Browser Use

Browser Use provides managed browsers and AI agents for automating work on the web. Its Browser Infrastructure gives teams stealth browsers they can reach through an SDK, a REST API or the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Developers can attach Playwright or Puppeteer scripts to these browsers, hand steps they cannot script to an agent running on the same browser, and watch sessions live or record them.

Browser Use Agents take a task and return completed work, such as JSON output from a site. The company states that its agents solve 82% of its Internal Bench Hard tasks at 17 cents per solved task. Browser Harness is a free, open source tool for Claude Code and Codex. The company also maintains an open source browser agent, an SDK and an MCP server.

The product is aimed at AI startups, automation teams and enterprises. Browsers cost $0.02 per browser hour, billed by the minute with a one-minute minimum. Traffic through home-IP proxies costs $5 per GB, while direct or your own proxy traffic costs $0.20 per GB. There is no subscription, and top-up credits never expire. Each person gets a one-time $1 signup credit. Concurrency rises with total spend, from 10 browsers at once up to 1,000 at $25,000 paid.

Enterprise plans add custom SLAs, EU data residency in Frankfurt, HIPAA support, zero data retention and on-prem deployment, arranged through sales. The company says it holds SOC 2 Type II and offers a signed DPA.