Traffic Simulation Actor

An Apify Actor that drives realistic human-like traffic to your websites using headless Chromium browsers, residential proxy rotation, and configurable behavioral profiles. Also compatible with Google Analytics (GA). Built with love ❤️ from an Ethical Hacker.

What it does

Each visit is an isolated browser session with a unique IP, device fingerprint, and behavioral pattern. The actor loads the target URL, scrolls the page, optionally clicks links or ad elements (if configured to do so), and records the result. Visits are distributed evenly across all provided URLs and run concurrently up to your configured limit.

Features

• Geo-targeted traffic - send traffic from 70+ countries, each visit looks like it's coming from that country with right timezone and local browser language (configurable).
• Device profiles - visits come from a mix of Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS devices, not just one (configurable).
• Behavior modes - three visit styles: bounce (quick look), normal (scrolls + likely clicks), deep (full scroll, always clicks, browses multiple pages) (configurable).
• Click targeting - configure exactly which links, buttons, or ad elements get clicked during a visit (how often clicks happen across visits is configurable, or clicking can be disabled entirely).
• Proxy rotation - different real residential IP per visit, no IP is ever reused.
• Speed control - choose how fast visits run, from 2x up to 10x, to save cost without affecting how the page loads. Setting it to higher than 4x is discouraged.
• Ad impression support - visitor stays on the ad or target element long enough for the ad network or metrics to count it as a real impression before clicking.
• Stealth - visits are undetectable as bot traffic; each browser session mimics a real human visitor with a unique fingerprint, realistic browser headers, and no automation signals at the browser or TCP/IP network layer that ad networks or analytics tools can flag.
• Traffic source control - set where your traffic appears to come from by adding a Referer header in input Advanced → Custom HTTP Headers. For example, to make visits look like they came from Facebook, set the following:

{
  "referer": "https://www.facebook.com"
}

Why use this over a basic HTTP traffic tool

Most traffic tools send bare HTTP requests. This actor runs a real Chromium browser, executes JavaScript, renders the full page, and performs mouse-driven scroll and click interactions, the same signals a real visitor produces. Combined with residential proxies and per-country identity profiles, the traffic is indistinguishable from organic visits at the browser fingerprint and network level.