Browse AI
No-code web scraping tool that extracts and monitors website data via point-and-click, with 250+ prebuilt scrapers.
RecommendedLast reviewed July 17, 2026
What Browse AI actually is.
Browse AI is a no-code scraping tool. You point at the data you want on a page, click through a short setup, and it trains a 'robot' that pulls that data on a schedule. There's no coding step, which is the whole pitch: an operator who can't write a scraper can still get one running the same day.
Under the hood it handles the things simple scrapers choke on: logins, dropdowns, pagination, infinite scroll. It rotates IPs and solves CAPTCHAs automatically, and can chain robots together to crawl multi-page sites in one workflow. The catch is usage: every extraction and every scheduled check draws from a monthly credit pool, so a robot checking a site hourly burns through credits fast, faster than the sticker price on any plan suggests.
What it does
- Point-and-click robot builder trains scrapers without writing code.
- 250+ prebuilt robots for sites like Amazon, eBay, Airbnb, and LinkedIn.
- Handles logins, dropdowns, pagination, and infinite scroll automatically.
- Scheduled monitoring from hourly to monthly, with change alerts.
- Automatic IP rotation and CAPTCHA solving to avoid blocks.
- Exports to CSV, JSON, or AWS S3, or pulls via API.
- Connects to 7,000+ apps through Zapier, Make, and Pabbly Connect.
Where it sits in the pipeline.
- AI & Intelligence
- Data & Enrichment
- Scraping & Custom Data
- Email Infrastructure & Deliverability
- Outreach & Sending
- LinkedIn & Multichannel
- Signals & Intent
- Calls & Meetings
- CRM & Pipeline Ops
Runs well with
The tools we'd run next to Browse AI, and what each pairing covers.
Pricing, without the fiction.
From the Browse AI pricing page · verified July 17, 2026
- 50 credits/month
- Unlimited robots
- 2 websites, 3 users
- Full platform access, all core features
- Basic email support
- 2,000 credits/month (annual billing)
- Unlimited robots
- 5 websites, 3 users
- Residential proxies, all integrations
- 5,000-30,000 credits/month (annual billing)
- Unlimited robots
- 10 websites, 10 users
- Priority email support
- 600,000+ credits/year
- Custom websites and users
- Dedicated account manager, managed onboarding
- Billed annually only
Entry point is free: 50 credits/month, unlimited robots, but capped at 2 websites and 3 users. Real usage starts at Personal, $19/mo billed annually (or $48/mo month-to-month), which gives 2,000 credits/month and 5 websites. The upgrade pressure is credits, not features: every check, extraction, or monitoring run draws down the pool, so frequent monitoring or high-volume scraping burns through a plan fast. Professional ($69/mo annual) raises the ceiling to 5,000-30,000 credits/month and 10 websites for teams running more robots more often. Extra websites beyond plan limits are billed per-site ($2.40-$5) rather than forcing a full-tier jump. Premium starts at $500/mo, billed annually only, and is really a managed-service tier (dedicated account manager, custom onboarding) for high-volume or complex scraping needs.
Choose it, or skip it.
Choose it if
- A non-technical operator who needs data off a site with no engineering time to spare and wants a robot trained by pointing and clicking, not writing code.
- An agency running the same scrape across multiple client sites, since 250+ prebuilt templates (Amazon, LinkedIn, Indeed, Redfin) cut setup to minutes.
- A team that needs scheduled monitoring with change alerts, not just a one-time pull, since hourly-to-monthly checks are built in.
- Anyone who wants scraped data to land in Zapier, Make, Google Sheets or Airtable without custom API glue.
Skip it if
- A dev team that already has scraping infrastructure and just needs raw throughput; credit-metered pricing gets expensive fast at real volume.
- Anyone scraping a handful of sites once a month, since the free tier's 50 credits and 2-website cap will not stretch far.
- Teams that need full code-level control over scraping logic rather than a point-and-click robot; this trades flexibility for ease of setup.
If not Browse AI, then what.
- ApifyFree tier ($5/mo usage credit) then paid plans from $29/mo (Starter), usage-based overage billing
Pick this when you need code-level control and higher-volume scraping infrastructure over a UI-first robot builder.
- FirecrawlFree tier (1,000 credits/mo); paid plans from $16/mo (Hobby), up to $599/mo (Scale); enterprise custom quote.
Better fit for feeding scraped pages directly into an LLM pipeline rather than structured monitoring dashboards.
- PhantomBusterfrom ~$56-69/mo (Starter plan), 14-day free trial, a limited free tier (2h execution, 5 slots, capped credits); annual billing gets ~20% off
Stronger choice specifically for LinkedIn and social profile automation rather than general site scraping.
Pick this if you want prospecting data over a plain HTTP API with no dashboard to manage at all.
Asked in real client work.
How does the credit system work?
Every extraction, monitoring check, or page visit consumes credits from a monthly (or annual) pool. The free plan gets 50/month. Paid plans range from 2,000/month on Personal up to 30,000/month on Professional, with Premium starting at 600,000/year. Running more robots or checking sites more often burns through credits faster, which is the main driver of needing to upgrade.
What's the real difference between the free and paid plans?
Free gives full platform access (unlimited robots, all core features) but caps you at 50 credits/month, 2 websites, and 3 users. Personal ($19/mo annual) raises that to 2,000 credits/month, 5 websites, and adds residential proxies. The jump is mostly about volume and getting past sites that block basic scraping, not new features.
Does it handle sites with logins, pagination, or dynamic content?
Yes. Browse AI's robots can fill forms, select dropdowns, and paginate through results, and it uses IP rotation, rate limiting, and CAPTCHA handling to work around common bot-blocking measures. Robots can also be chained into workflows for deep, multi-page scraping across an entire site.
Can I pull the data out programmatically instead of using the dashboard?
Yes, robots are built and scheduled through the point-and-click UI, but extracted data can be pulled via REST API or pushed out through webhooks, in addition to direct CSV, JSON, and AWS S3 exports and 7,000+ app integrations through Zapier, Make, and Pabbly Connect.
What happens if I add more websites than my plan includes?
Personal includes 5 websites total and Professional includes 10; additional websites beyond those limits are billed per-site (roughly $2.40-$5 each depending on plan and volume) rather than forcing an outright plan upgrade, though heavy multi-site use still eats into the credit pool faster.