WEBGAP Remote Browsers
Fully-hosted and fully-managed remote browsers, available on a monthly or annual basis, for the low price of just $5 per user, per month.
After using WEBGAP remote browsers ever since their private beta launch, I can report that they perform brilliantly and they are wonderfully cost-effective.
Sascha Olofson
GundogMedia.com
Want to try one out? Sign up and start using a WEBGAP remote browser today.
WEBGAP Remote Browser USP's
Works With All Modern Browsers
No Downloads Or Plugins
Works On Mobile Devices
No Tracking or Data Gathering
Audio & Video Work Perfectly
Most Cost-Effective On The Market
Happy Users
Join the genuinely happy users who are already using WEBGAP remote browsers.
Works Great
A cost-effective remote browser solution that does what it says on the tin, what's not to like? My staff and I use our remote browsers every day to surf the internet and they work great.
By Bruce Kaposy
Fantastic OSINT Tool
I use my WEBGAP remote browser for conducting online OSINT investigations and it allows me to gather information without being tracked or identified by those I am investigating.
By Nihad Hassan
Audio & Video Work Well
I spend a lot of time on Youtube and Vimeo for my work and apart from the odd glitch and delay here and there (hence only 4 stars), the audio and video on my remote browser works really well.
Easy To Deploy & Use
I recently deployed remote browsers to our small team of employees after taking part in the WEBGAP private beta, they are easy to deploy without any local installs and they are easy to use.
By Andrea Menin
Quickly & Easy Cybersecurity Fix
What I love most about WEBGAP is that their remote browsers are a quick and easy cybersecurity fix that dramatically improve the security of your organization and your employees.
Bulletproof Web Browsing!
I am really happy with my WEBGAP remote browser, part of my job is visiting shady websites and I used to pick up all kinds of adware and malware, not any more though, its bulletproof web browsing.
No More Malicous Code
Its amazing how WEBGAP manages to convert the CNN.com homepage into just 18 lines of code before displaying it to me, they call it webpage runtime rendering, but I call it magic!
