
Archonum provides real-device browser automation for AI agents and automation workloads by running Chrome on a network of 250,000+ real consumer smartphones, ensuring every browser signal originates from the same device that owns the IP address. This eliminates the fingerprint mismatch detected by bot protection systems like Cloudflare, DataDome, and others, which rely on spotting inconsistencies between cloud-based browsers and residential proxies.
Unlike traditional browser-as-a-service solutions that run headless Chrome in the cloud and layer residential proxies on top — creating detectable gaps in TLS, WebGL, battery API, accelerometer, and touch events — Archonum runs Chrome for Android on actual Android hardware, delivering genuine mobile execution with real sensor signals, accurate geolocation, and authentic device fingerprints.
The platform supports Playwright, Puppeteer, and HTTP API integrations with no code changes required. Users can execute scripts across a fleet of real phones in different countries to enable geo-comparison, price intelligence, social media data collection, and AI agent workflows without getting blocked. Key use cases include AI agents requiring low block rates, accurate mobile price intelligence, and accessing mobile-first platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
Pricing is based on transparent hourly compute and bandwidth usage, with mobile browsers included at no extra cost. Plans range from Developer to Enterprise tiers, offering concurrent requests, bandwidth, and browser runtime at scalable rates, with annual discounts available.