Fully hosted web agents
Describe the task in a sentence. An agent runs it in a real stealth browser and returns structured data.
Run your first agentThe most accurate web agent, measured in public.
Every task, every judgment and the full methodology are published, including the runs we lose.
Browser Use: 82% of tasks solved at 17¢ each. That is 20 points better than Opus 5, which costs 20× more per solved task.
Thousands of agents in parallel
Every run gets its own isolated session: a stealth browser, a proxy exit and a model context. Fan out a queue of work and collect the results.
Runs on our own stealth browsers
The agent drives the same infrastructure behind stealth browsers, so it reaches sites that block a stock headless browser on the first request.
Real-time web monitoring
Describe what to watch in a sentence and get told when it changes. No scrapers to maintain, no selectors to repair, no diffing logic to write.
Structured outputs
Results come back as JSON you can hand straight to the next step, with webhook callbacks when a run finishes.
{
"title": "Aeron Chair",
"price": 1395.00,
"currency": "USD",
"in_stock": true
}One sentence in, structured data out.
There is no flow to build and no selectors to maintain. Post the task, pick a model, and the agent handles the clicking, scrolling, logins and retries on the other side.
# Hand the agent a task in plain Englishcurl https://api.browser-use.com/api/v4/runs \ -H "X-Browser-Use-API-Key: $BROWSER_USE_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "task": "Find the top Hacker News story and return its title and points", "model": "grok-4.5" }' # {# "id": "9c2f...",# "status": "queued",# "sessionId": "5b81...",# "eventsUrl": "https://api.browser-use.com/..."# }Give your product an agent.
Run your first agentFAQ
A web agent is an LLM that drives a real browser: it reads the page, decides what to click or type, and works through a task the way a person would. That is the difference from a scraper, which follows selectors someone wrote by hand and breaks the moment the page changes.