Browser Use

Browser Use is an open-source browser automation platform and library designed to let language models drive a real web browser. It extracts the interactive elements of web pages, giving language models a structured way to see, click, type, and navigate. The product provides an MIT-licensed open-source library alongside an optional paid hosted cloud and fully hosted web agents.

• Structured web page element extraction for language models
• MIT-licensed open-source library installable via pip
• Stealth browsers with fingerprint, human, canvas, WebGL, and audio pass capabilities
• Managed proxies starting at $5 per GB or $4 per GB on the Scaleup tier
• Fully hosted web agents with token-based pricing via API V4
• Custom LLMs built for browser automation including BU 2.0, Gemini 3.6 Flash, Claude Opus 5, Grok 4.5, GPT-5.6, and MiniMax M3
• Open-source self-healing browser harness
• Concurrent session limits scaling from 3 on the free tier up to 500 on enterprise plans

Pros

• Offers a free starting tier including 10 free agent tasks per month and 3 concurrent sessions for developers
• Provides stealth infrastructure featuring anti-detect capabilities, CAPTCHA solving, and over 195 country proxies
• Supports flexible usage models including bring-your-overall key options, pay-as-you-go top-ups, and custom LLM integrations
• Includes comprehensive infrastructure access via SDK, REST, CDP, or the browser harness

Cons

• Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales via email since no fixed price is published on the page
• Token-based pricing for hosted agents adds a 1.2x provider rate multiplier unless bringing your own key
• Bring-your-own-key configurations incur an additional 0.2x orchestration fee

Browser Use fits developers and teams looking to automate web tasks, build self-healing agent harnesses, or scale browser automation using custom LLMs and stealth infrastructure. It is poorly suited for users seeking completely free unlimited enterprise capabilities or those wanting an entirely static tool without API keys or token billing.

The platform operates on a freemium model with a free tier and paid plans. The PAYG tier costs $0 to start with 10 free agent tasks per month and 3 concurrent sessions. The Dev plan costs $29 per month with $29 in credits per month and 25 concurrent sessions. The Business plan is priced at $299 per month with 200 concurrent sessions, and the Scaleup plan is $999 per month with 500 concurrent sessions. Annual plans grant 2 months free with credits granted upfront. Browser sessions are billed per minute at $0.02 per hour. Managed proxies cost $5 per GB or $4 per GB on Scaleup, while proxyless or bring-your-own-proxy egress costs $0.20 per GB. Hosted agents use token-based pricing at 1.2x provider rates, and bring-your-own-key setups charge the provider cost plus a 0.2x orchestration fee.

Unlike generic web scraping tools or basic script runners, Browser Use is built specifically to give language models a structured way to interact with real web pages by extracting elements for clicking and typing. It pairs an open-source library with specialized components like anti-detect stealth browsers, CAPTCHA solving, and 195+ country proxies. Furthermore, it supports custom models purpose-built for browser automation alongside standard LLM integrations.

Browser Use is worth trying for developers and teams in need of a robust, MIT-licensed open-source foundation or a fully hosted platform for AI browser automation. The free tier provides an accessible entry point for testing basic tasks and concurrent sessions before committing to paid tiers like Dev, Business, or Scaleup. Teams requiring extensive custom enterprise agreements, dedicated support, or massive concurrent session scaling should check the Enterprise options and credit terms.