BrowserAct
What is BrowserAct?
BrowserAct is a browser automation platform for automation engineers, data teams, operations teams, and AI builders that keeps workflows moving through logins, CAPTCHAs, and protected pages while returning structured web data. It combines Break through web blocks, Browser modes, Clean web data, and Semantic browser memory, and it integrates with Make, n8n, Zapier, and MCP. Plans run Free Trial $0.00/month, Basic $13.00/month, Essential $56.00/month, and Advanced $96.00/month.
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At a glance
- BrowserAct is best for teams that need browser automation to survive logins, CAPTCHAs, and changing site layouts.
- Free Trial $0.00/mo; Basic $13.00/mo; Essential $56.00/mo; Advanced $96.00/mo
- 7 days, no credit card
- Yes — You can call BrowserAct through API or MCP to trigger browser tasks, run workflows, and return structured web data.
What does BrowserAct do?
BrowserAct handles browser-based automation by giving AI agents a managed runtime that can pass blocked pages, keep session state, and return structured web data. It combines fingerprint isolation, CAPTCHA solving, and human-in-the-loop handoff so workflows can move through login walls and protected pages without brittle selector maintenance. The Data API turns natural-language scraping goals into REST endpoints, while Skill Forge converts site-specific actions into reusable skills. At scale, BrowserAct says it has automated 500M+ pages, solved 10M+ CAPTCHAs, and supports 10K+ concurrent sessions. The platform is built around real browser control rather than public-page scraping, with 30+ fingerprint attributes and cloud infrastructure for persistent execution. It also supports integrations such as Make, n8n, Zapier, and MCP, and the site shows customers and partners including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, and Claude Code.
Why use BrowserAct?
- Its managed browser layer reduces the usual breakage from CAPTCHAs, login state loss, and site changes.
- Fingerprint isolation and session separation let teams run many accounts without sharing browser identity.
- Natural-language workflow building lowers the setup burden for teams that do not want to code every scraper.
- Async execution with webhooks fits production pipelines that need background jobs and structured returns.
- Reusable skills and templates make it easier to standardize repeatable web tasks across teams.
Who is BrowserAct for?
- Automation engineers who need browser tasks to keep working on protected websites.
- Data teams who want structured web data without maintaining brittle scrapers.
- Operations teams that run multi-account workflows and need isolated browser sessions.
- AI builders who want agents to trigger real browser actions through API or MCP.
- Research and growth teams that need reusable workflows for recurring web collection.
What are BrowserAct's key features?
Break through web blocks
Uses built-in anti-bot infrastructure, static residential proxy context, and 30+ fingerprint attributes to keep browser tasks running through common site defenses.
Browser modes
Switch between real browser control, isolated browser identity, and browser runtime modes to match the site's login and automation requirements.
Unlimited concurrency
Run parallel sessions at scale, with support for 10K+ concurrent sessions and task limits that expand across higher usage needs.
Clean web data
Delivers structured data delivery with reviewable outputs and CRM-ready.CSV or.Excel files, so scraped results are immediately usable.
Semantic browser memory
Retains workflow context across steps, helping AI agents reuse prior actions and reduce repeated navigation when handling complex sites.
Confirmation by default
Uses verification handoff and reviewable outputs so sensitive actions can pause for human confirmation before continuing.
Bulk scrape
Supports bulk scraping workflows and async tasks & webhooks, letting teams trigger large extraction jobs and receive structured web data automatically.
Reuse local Chrome login state
Keeps local Chrome login state for authenticated workflows, reducing repeated sign-ins when automating sites like LinkedIn, Google Workspace, or Shopify.
What does BrowserAct integrate with?
- Make
- n8n
- Zapier
- Claude Code
- Codex
- OpenClaw
- Hermes
- MCP
- Google Workspace
- Airtable
- Cursor
- Antigravity
- VS code
- Amazon
- eBay
- Google Maps
- YouTube
- X
- Google News
- TikTok
- Google Scholar
- Zillow
- Apollo
- TripAdvisor
- GitHub
- AppStore
- Google play
What are BrowserAct's use cases?
