Browse AI
Point it at any website and it extracts the data you want on a repeating schedule, with no scraping code to write or maintain.
What it costs
| Tier | Price | For | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | Testing a robot on one or two sites before committing. | 50 credits/month, 2 websites, 3 users, unlimited robots, full platform access. |
| Personal | $19/month, billed annually | One person monitoring a handful of sites regularly. | 12,000–24,000 credits/year, 5 websites, 3 users; extra websites at $4/month. |
| Professional | $69/month, billed annually | A small team running scraping robots across many sites. | 60,000–360,000 credits/year, 10 websites, 10 users, priority email support; extra websites at $2.40/month. |
| Premium | From $500/month, billed annually | An operation running large-scale extraction with dedicated support. | 600,000+ credits/year, custom website/user limits, fully managed onboarding, data transformations, dedicated account manager. |
Read from Browse AI's own pricing page on 25 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
Where it breaks
Monthly (non-annual) billing is available at a higher rate than the annual figures listed here — read your own billing cycle on the pricing page before comparing.
Browser-based robot builder — you click through the site once to teach it what to extract, then it runs unattended on a schedule.
First entry in this reference. There is no previous check to compare it against.
Browse AI turns “watch this page and tell me when it changes” into something you set up by clicking, not coding. You show it once — click the price, the listing, the row you care about — and it builds a robot that repeats that extraction on a schedule, dropping the results into a table, a spreadsheet, or a webhook to somewhere else.
That’s the whole pitch, and it’s a real one: competitor price monitoring, lead-list building from directories, tracking a supplier’s stock page, watching a competitor’s job postings. None of it needs an API, because most of the sites worth watching don’t have one worth using.
What “credits” actually gate
Credits are consumed by extraction runs, not by robots themselves — unlimited robots exist on every tier, including Free. What changes as you move up is how often those robots can run and how many separate websites they can watch, which is the real constraint for anyone monitoring more than a couple of sources.
Where this fits
This is a narrower tool than Make or Zapier — it does one thing (extract data from a page you don’t control) rather than orchestrate a whole workflow. The natural pairing is Browse AI feeding data in, and Make or Zapier deciding what happens to it next.
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