Browser Automation Bots
Bots that log in, click, fill forms, navigate dashboards and generate reports exactly like a human operator, on a schedule.
Bots that work like your best operator
Browser automation from Apex Automation Team replaces repetitive manual work inside websites and web apps: automated logins with session persistence, multi-step navigation, form filling, scheduled report downloads, dashboard updates, checkout flows, bulk uploads and data entry between systems that have no integration.
What we automate
- Auto-click workflows and multi-step sequences across pages
- Form input automation from spreadsheets, CRMs or APIs
- Dashboard and report generation on a schedule (cron / time-delayed)
- Auto login, OTP/2FA handling where permitted, cookie and session persistence
- Legacy desktop & web systems, proprietary ERPs and niche platforms (custom RPA)
- Outreach and CRM hygiene: Smartlead, HubSpot, ClickUp, Google Apps Script and Zapier integrations
Technology
We build with Puppeteer and Playwright (headless Chromium/Firefox), Node.js and Python, Google Apps Script for Workspace automation, and cloud schedulers so bots run 24/7 without your laptop. Every bot emulates human browsing patterns to stay stable and within the target site's rules. Our reasoning on choosing between the two main automation libraries is written up separately.
Pricing & timeline
- Simple single-site bots from $50; multi-system RPA workflows up to $2,000+
- Free feasibility test on your target site before any payment
- Quote as soon as possible, with the schedule agreed once we have seen the workflow
Frequently asked
Is a browser bot different from RPA?
A browser bot drives a real browser with code and is far cheaper to run and change. RPA platforms drive the whole desktop, including legacy Windows apps, and carry licence costs. We build both and recommend whichever fits the work.
Can the bot run on a schedule without anyone watching?
Yes. Bots run on a schedule on your machine or on a server, with logging, retries and alerts when a run fails or a page changes.
Can it handle two-factor authentication?
Where the site allows it, yes, using app-based codes, email codes or session persistence, and only for accounts you own.