Lelantos vs Browserbase

A browser inside a sandbox, not just a hosted browser

Lelantos runs a browser inside a full EU-native microVM, so the same sandbox that drives the page runs your code on what it collected. Browserbase is a hosted browser you connect to, then ship the data out to separate compute.

Why teams switch from Browserbase

The spine of the move

Fusion: browse and compute in one place

A scraping agent does the whole job in one Lelantos sandbox: drive the browser to collect, then clean and analyse with Python in the same place. No second system, no data egress, no glue code.

EU-native by default

Sessions and the data they touch stay in the EU by default. Clean for GDPR.

Standard CDP plus native /rpc

Connect Playwright or Puppeteer over CDP, the same tools you already use, or use the lighter native NDJSON /rpc for high-level agentic actions and fewer round-trips.

Per-session microVM isolation

Each browser runs in its own Firecracker microVM, fully isolated, with your code right alongside it.

Lelantos vs Browserbase, the cells that matter

Lelantos vs Browserbase across product shape, fused compute, EU residency, isolation, protocols and warm session speed, EU figures, verified 2026-06-17.
DimensionLelantosBrowserbase
Product shapebrowser inside a full agentic sandboxhosted browser (BaaS)
Browse and compute in one placeyes, same sandboxno, ship data to separate compute
EU data residencynative, defaultavailable
IsolationFirecracker microVM per sessiondedicated VM per session
Protocolsnative NDJSON /rpc + standard CDPCDP only
Warm session (EU)~1.5 s (/rpc), ~1.9 s (CDP)~0.9 s
Where Browserbase leads

The honest note

Browserbase creates a session a little faster than us (about 0.9 s vs our about 1.5 s native /rpc) and ships a mature browser-automation stack including Stagehand. If raw session-create speed or that ecosystem is what you need, Browserbase has it. We lead on browse-and-compute-in-one-place and EU residency.

Questions people ask

Is Lelantos a Browserbase alternative?
Yes, with a difference in shape. Browserbase hosts a managed browser you connect to over CDP. Lelantos runs a browser inside a full Firecracker microVM sandbox, so the same place that drives the page can also run your code.
Can I run code in the same sandbox as the browser?
Yes. On Lelantos you drive the browser and run Python or your own code on what it collected in the same sandbox. On a hosting service like Browserbase you ship the scraped data out to a separate compute system.
Is the Lelantos browser isolated?
Yes. Each Lelantos browser runs in its own Firecracker microVM, fully isolated. Browserbase uses a dedicated VM per session.
How fast is a Lelantos browser session?
From the EU, a warm session is usable in about 1.5 s over the native NDJSON /rpc protocol, or about 1.9 s over standard CDP. Browserbase creates a session a little faster at about 0.9 s.
Does Lelantos work with Playwright and Puppeteer?
Yes. Lelantos exposes standard CDP, so Playwright and Puppeteer connect with the tools you already use, plus a lighter native NDJSON /rpc for high-level agentic actions.

Browse and compute in one EU-native sandbox

$50 free credit. No credit card to start. A Firecracker microVM with a browser and your code in one place.