Browser Use

Browser Use provides browser automation for AI agents through an open-source library and hosted cloud services. Browser Use Agents runs tasks for you, while Browser Infrastructure supplies remote browsers for your own automation code. The two cloud paths use API V4.

Key Highlights

• Open-source library for local browser agents
• Hosted agents that act on browser tasks
• Remote browsers for Playwright or Puppeteer over CDP
• Proxy options and bring-your-own model keys
• Usage credits with separate model and infrastructure charges

What Makes It Different

Developers can choose who controls the browser. A hosted agent receives a task and returns a result; the infrastructure path lets your own code connect to the remote browser. The local library remains a separate option for developers managing their own environment.

Features & Capabilities

Python and TypeScript SDKs support the cloud workflow, and the API can also be called directly. Browser sessions remain billable until stopped; disconnecting the CDP client does not stop the remote browser. Agents and browsers share a project's concurrency limit.

The service starts with 10 concurrent sessions. Higher limits depend on the project's lifetime spend or custom Enterprise terms. Proxy settings and model choices affect the total cost of a run.

User Ratings and Testimonials

The vendor publishes internal benchmarks and recorded demonstrations. These are examples of tested workloads rather than guarantees for every website. Teams should review results and measure task success in their own workflows.

Pricing & Value

Credits start at $5 with no subscription or expiry. Eligible signups receive $15 once per person. Browsers cost $0.02/hour plus traffic: residential proxies are $5/GB, or direct/own-proxy traffic is $0.20/GB. Hosted agents add a 20% model service fee plus browser and traffic charges. With your own key, provider billing remains separate and the Browser Use service fee still applies. Enterprise is custom priced.