
Browse AI is a no-code automation platform that builds robots to watch websites for changes and extract structured data on a schedule. It is built for sales, marketing, e-commerce, and operations teams who need fresh data without writing or maintaining code. You point and click to teach a robot what to capture, then let it run hourly, daily, or weekly and push the results into your tools.
The differentiator is reliability over time. Browse AI provides change detection intended to adapt robots when a site layout changes. Test the actual pages and review extracted data after a change; adaptation is not a guarantee that every website will continue working. Pair that with built-in monitoring, and a single robot becomes a live feed that both refreshes your dataset and alerts you when something on the page actually moves.
You train a robot by recording your own clicks: open a page, log in, fill a form, expand a dropdown, paginate, then select the fields you want. Robots handle dynamic content, infinite scroll, and geo-specific results, and you can chain them into workflows to walk a site's pages and subpages into one unified table.
Output goes almost anywhere. Sync rows to Google Sheets or Airtable so a spreadsheet updates itself, trigger Zapier or Make automations on a change, or call the REST API and webhooks directly. Exports to CSV, JSON, and Amazon S3 are also built in.
Test a robot against the pages and changes you need to monitor. Site layout, sign-in requirements, extracted rows, and run frequency affect the workflow and credit use. A robot that handles one page does not establish reliability across every website.
The free plan is enough to test real monitoring, and annual billing adds a 20% discount across paid tiers.
It builds no-code robots that monitor websites for changes and extract structured data into spreadsheets, APIs, and automation workflows.
Free covers 2 websites with 50 credits/month. Paid plans start at $19/month annually; Premium starts at $500/month annually.
Browse AI offers a trust center and security documentation. Review its data handling and the permissions of any recorded account.
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