How Clutchbox compares

How Clutchbox, Browserbase, Kernel and Cua get AI agents signed in to your sites: where sign-ins come from, how they stay current, and which agents can use them.

• Clutchbox vs Browserbase

  Browserbase runs headless browsers for developers, whose code signs them in. Clutchbox syncs the sign-ins from your own Chrome into the browsers your agents use, whether your code runs them or we host them.

• Clutchbox vs Kernel

  Kernel signs browsers in by having each user type their password into a page it hosts, then keeps the credentials to sign in again. Clutchbox copies sign-ins from the browser you already use, so nobody hands a password to another service.

• Clutchbox vs Cua

  Cua copies signed-in state into a desktop you host, one approved push at a time. Clutchbox keeps your agents’ browsers signed in by syncing from yours in the background, on our hosted computers or in browsers your own code runs.