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Open-source library that lets AI agents control a real browser to automate and extract from any site
Browser Use is an open-source Python library that lets AI agents control a real browser — clicking, typing, and extracting structured data from any website via natural-language tasks. The library is free; Browser Use Cloud adds managed, stealth browsers with a free tier (3 concurrent sessions), Dev at $29/month, Business at $299/month, and usage-based billing at $0.02/browser-hour. It is model-agnostic and works with Claude. Best for developers building web-automation agents at scale.
Browser Use is an open-source Python library that gives AI agents control of a real web browser. Instead of calling an API, an agent driven by Browser Use navigates pages, clicks buttons, fills forms, and reads content the way a person would — all from natural-language instructions. That makes it suited to the large part of the web that has no clean API: apps behind a login, sites that render data with JavaScript, and multi-step flows that only exist in a browser. A core capability is turning what it sees into structured data an agent can act on.
The library is free and self-hostable, which is what most developers search for by name. On top of it sits Browser Use Cloud, a managed service that removes the operational burden of running browsers at scale: it provides stealth (anti-detection) browsers, CAPTCHA solving, and a residential proxy pool across 195+ countries, plus scheduled jobs and concurrency. The tool is model-agnostic — you bring your own LLM, and Claude and other frontier models are supported — with the Cloud’s built-in V3 Agent billed on token usage at a markup over provider rates.
Browser Use is a developer tool, not a no-code product: you write Python (or call the Cloud API) to define what the agent should do. It fits people building web-automation and data-extraction agents who have hit the limits of plain HTTP scraping and need something that can actually operate a page. The free library covers experimentation and self-hosting; the Cloud tiers are for teams that would rather pay than run browser infrastructure themselves.
Starting price: $0 · Free tier: yes · Model: open-source
Price history tracked from June 2026
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Library (self-hosted) | Free | Open-source Python library · Bring your own LLM and browser · Full control, self-managed infra · No usage fees |
| Cloud Free | $0 | 3 concurrent sessions · Advanced stealth and captcha solving · Basic proxy pool, 1 team member · Community support |
| Dev | $29/mo | 25 concurrent sessions · Bring-your-own API keys and proxies · Scheduled jobs and auto-recharge · Priority support |
| Business | $299/mo | 200 concurrent sessions · Unlimited team members and browser profiles · Priority support · Scaleup tier at $999/mo for 500 sessions |
| Enterprise | Custom | Negotiated credits and concurrency · Dedicated support · Custom SLAs · Volume pricing |
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Core library is genuinely open-source and free to self-host | Self-hosting the library means you own proxy, anti-detection, and scaling headaches |
| Model-agnostic — pair it with Claude or any frontier LLM | Cloud costs stack up: $0.02/browser-hour plus $5/GB proxy bandwidth on top of the plan fee |
| Cloud tier handles the hard parts: stealth browsers, proxies, and CAPTCHA solving | The built-in V3 Agent bills token usage at 1.2x the underlying provider's model rates |
| Free Cloud tier (3 concurrent sessions) to prototype before paying | Browser automation is inherently brittle — a site redesign can break an agent flow |
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Yes, the core Browser Use library is open-source and free to self-host. Browser Use Cloud, the managed service, also has a free tier with 3 concurrent sessions; paid Cloud plans start at $29 per month for the Dev tier.
Browser Use Cloud has a free tier, then Dev at $29/month (25 concurrent sessions), Business at $299/month (200 sessions), and Scaleup at $999/month (500 sessions). Usage adds $0.02 per browser-hour and $5 per GB of proxy bandwidth.
Browser Use lets an AI agent control a real web browser — navigating pages, clicking, typing, and extracting structured data — from natural-language instructions. It handles tasks a plain API cannot, like operating apps that require a logged-in browser session.
Browser Use is model-agnostic and works with frontier LLMs including Anthropic's Claude. You supply the model, either through your own API keys on paid Cloud tiers or the built-in V3 Agent, billed at 1.2 times provider token rates.
Yes. Structured data extraction is a core use case, and Cloud adds stealth browsers, CAPTCHA solving, and a residential proxy pool across 195+ countries to reach sites that block ordinary scrapers. Note that flows can break when target sites change.
No. You can run the open-source library entirely yourself for free. The Cloud plans exist to remove infrastructure work — managed stealth browsers, proxies, scheduling, and scaling — which matters most when running many agents in parallel.