Browser Use
Library for letting an agent drive a browser.
Key features
- Remote browsers for agents via SDK, REST, or CDP
- Hosted agents that complete browser tasks
- MIT-licensed code you can run on your machine
- CAPTCHA solving, form filling, and login automation
- Attach your own agent with a connection URL
- Category
- Agents
- Who it's for
- For AI startups and automation teams that run browser agents.
- Tags
- browserlocal-inferencebrowser-automationworkflow-automationhostingauth
- Website
- browser-use.com
- Listed
- 2026-09-15
Frequently asked questions
Is Browser Use free?
Browser Use has a free plan, with paid tiers for more usage or features.
How much does Browser Use cost?
Credits from $5, according to its pricing page.
What is Browser Use used for?
Library for letting an agent drive a browser. Typical uses: remote browsers for agents via SDK, REST, or CDP; hosted agents that complete browser tasks; mIT-licensed code you can run on your machine.
What are the best Browser Use alternatives?
Alternatives in the same category include Browserbase, LearnHarness, Agno, Agensh, Harness².
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