browser-use

Open-source library and cloud for ai agents that operate real web browsers.

Pricing

MIT open-source self-host free; cloud pay-as-you-go credits from $5 (no subscription); $15 free credits for eligible signups; browsers from $0.02/hour.

Overview

browser-use lets ai agents drive a real browser to complete web tasks. The open-source Python package runs locally or in your infra; Browser Use Cloud offers hosted agents and remote browsers for your own agents. Pricing is credit-based for agent runs (model cost plus service fee) and hourly for remote browsers with optional proxies. Teams use it for form filling, site QA, data export, and other browser workflows.

Key features

Open-source MIT browser agent library
Hosted Browser Use Agents (task → run)
Remote browsers for your own agents ($0.02/hour)
Residential and direct proxy options
Pay-as-you-go credits, no subscription required
Enterprise concurrency, SLA, and HIPAA options

Use cases

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Last updated 2026-09-16