Case Study: Poke scales to hundreds of thousands of browser sessions with Browserbase

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Poke scales to hundreds of thousands of browser sessions with Browserbase

Poke, a company building a general-purpose AI agent, faced a significant scaling challenge. As demand grew, its team struggled to build and ship new web integrations fast enough. Each new capability required building complex authentication flows and handling numerous edge cases from scratch, which was slowing down their evolution. They needed a solution to run concurrent browser sessions reliably without manual infrastructure management.

By implementing Browserbase, Poke gained access to scalable, headless browser sessions. The solution worked out of the box with features like Agent Identity and residential proxies, allowing Poke's AI to authenticate on websites and complete complex workflows autonomously. This partnership was a major inflection point, enabling Poke to become a truly general-purpose agent. The results were immediate and substantial; since launch, Poke users have conducted hundreds of thousands of browser sessions through Browserbase, with users continually discovering new autonomous capabilities.


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