A profile per storefront
Each store keeps its own cookies and sessions, so switching stores is one click, not a sign-out.
Use cases / E-commerce sellers
Every storefront, kept apart.
Sellers who run several storefronts on platforms that allow it keep each one in its own Browz profile, with its own sessions and an exit in the market it sells to.
Browz · Shops
The problem
Shared browsers leak between accounts.
Without separate profiles
- Seller sessions mixed in one browser
- Checking each market from your own country
- Re-entering logins every time you switch
- Listings that look different to you than to buyers
With Browz
- A saved profile per storefront
- An exit in each market, with matching timezone and language
- Signed in and ready when you start a profile
- See each market the way local buyers see it
How Browz helps
Built for e-commerce sellers.
Check every market locally
Give each store an exit in the market it sells to, and see prices, shipping and listings as local buyers do.
Routine checks, automated
Save an RPA flow to open your order pages and extract statuses, then run it on every store profile.
A setup that works
Get started in an afternoon.
A profile per store
Create one profile for each storefront and file them in a Shops folder.
An exit per market
Assign each profile a proxy in its market. Browz checks where it really exits.
Sign in once
Start each profile, sign in to its seller account, and stop it. Next time it opens signed in.
Features you’ll use
The parts that matter here.
FAQ
Questions we hear.
Can I run several stores on one platform?
Only where the platform allows it. Many marketplaces have rules about multiple seller accounts; Browz is for running the accounts you are permitted to run.