Browser Use provides browser access for AI agents that must complete real web tasks. It’s for teams building automation, agent workflows, or AI startups that need their agents to interact with sites reliably, including protected ones.
The offering splits into two parts:
For Browser Infrastructure, you connect by using a connection URL and choose an interface that fits your system, such as SDK, REST, or CDP. It’s designed specifically for accessing protected sites, and the platform reports how often agents reach protected destinations (a benchmark shown as “share of 71 protected sites reached”).
If you want to run whole workflows without building your own browser layer, Browser Use Agents are positioned as a way to complete tasks directly. The site includes internal benchmark results for task success on 106 tasks and shows cost per solved task. It also lists example recorded runs, such as selecting adjacent cinema seats for a specific movie and time.
On the cost side, pricing is presented as pay as you go. Browser Infrastructure is shown at $0.02 per browser hour, plus internet traffic, and Browser Use Agents are shown with a per-solved-task cost and internal benchmark context. The site also states there’s an project with , with options to run in the cloud or on your own machine.
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