BrowserAct

Build a reusable web scraper from one prompt

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Price

Free plan; paid from $13

Price basis

Basic · per month, annual

Our research

price read 24 Oct 2026

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From the vendor

In BrowserAct’s own words

Describe the web data you need. BrowserAct builds and verifies a reusable scraper on the live site, then runs it whenever you need fresh results. Collect structured data and files with one prompt and no code, build once and run again as pages change, and scale without managing browser infrastructure: BrowserAct manages browsers, proxies, CAPTCHA handling and capacity. Ready-made templates cover YouTube comments, Amazon best sellers, Reddit posts and Google Maps business listings. Free tier with 200 credits on signup (their pricing card, read 13 September 2026; it read 1,500 on 2 September).

Pricing: Free tier; Basic from $13/mo on yearly billing (vendor-stated — always verify on their site)

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What we found — independently

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Our pricing check · re-verified 2026-10-24A credit-metered subscription with a free tier.

What will cost you money if you skim itThe free tier is the catch: its card reads 200 signup credits where it read 1,500 on 2 September, about 66 workflow steps at 3 credits a step, while the vendor's own llms.txt still advertises 2,000.

Cost-trap flags — each with its evidence

🧮 Usage-metered — Cost moves with usage: credits, overages, volume tiers or percentage fees

“(prices re-verified 2026-10-24 on browseract.com/pricing, every plan amount quoted from the page; last read in a live browser with both billing tabs open and cross-read against browseract.com/llms.txt on 2026-10-14; the plan amounts and credit meters were first read in this form on 2026-10-03) A credit-metered subscription with a free tier.”

🧩 Add-ons extra — Key features are paid add-ons on top of the plan

“Local CLI: $0 runtime fee; credits apply only to optional add-ons, a local fingerprint browser at 100 credits, dynamic proxy at 5,000 credits per GB, static proxies priced by location and tier without a figure.”

🆓 Free tier — A genuinely free plan or version exists

Genuinely good for

teams that need a reusable web scraper or browser bot without writing selectors, want the browsers, proxies and CAPTCHA handling managed for them, and can commit to yearly billing -- at $13 a month Basic is a cheap way to run a few scheduled bots

Skip it if

you will bill month to month (20 to 25 percent more than yearly), you plan to run proxy-heavy jobs on the Local CLI (one gigabyte of dynamic proxy traffic is 5,000 credits, half of Basic's monthly pool) or to rely on the cloud proxy staying free, which the page says is for a limited time only, or you need a published overage rate before you commit, because the credit-pack price is not on the page

The honest comparisonBrowse.ai — Both turn a website into a scheduled, reusable data robot without code. Browse.ai is the older name and prices per robot run on a credit ladder that starts at $19 a month on annual billing, $48 monthly; BrowserAct starts lower at $13 yearly and bundles managed browsers, proxies and CAPTCHA solving into the same credit pool. If your bottleneck is blocked pages, BrowserAct's infrastructure is the difference; if it is simply extracting a table on a schedule, either does the job and Browse.ai has the longer track record.

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Open questions

What our research could not answer about BrowserAct

Can a customer cancel at any time, and what happens to an annual plan that is cancelled mid-term?
Which data can a customer export, in which formats, on which plans?
Where is customer data stored, and can a customer choose the region?
Is there a minimum number of seats or users on any plan?

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