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Hyperbrowser supports deploying browser sessions across multiple geographic regions worldwide. This allows you to optimize for latency and improve performance for your users.

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Available Regions

Hyperbrowser currently supports the following regions:
Region CodeLocationDescription
us-centralUnited States (Central)Optimal for North American users
us-eastUnited States (East)East coast US region
us-westUnited States (West)West coast US region
europe-westEurope (West)Optimal for European users
asia-southAsia (South)Optimal for Asian users

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Why Use Multi-Region Support?

Reduced Latency: Deploy sessions closer to your target websites or end users to minimize network latency and improve response times. Geographic Testing: Test how websites behave from different geographic locations, useful for geo-restricted content or region-specific features. Load Distribution: Distribute workloads across multiple regions for better scalability and reliability.

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Quick Start

Specify the region when creating a session: 
import { Hyperbrowser } from "@hyperbrowser/sdk";

const client = new Hyperbrowser({
  apiKey: process.env.HYPERBROWSER_API_KEY,
});

async function main() {
  // Create session in Europe
  const session = await client.sessions.create({
    region: "europe-west",
  });

  console.log("Session ID:", session.id);
  console.log("WebSocket:", session.wsEndpoint);
}

main();

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Region Selection Best Practices

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Combine with Proxy Settings

You can also combine region selection with proxy settings from the same geographic area: 
// European session with European proxy
const session = await client.sessions.create({
  region: "europe-west",
  useProxy: true,
  proxyCountry: "DE", // Germany
  useStealth: true,
});
Matching your session region with your proxy country can reduce latency and make your traffic patterns appear more natural.

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Troubleshooting

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High Latency

If you’re experiencing high latency:
  1. Check region selection: Ensure you’re using the region closest to your target
  2. Verify network connectivity: Test your connection to the region
  3. Consider proxy settings: Proxy routing can add latency

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Session Creation Timeout

If session creation times out in a specific region:
  1. Try a different region: Some regions may be experiencing high load
  2. Check region status: Contact support for region availability
  3. Increase timeout: Adjust your client timeout settings

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API Reference

For complete API details on the region parameter, see:

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Next Steps

Proxy Configuration

Combine regions with proxy settings for optimal performance

Session Parameters

Explore all available session configuration options

Stealth Mode

Learn about anti-detection features

Static IPs

Use static IPs with regional sessions