.

    2Call it from your Zapier flow
  • The result

    The address answers at once with 202, not with the result: Send Webhook or the run events bring it back.

    3Send the result back
  • Your logins on those sites

    The profile starts signed out: sign in once per site, or let your agent store the login in the vault without seeing it.

    4Sign in once per site

What you gain

  • A real browser per account

    Each profile has its own identity, proxy, cookies and logins; graphics card and screen come from your real PC.

  • Logins from the vault

    Log In from Vault types the password on its own site over https, and no AI block ever gets a value from the vault.

  • Captchas on the way

    Solve Captcha clears Cloudflare Turnstile, reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, GeeTest and press-and-hold, so the run goes on.

  • A person approves first

    Ask for Approval waits for your OK by phone or email, and Zapier hears of the wait as a run event.

  • Your agent calls it too

    Add an Agent Call trigger, and Claude Code or ChatGPT start the same workflow as a tool and get the result.

The move, in four steps.

Build the browser part once, then let Zapier call it.

  1. Step 1: Start a workflow with a Webhook trigger

    Build the browser part from blocks, then copy the trigger's secret address. Signed calls are one switch.

  2. Step 2: Call it from your Zapier flow

    Post the lead as JSON to that address. It answers at once with 202, while the workflow starts in its profile.

  3. Step 3: Send the result back

    End with Send Webhook to an address of your Zapier flow, or send the workflow's run events there, signed.

  4. Step 4: Sign in once per site

    The profile starts signed out. Sign in once and it stays signed in, or let your agent store the login in the profile's vault without seeing the password.

Before you wire it up, short answers.

A line or two each. Every field and event is in the webhook docs.

No, a plain HTTP call does it.

There is no Zapier app and none is needed: your Zapier flow posts JSON to the workflow's address, and takes the result back at an address of its own.

Keep your Zapier flows. Give them a real browser.

Build the browser part as a workflow, call its address from Zapier, and send the result back.

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Free plan to build and test · Webhooks from $19 · No credit card