BrowserAct

BrowserAct gives AI agents the power to use the web with stealth browsing, auto CAPTCHA solving, and clean data extraction.

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What is BrowserAct?

BrowserAct is a browser automation platform designed for AI agents, enabling them to interact with websites through stealth fingerprints, CAPTCHA handling, and clean data return.

How to use BrowserAct?

  1. 1Install the CLI skill and connect it to agents like Claude Code or Cursor.
  2. 2Reuse your local Chrome session or use stealth private mode for scraping.
  3. 3Or build cloud workflows in natural language via the Workflow Canvas.
  4. 4Integrate via API or MCP for custom systems.

BrowserAct Key Features

  • Stealth browsing with fingerprint rotation and TLS
  • Automatic CAPTCHA solving (reCAPTCHA, Cloudflare, etc.)
  • Local Chrome session reuse for logged-in sites
  • Unlimited concurrency with isolated browser identities
  • Clean token-efficient data output (indexed, low-token)
  • Agent command execution (click, type, wait, navigate)
  • Semantic browser memory for identity reuse
  • Confirmation gating for sensitive actions

BrowserAct Use Cases

  • Scrape e-commerce product data at scale
  • Automate web research and data extraction for AI agents
  • Manage multiple social media accounts with stable identities
  • Extract live data for real-time analysis and LLM reasoning

BrowserAct Pricing & Free Credits

BrowserAct currently operates on a Free, Free Trial model.

Free TierFree Credits

Free Trial

Free for 7 days

Get trial credits with any subscription plan.

Paid Plans

Subscription

See pricing page

Various plans available for different usage levels.

Free Trial

Free for 7 days

Get trial credits with any subscription plan.

Subscription

See pricing page

Various plans available for different usage levels.

BrowserAct Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Breaks through web blocks with stealth fingerprints
  • Automatic CAPTCHA solving saves time
  • Works with local Chrome for authenticated sessions
  • High concurrency with isolated browser profiles

Cons

  • May require integration effort for non-supported agents
  • Pricing details not fully transparent on homepage

What is BrowserAct best for?

  • AI developers building web-aware agents
  • Data scientists needing clean web data for analysis
  • Automation engineers managing multi-account tasks

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