Yutori

Yutori is a web-agent platform for developers and people tracking online information. Scouts monitor the web, Navigator powers computer-use agents, and the Research API investigates questions across websites.

Key Highlights

• Scouts for ongoing web monitoring
• Navigator n1.5 for browser-use agents
• Browsing API with a hosted cloud browser
• Research API for one-time, cited investigations
• Scouting API for scheduled checks and webhooks

What Makes It Different

Yutori separates its computer-use model from managed browser execution and multi-agent research. Choose Navigator when building your own agent, Browsing API to complete a website workflow, or Research API to gather and synthesize findings across sites.

Features & Capabilities

Browsing API takes a task and starting URL, then uses Navigator n1.5 to click, type, scroll, and extract data. It handles JavaScript-heavy and authenticated pages. Tasks run asynchronously, with a live view and optional structured output.

Research API returns cited findings and supports JSON output through an output schema. Scouts offer a web interface for monitoring topics; the Scouting API lets developers set a recurring schedule. Navigator n2 also supports broader desktop, terminal, and code workflows.

User Ratings and Testimonials

Yutori publishes computer-use benchmark results, which measure task performance rather than customer satisfaction. For a practical evaluation, check whether browser actions finish correctly and whether research citations support the conclusions. Test representative workflows before relying on unattended runs.

Pricing & Value

• Navigator n2: $0.50 per 1M input tokens, $0.05 per 1M cached input tokens, and $4 per 1M output tokens.
• Navigator n1.5: $1.50 per 1M input tokens and $5 per 1M output tokens.

These rates apply to the Navigator model API. Check Scouts and hosted API billing separately before budgeting a deployment.