
AI agents that complete browser tasks, plus managed browser infrastructure for your own agents.
Browser Use is a San Francisco-based platform that delivers both AI-powered browser agents and production-grade browser infrastructure. Founded in 2024, the platform offers two complementary products: Browser Use Agents, which take a natural-language task and return completed browser work, and Browser Infrastructure, which gives existing agents and automation pipelines access to managed cloud browsers through SDK, REST, or CDP. Built for AI-driven workflows, Browser Use aims to make browser automation reliable, scalable, and cost-efficient for developers and enterprises.
Browser Use Agents are positioned as the most accurate and most affordable web-agent solution on the market. According to the company's published internal benchmark, the platform achieves 82% accuracy on Internal Bench Hard while costing approximately 17 cents per solved task, described as 20x cheaper than alternative approaches and 20 points more accurate. The agent product is token-priced, allowing users to submit a task and receive completed work without managing the underlying browser session. The company also publishes benchmark comparisons against models such as GPT-5, Gemini 3.6 Flash, GPT-5.6 Sonnet, Gemini 3.1 Pro, and Opus 5, demonstrating both lower spend and higher strict accuracy on a set of 106 hard tasks.
Browser Infrastructure is priced at $0.02 per browser hour and provides managed browsers that can bypass bot protection using stealth techniques, including human-like fingerprints for canvas, WebGL, and audio. This makes it suitable for connecting existing agents or automation scripts to cloud browsers through familiar protocols such as CDP, REST, or the official SDK. Browser Use also maintains a popular open-source library, installable via pip install browser-use , which ranks among the top 100 GitHub repositories globally with more than 109,800 stars and 46 million monthly downloads under an MIT license. Additional developer tools include the Browser Harness, SDK, and MCP integrations for building custom browser-native agents and connecting them to LLM orchestration frameworks.
Browser Use offers a free tier with three concurrent sessions, 10 agent tasks per month, and no credit-card requirement, making it accessible for prototyping and evaluation. Paid tiers add higher concurrency, advanced stealth, and monthly credits: the Dev plan includes 25 concurrent sessions for $29 per month with $29 in credits, while the Business plan includes 200 concurrent sessions for $299 per month with $299 in credits. The platform is trusted by teams across industries and is SOC 2 compliant, with cloud API status visibility for production deployments. Common applications include data extraction, shopping and checkout, travel and booking, testing and QA, research, agent workflows, social outreach, and real-time interactive use cases.
AI engineers building browser-native agents, RPA and automation teams, Developers needing reliable web data extraction, QA and testing engineers, Data and research teams, Startups and enterprises automating web workflows, Open-source developers and LLM tool builders
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