Browser Use

AI Agents

Browser Use

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Open-source library and cloud service that lets AI agents control browsers: web automation, form filling, data extraction, with stealth browsers and CAPTCHA handling in the cloud

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The default way to give AI agents hands on the web

Browser Use won the open-source race for agent browsing: a simple Python API, any model you like, and a cloud that absorbs the ugly parts of automation — stealth, CAPTCHAs, proxies. The 2026 free tier removed the last excuse not to try it. Reliability on hostile or highly dynamic sites is the remaining frontier, so keep humans in the loop for critical flows.

Best for

•Developers adding web browsing and form filling to any agent stack
•Data extraction and web automation pipelines
•Open-source projects needing a battle-tested browser agent library

Consider alternatives if

•You want a no-code consumer agent that browses for you (→ Genspark, Manus)
•You need full enterprise RPA suites for back offices

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Supported Platforms

Web AppWindowsmacOSLinuxAPI

Available platforms include Web App, Windows, macOS, Linux, and API.

Key Features

Open-source Python library that lets any LLM-driven agent control a real browser

Cloud service with stealth browsers, CAPTCHA solving and residential proxies

Browser sessions from $0.02/hour with free tier included

Works with OpenAI, Google, Anthropic or local models via Ollama

Agent Signup: agents can authenticate and act on behalf of users

Widely used for web automation, scraping and end-to-end task execution

Pricing

free

Open-source library is free (you pay only your LLM provider); Browser Use Cloud free tier includes free browser sessions with 3 concurrent sessions, no credit card required

paid

Cloud paid tiers: $29/mo (25 concurrent sessions), $299/mo (200 concurrent) and $999/mo (500 concurrent) in monthly credits; browser time from $0.02/hour

Use Cases

Automating form filling, signups and repetitive web workflows

Structured data extraction from sites without APIs

QA testing of web apps driven by natural-language scenarios

Giving any agent stack a reliable browsing tool

Pros

De-facto standard open-source browser tool for agents with a huge community

Cloud handles the hard parts: stealth, CAPTCHAs, proxies, scaling

Very low entry cost with a genuinely free tier

Model-agnostic — pair it with any LLM including local ones

Cons

Long multi-step runs can still derail on complex, dynamic sites

LLM token costs stack on top of browser session costs

Anti-bot arms race means some targets stay unreliable

Automating logins/purchases raises compliance questions per site terms

Latest Update

March 2026: Browser Use Cloud became free — every project gets free browser sessions with no credit card; Agent Signup lets agents authenticate autonomously; pricing tiers now $29/$299/$999 per month on top of the free tier