Browse.ai

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IT & Productivity Unclaimed · our research only We found: from $19 🔎 1 cost-trap flag
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Our pricing checkRead on their own pricing page, 2026
Cost-trap flags🧮 Usage-metered
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Our pricing check · 2026Credit-metered (2026): Free ~50 credits/mo (2 sites); Personal about $19/mo annual (12,000 credits/yr, 5 sites); Professional ~$69/mo annual (60,000 credits, 10 sites); Premium custom (600k+ credits, managed).
What will cost you money if you skim itTwo honest realities of no-code scraping: credits burn faster than expected (row counts, screenshots and 'premium' sites all multiply the meter — monitor a big site daily and do the math first), and scrapers break when sites redesign — robots need maintenance, which is your time even when the tool …

Cost-trap flags — each with its evidence

🧮 Usage-metered — Credits, overages or percentage fees on top of the subscription
“Credit-metered (2026): Free ~50 credits/mo (2 sites); Personal about $19/mo annual (12,000 credits/yr, 5 sites); Professional ~$69/mo annual (60,000 …”

Genuinely good for

ops, research and growth teams that want to monitor competitors, prices or listings and pipe structured web data into sheets without writing scrapers

Skip it if

you need one-off extractions (free tools or a VA are cheaper), or mission-critical pipelines where you'd rather own the code than rent the robot

The honest comparisonOctoparse or Apify — close scraping platforms — Apify is more developer-oriented; compare credit math on YOUR row volumes and site list

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