Scrape and monitor data from any website reliably at scale.
Browse AI markets a no-code platform for extracting and monitoring website data, then exporting or connecting that data to automated workflows. Its API documents robots, tasks, monitors, webhooks, and bulk runs.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 50 credits/month; 2 websites; 3 users | Unlimited robots, Full platform access |
| Personal | $19/month billed annually or $48/month | 2,000 credits/month on monthly billing; 5 websites; 3 users | Unlimited robots, Basic email support |
| Professional | $69/month billed annually or $87/month | 5,000 credits/month on monthly billing; 10 websites; 10 users | Unlimited robots, Priority email support |
| Premium | Starting at $500/month, billed annually | 600,000+ credits/year | Custom users and websites, Managed onboarding, Data management |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
A no-code web-data automation product built around reusable robots that run tasks, extract structured data, and optionally monitor pages for changes.
Teams that need recurring web data or website-change monitoring but prefer configuring a robot instead of maintaining custom scraper code.
It is a poor fit for teams that need unrestricted coverage of many websites on a small plan: the Free plan allows two websites, Personal five, and Professional ten. Teams with a bespoke, high-volume extraction problem should budget for Premium or managed service rather than assume a self-serve robot will cover the work.
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The docs describe a robot as something trained to perform a web task such as opening pages, logging in, clicking, filling forms, extracting structured data, taking screenshots, or monitoring page changes.
Yes. The v2 API documents robot, task, monitor, webhook, and bulk-run operations, authenticated with a Bearer API key.
The API reference says a bulk run can start up to 50,000 tasks using different input parameters for one robot.
Yes. The product markets monitors that alert on website changes, and the API provides monitor resources with schedules and distinct input parameters.
Yes. The pricing page lists a Free plan with 50 credits per month, two websites, three users, unlimited robots, and full-platform access.
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