Browser Agent: all 15 products
Uses a web browser on your behalf, navigating, clicking, filling forms and carrying out a task on a live page. We found 15 products that do this, from 15 companies. Of these, 14 can be bought with a sign-up form and one is sold through a sales call. Of the 15, 11 publish a price. Monthly plans in US dollars run $10 to $50, typically $20.
The 15 products
| Compare | Product | What it does on its own | Built for | How you buy | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airtop | Opens a web page, signs in, works through the steps and pulls the data back. In the vendor’s words: “Navigates to the OpenAI Platform web portal and extracts the current and previous month’s spend” Source for the vendor’s words (opens in a new tab) Where it says AI does it: “If an API doesn’t exist, Airtop can log in to an application just like a human: fill out forms, download documents, and complete tasks.” Source for where it says AI does it (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 26, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $29 a month | |
| Bardeen | Runs a browser workflow end to end, taking data off pages and into other tools. In the vendor’s words: “Bardeen automates your workflows end-to-end with AI-powered agents, all without needing a Clay-level budget.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 26, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $10 a month | |
| Browser Use | Takes a written task and drives a cloud browser through it until it is done. In the vendor’s words: “Give us a task. Our AI runs it for you.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 24, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $0.02 an hour | |
| Anthropic | Looks at the page open in the browser, clicks the buttons and fills in the forms. In the vendor’s words: “…giving Claude the ability to see what you’re looking at, click buttons, and fill forms” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 26, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $17 a month | |
| Perplexity AI | Runs as your browser and works through the jobs you hand it on the page you are on, including clearing the inbox and placing an order. In the vendor’s words: “Discover everything that can be delegated, from wrangling inboxes to ordering groceries” Where it says AI does it: “AI that shops” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Oct 2, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | Not published | |
| Fellou | Carries out a web task from one instruction, showing its plan first so the owner can step in. In the vendor’s words: “From complex data scraping to form filling, it handles every step from a single command” Where it says AI does it: “You have the power to edit, approve, or step in at any moment, ensuring the AI browser always does exactly what you want.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 29, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | Not published | |
| Google | Browses sites in Chrome and works through a task such as comparing prices. In the vendor’s words: “Let Gemini in Chrome complete tasks for you with auto browse.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 24, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $19.99 a month | |
| H | Works through websites and forms to finish the task it was given, without a person driving the browser. In the vendor’s words: “Computer-use Agents are fully managed agents that take actions on computers.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 27, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | Not published | |
| Magical | Runs agents that carry out operational work inside healthcare systems without a person doing each step. In the vendor’s words: “Magical deploys specialized AI agents that execute real operational work across healthcare systems” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 24, 2026 | Any size, healthcare | Sales call | Not published | |
| Opera · : Norway | Works through a task across tabs in the browser and produces the finished output. In the vendor’s words: “It works on your tasks, interprets the web, manages tabs, acts when you command” Source for the vendor’s words (opens in a new tab) Where it says AI does it: “This AI agentic browser is built to act” Source for where it says AI does it (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 24, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $19.90 a month | |
| Ringg AI · : India | Runs an agent that opens live websites and completes the task on them, charged by the minute. In the vendor’s words: “Agents that navigate and act on the open web” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 24, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $0.18 a minute | |
| Simular | Works the computer on the user’s behalf, deciding what to click and carrying the task through. In the vendor’s words: “Let Your Computer Think, Click, and Work for You” Source for the vendor’s words (opens in a new tab) Where it says AI does it: “Sai reasons and acts inside real interfaces, clicking and typing through browsers and desktop apps exactly like you would, but tirelessly.” Source for where it says AI does it (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 26, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $50 a month | |
| Skyvern | Works a website the way a person would, filling the forms and getting past sign-in. In the vendor’s words: “Skyvern automates these workflows natively in the browser, just like a human would.” Where it says AI does it: “AI agents to automate workflows on any website.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 26, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $29 a month | |
| Tabstack | Carries out a task described in plain language on a live web page, clicking and filling the forms itself. In the vendor’s words: “Describe a task in plain language and Tabstack carries it out on the live page: navigating, clicking, filling forms” Where it says AI does it: “No LLM, browser, or pipeline to manage; it all runs on Tabstack.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 29, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $10 a month | |
| TinyFish | Navigates pages, fills forms, signs in to sites and returns the result as structured data. In the vendor’s words: “Navigate pages, fill forms, authenticate into sites and return structured results.” Where it says AI does it: “Everything AI needs to use the web.” Source (opens in a new tab) · checked Sep 26, 2026 | Any size | Sign up yourself | $0.016 an agent step |
What to know before you buy
- Most browser agents are sold to software developers. Only a few are something an owner can install and use the same day, at about $17 to $20 a month.
- The vendors themselves hedge: one recommends avoiding financial, legal and medical sites. Do not leave one working unwatched on an account that matters.
- Credits or browsing hours come on top of the subscription and can run out fast, so the monthly price is a floor.
- Few of these have review pages, so you cannot judge them by reading reviews. Try it on a low-stakes task first.
More from our research
How real (from our first round of research)
Of the 10 we checked in the first round, 6 are priced and written up for software developers rather than for an owner: four sell credits, hours of browsing time and access codes meant for programmers, and two sell a builder you have to set up yourself. Only 4 are something a non-technical owner could install and use this afternoon, at $17, $19.99 and $19.90 a month plus one that publishes no price at all. Even those carry the vendors’ own hedges: one page is titled a trial run and recommends avoiding financial, legal and medical sites, and another says you can edit, approve or step in at any moment. No vendor says on its own page that you should leave it working on your supplier account unwatched.
Watch for
Credits disappearing on top of the subscription, without your noticing, is a named theme in reviews, which describe a separate pot of credits that empties fast. The complaint applies across this job, because every builder here charges in credits or in hours of browsing time, so the monthly figure is a floor. One vendor marks its agent US only and English only, so an owner outside the US cannot buy that capability at all today.
Worth knowing
When the AI underneath gets a little worse, a browser agent clicks the wrong button, where another product would only write a slightly worse paragraph. Five of the standalone browser agents had no review page we could open, so for this job you cannot check the market by reading reviews at all.
Questions to ask in the demo
- Does an AI do this, or does a rule? If the answer is “when X happens it sends Y”, you are buying automation, and it should not cost AI prices.
- Does it send, or does it draft? Ask for the sentence on their page that says it acts on its own.
- Does it do it on its own on this plan, or on the one above? The setting that lets it act without you is often a tier up from the entry price.
Quick answers
How many AI products are there for repetitive work on websites?
We found 15 products from 15 companies that do this themselves. 14 can be bought with a sign-up form and 1 through a sales call.
How much does a Browser Agent cost?
Monthly plans priced in US dollars run $10 to $50, typically $20 a month. 11 of 15 publish a price. Check the monthly cap and what extra use costs.
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Cite this
Browser Agent: all 15 products. The AI Agents Report, Iterategy, 2026. https://iterategy.com/research/ai-agents/jobs/browser-agent/