Browser Harness
Open-source, thin, self-healing browser automation harness for agents.
Where it ranks
Current edition · updated Oct 20, 2026What it does
Open-source, thin, self-healing browser automation harness for agents.
- Web automation
- Data extraction
- Browser automation
- Category
- Agent development frameworks
- Users
- Fortune 500, Startups, AI agents, Developers and 1 more
- Public API
- Not offered
- Deployment
- Self-hosted
Not yet disclosed: platforms, languages and support channels.
Pricing
- Free plan$0
Prices as published by Browser Use, checked Oct 2026.
Security and compliance
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- SOC 2 Type IICompliant
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