Protected-site automation for engineers
Automation engineers use BrowserAct to keep browser tasks running on protected websites, using Break through web blocks and Browser modes to reduce breakage when logins, CAPTCHAs, or anti-bot checks appear. They can also Reuse local Chrome login state to preserve authenticated sessions without rebuilding flows.
Structured scraping for data teams
Data teams use BrowserAct to collect recurring web data without maintaining brittle scrapers, using Clean web data and Structured Data Delivery to get usable outputs instead of messy page dumps. Bulk scrape helps them pull larger sets faster, while Low Maintenance AI Adaptation reduces ongoing upkeep.
Multi-account workflows for operations
Operations teams use BrowserAct to run multi-account workflows in isolated sessions, using Multi-account scale and isolated browser identity to keep accounts separated and stable. Unlimited concurrency lets them process more tasks at once, while Confirmation by default adds a review step before actions are finalized.
API-triggered browser agents
AI builders use BrowserAct to trigger real browser actions through API or MCP, using Natural Language To API and Async Tasks & Webhooks to connect agents to live web workflows. They can publish a workflow, call it from their stack, and receive structured results back for downstream automation.
How does BrowserAct work?
- Start from a Template or Build Workflow in the browser runtime, then define the site steps you want BrowserAct to execute. Use Browser modes and real browser control to match the target website's behavior.
- Publish the workflow and get your Data API Endpoint, or connect through MCP for agent-driven runs. This turns the browser task into a reusable service your tools can call on demand.
- Call your Web Scraping API from Make, n8n, Zapier, or your own app. Trigger Async Tasks & Webhooks when you need jobs to run without waiting in the foreground.
- Receive scraped data as Structured Data Delivery with reviewable outputs and Output preview. Use Clean web data to feed spreadsheets, databases, or AI pipelines without manual cleanup.
- Use the extracted data in CRM, analytics, or research workflows, then iterate with Workflow Templates and Semantic browser memory. Reuse local Chrome login state when the same authenticated session needs to keep working.
How much does BrowserAct cost?
Free Trial
$0.00/month- Access to free features
- Community support
- 5 Free Local Browsers
Basic
$13.00/month- 7-days free trial with 1000 credits
- Access to additional credit packs
- 10 simultaneous tasks
- Unlimited MCP Servers
- Up to 5 Static Proxies
- 10 Free Local Browsers
Essential
$56.00/month- 7-days free trial with 1500 credits
- Access to additional credit packs
- 20 simultaneous tasks
- Unlimited MCP Servers
- Up to 25 Static Proxies
- 50 Free Local Browsers
Advanced
$96.00/month- 7-days free trial with 2000 credits
- Access to additional credit packs
- 40 simultaneous tasks
- Unlimited MCP Servers
- Up to 50 Static Proxies
- 100 Free Local Browsers
Frequently asked questions
What is BrowserAct?
BrowserAct is a browser automation platform for automation engineers, data teams, operations teams, and AI builders that keeps workflows moving through logins, CAPTCHAs, and protected pages while returning structured web data. It combines Break through web blocks, Browser modes, Clean web data, and Semantic browser memory, and it integrates with Make, n8n, Zapier, and MCP. Plans run Free Trial $0.00/month, Basic $13.00/month, Essential $56.00/month, and Advanced $96.00/month.
How much does BrowserAct cost? Is it free?
BrowserAct has a free plan, with paid tiers including Basic at $13.00/month, Essential at $56.00/month, Advanced at $96.00/month. A 7-day free trial is available.
What is BrowserAct used for? Who is it for?
BrowserAct is used for Break through web blocks, Browser modes, and Unlimited concurrency. It's built for Automation engineers, Data teams, and Operations teams that run multi-account workflows and need isolated browser sessions.
Does BrowserAct have an API and what does it integrate with?
You can call BrowserAct through API or MCP to trigger browser tasks, run workflows, and return structured web data. It integrates with Make, n8n, Zapier, Claude Code, Codex, and 25 more.
Editor's read
Check the simultaneous-task ceiling before committing: Basic allows 10, Essential 20, and Advanced 40. If your workflows need more parallel browser sessions, that tier jump is the main capacity decision.
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