Record your clicks once and let a robot repeat them on a schedule. Browse AI lets you train a robot by recording clicks on a website, then run it on a schedule to extract data or watch for changes. Results go to Google Sheets, Airtable, Zapier, Make or a REST API with webhooks. The Free plan gives 50 credits a month, which the page describes as up to 50 pages or 500 rows, with unlimited robots, 2 domains and 3 team members, and no credit card. One credit covers one page or 10 rows, and premium sites that need residential proxies cost 2 to 10 credits per run. Personal is $19 a month billed annually, or $48 billed monthly, and Professional is $69 annually or $87 monthly. G2 shows 4.8 from 61 reviews and Capterra 4.6 from 63.
Free tier quotas
Plan
Free, no credit card
Credits
50 a month, up to 50 pages or 500 rows
Robots
Unlimited
Domains
2
Team members
3
Integrations
REST API, webhooks, Google Sheets, Airtable, Zapier and Make
Prebuilt robots
250+
Support
Self support
Data retention
90 days
Last sniffed Oct 24, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
👍 Good boy
+You do not need code to build a scraper. You record a task in the browser and the robot repeats it, with prebuilt robots for common sites.
+Every plan, including Free, lists unlimited robots, a REST API with webhooks, residential proxies and the main integrations, so the Free plan is limited by credits and not by features.
+G2 shows 4.8 from 61 reviews and Capterra 4.6 from 63, which is a large sample for a scraping tool.
+Monitoring is built in, so the same robot can watch a product page or competitor site for changes and send the new data to a sheet or an endpoint.
+Paid annual plans carry a 60-day refund guarantee, according to the pricing page.
+Credit use is shown before each run in the dashboard, and rows are priced by volume: 10 rows is one credit, a standard page is one credit, and a screenshot is one credit.
+Deep scraping can chain robots so one follows the links another captures, which pulls detail pages behind a list.
👎 Watch out
−50 credits a month is about 50 pages, and monitoring a page every day uses 30 credits a month for that page alone, so free monitoring covers very little.
−Premium sites such as Amazon or eBay need residential proxies and cost 2 to 10 credits per run, so the same 50 credits go much less far on them.
−Credits are charged on whichever is larger, pages or rows. A list page with 50 products costs 5 credits, and a deep scrape of detail pages adds credits for each page.
−The page contradicts itself on monitoring frequency: one block says monitoring every 5 minutes on every plan, another says every minute, and an older table says hourly on Free.
−Annual prices need all credits paid upfront, $228 for Personal and $828 for Professional, and unused credits reset at the end of the cycle unless you upgrade.
−Monthly billing is much higher than the headline price: Personal is $48 a month against $19 annually, and Professional is $87 against $69.
−Support on Free is self support only. Personal gets standard support and email priority starts on Professional.
The catch
The Free plan gives 50 credits a month with no credit card, with unlimited robots, 2 domains, 3 team members and the REST API. A credit buys one standard page, 10 rows of data or one screenshot, and premium sites cost 2 to 10 credits per run. You pay whichever is larger, pages or rows.
Paid plans are billed annually with all credits upfront: Personal $19 a month ($228 a year for 12,000 credits, 5 domains) and Professional $69 a month ($828 a year for 60,000 credits, 10 domains and 10 users). Monthly billing is $48 for 2,000 credits on Personal and $87 for 5,000 on Professional. Premium starts at $500 a month billed annually with a 98% accuracy SLA.
Unused credits reset at the end of the billing cycle. The page is inconsistent on monitoring frequency across sections, so confirm it in your account. It does not state whether the Free plan can be used commercially, so that field is unknown. Reviews read are the G2 and Capterra summary counts, not the full text.
What’s included
✓Record and replay robots
✓Prebuilt robots
✓Website monitoring
✓Deep scraping
✓Bulk runs up to 500,000 pages
✓REST API and webhooks
✓Google Sheets, Airtable, Zapier and Make
✓Residential proxies
✓Anti-bot and captcha handling
✓Formula columns
✓SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA
Free tier value
Generosity
B
Estimated value
50 credits a month; paid from $19 a month billed annually
Feature parity
Free has full platform access at 50 credits, 2 domains and self support.
Screenshots
Browse AI homepageBrowse AI pricing page
Paid plans
Personal, $19 per month billed annually ($48 monthly)
12,000 credits a year, up to 24,000 on a higher option, 5 domains, 3 users and standard support. On monthly billing, 2,000 credits a month.
Professional, $69 per month billed annually ($87 monthly)
60,000 credits a year, up to 360,000, 10 domains, 10 users and priority support. On monthly billing, 5,000 credits a month.
Premium, from $500 per month billed annually
600,000+ credits a year, managed data pipelines, a dedicated account manager and a 98% data accuracy SLA.
Common questions
Is Browse AI free?
Yes. The Free plan gives 50 credits a month and needs no credit card.
What is a credit?
One standard page, 10 rows of data or one screenshot. Premium sites cost 2 to 10 credits per run.
Do unused credits roll over?
No. They reset at the end of the cycle, unless you upgrade before the cycle ends.
Do I need to code?
No. You record the steps in the browser. The REST API and webhooks are for developers who want to feed the data into their own apps.
Is there a refund?
The pricing page lists a 60-day refund guarantee for paid annual plans, under conditions in the refund policy.
Change history
Checked October 22, 2026
Pricing page shows Free at 50 credits, Personal $19 annual or $48 monthly, Professional $69 annual or $87 monthly and Premium from $500. G2 shows 4.8 from 61 reviews, Capterra 4.6 from 63.
