Browser Use

Browser Use provides AI agents and browser infrastructure for automating work on websites, including workflows without a usable API. Developers and operations teams can use it to navigate portals, complete forms, collect data, download documents, and add browser actions to larger software workflows.

Browser Use Agents accepts a natural-language task and executes it in a managed browser. The hosted service supports multi-step tasks, reusable browser profiles, persistent files, and results that applications can process. It can be accessed through the cloud platform, APIs, SDKs, and compatible MCP clients.

Browser Infrastructure supplies remote Chromium browsers for teams that want to keep control of their own agents or automation code. Playwright and Puppeteer connect through the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Managed browser capabilities include residential proxies, session state, and automatic handling of supported CAPTCHAs.

The MIT-licensed browser-use Python library lets developers customize and run agents in their own environment with local or cloud browsers. Hosted services use pay-as-you-go pricing, with browser runtime, network traffic, and agent model usage billed separately. Enterprise options include custom concurrency, support, and negotiated data controls.