Browser Use

Category: Browser Automation Framework

License / Pricing: Open-source core under MIT license (free). Browser Use Cloud adds hosted agents, stealth browsers, CAPTCHA solving, and proxy rotation on a paid subscription starting at $29/month. The free cloud tier includes 3 concurrent sessions.

Official site: https://browser-use.com

Docs: https://docs.browser-use.com

GitHub: https://github.com/browser-use/browser-use

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What It Is

Browser Use is a Python framework that lets AI agents autonomously control a web browser. You give the agent a natural-language task; it navigates, clicks, fills forms, extracts data, and returns a result. The open-source library runs against any LLM (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.) and drives a local Chromium instance via Playwright under the hood.

The cloud layer (Browser Use Cloud) wraps the same core in managed stealth browsers with residential proxies across 195+ countries, CAPTCHA solving, and session replay.

Key Capabilities

• Natural-language task execution in a real browser
• Works with OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, and other LLM providers
• Self-healing agent loop: retries on failure, adapts to page changes
• Cloud API for scalable, anti-detect browser sessions
• Proxy rotation with 195+ country residential IPs
• CAPTCHA solving (cloud tier)
• MIT-licensed core, permissive for commercial use

Cloud Pricing (as of 2026-06-30)

Plan	Monthly	Concurrent sessions
Free	$0	3
Dev	$29	25
Business	$299	200
Scaleup	$999	500
Enterprise	Custom	Custom

Browser sessions beyond included credits: $0.02/hour. Proxy bandwidth: $5/GB.

Safety and ToS Notes

• The open-source library is MIT licensed with no usage restrictions beyond LLM provider terms.
• The cloud service has its own Terms of Service at browser-use.com.
• Agents use real browser profiles; credential handling is the operator's responsibility.
• Do not use the cloud service to scrape sites that prohibit automated access in their own ToS.
• For high-volume or login-based scraping, review the target site's robots.txt and terms before automating.