Browser Use

AI company building autonomous web agents. Its flagship product, the BU Agent, enables any application to autonomously browse, reason about, and extract structured data from websites through a single API call.

Where Browser Use ranks

Current edition · updated Oct 20, 2026

About Browser Use

We enable AI to control the browser. Browser-use is the biggest open-source web agent project. We got 40k stars in the last 3 months.

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What customers say

  • Browser Use reports that Hermes replaced 12 browser tools with one Python-executing browser_exec interface. Its published comparison reports 60–66% fewer mean tokens while both configurations solved all tested tasks.

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  • Browser Use describes Parallel using its MCP integration to reach logged-in web content and return sources for an answer. The story includes Parallel's sample Task API request for extracting NXP chip-migration…

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  • SOC 2 Type IICompliant

SubprocessorsPally Technologies, Inc., Roma

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Latest updates from Browser Use

New feature

Browser Use Adds Recording Controls and OAuth Read Access

Browser Use has updated its Browser Harness (v4) API to introduce client-controlled session recording, allowing users to toggle recording on or off for specific tasks rather than relying on an always-on default. Additionally, the platform has updated its OAuth capabilities, enabling apps using the terminal flow to read existing browsers through a new v3:browsers:read scope. These changes provide developers with increased control over data logging and browser session management.

New featurePricing

Browser Use Launches Public Browser Harness API and Expands Model Support

Browser Use has moved its v4 Browser Harness agent API to public availability, featuring improved pagination, typed status enums, and configurable per-run spend caps. The platform also updated its model library, adding support for Grok 4.5, Kimi K3, and Claude Fable 5, while expanding native availability for GLM and MiniMax models. Additionally, the company lowered its pay-as-you-go minimum top-up requirement from $25 to $5 to reduce financial barriers to entry for new users.

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