Browser Use
Browser & Computer-Use Agents
- Open-source library to run browser agents locally for free
- Hosted agent API billed per token + browser-hour
- Managed browser infrastructure for scaling agents
AI Agents & Automation (16)
16 free browser and computer-use AI agents and 0 more — pricing tier and real capabilities on every entry. No ads, no sponsored placement.
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Browserbase
Browser & Computer-Use Agents
- Free tier: 1 browser-hour/month, 3 concurrent browsers, 3 agent runs
- Creator of Stagehand, an AI-native browser automation framework
- Agent identity management for logging into restricted sites
Skyvern
Browser & Computer-Use Agents
- Vision+LLM based automation that survives UI/DOM changes (no brittle selectors)
- 22,700+ GitHub stars, self-hostable via Docker
- Used by 500+ enterprises for workflow automation on arbitrary sites
Steel.dev
Browser & Computer-Use Agents
- Open-source browser API for fleets of cloud browsers
- Free launch tier with one-time starting credits, no card required
- Built-in auto-CAPTCHA solving and proxy management, sessions up to 24h
Firecrawl
Browser & Computer-Use Agents
- Converts any site into clean LLM-ready markdown/structured data
- Free tier: 1,000 credits/month, no card required
- Crawl, scrape, map and search endpoints purpose-built for RAG/agent pipelines
Playwright MCP
Browser & Computer-Use Agents
- Official Microsoft MCP server exposing Playwright browser control to any MCP client
- Uses accessibility snapshots instead of screenshots/vision, faster and more deterministic
- 36k+ GitHub stars, Apache-2.0 licensed
Simular
Browser & Computer-Use Agents
- Sai: always-on computer-use agent operating a private cloud virtual desktop
- 72.6% success on computer-use benchmarks, above reported human baseline
- Works across desktop GUI, APIs, terminals, and code, not just browser tasks
- Open-source agent working across the browser and local files
- Fully open stack: MagenticBrain and Fara 1.5 models with open weights on Hugging Face
- Human-in-the-loop approvals before risky actions
- Free to run locally
- Parses UI screenshots into structured interactable elements
- Lets vision LLMs drive GUIs without DOM access
- Open-source with weights on Hugging Face
- Used by computer-use agent stacks
- Python SDK for building reliable browser-automation agents on Amazon Nova
- Free to start at nova.amazon.com/act with an API key
- Combines natural-language steps with Playwright code
- Open-source SDK
- Open-source multimodal agent stack that controls desktop and browser from screenshots
- Agent TARS CLI and desktop app with MCP support
- Runs with UI-TARS models or other vision LLMs
- Local operator mode keeps data on device
- JavaScript in-page GUI agent that controls web interfaces via natural language
- Embeds into your own web app with no browser extension
- Uses text DOM instead of screenshots
- Bring your own LLM API key
- Open-source SDK adding act, extract and observe AI primitives on top of Playwright
- Runs locally with your own model key
- Optional Browserbase cloud browsers (separate free tier)
- Chrome extension that runs a multi-agent team to automate browsing tasks
- Uses your own API keys or local models, so nothing extra is charged
- Everything runs locally in the browser and is open source
- Free alternative to paid browser operator agents
- Open-source Chromium browser with a built-in AI agent that automates web tasks
- Runs with local models via Ollama or your own keys, keeping data on your machine
- Positioned as a free alternative to Comet and ChatGPT Atlas
- Supports MCP servers
- Phone agent that reads the screen and taps through apps to finish natural-language tasks
- Supports Android, HarmonyOS and iOS via ADB, HDC or WebDriverAgent
- Asks for confirmation on sensitive actions and allows human takeover
- Apache 2.0; uses Zhipu/ModelScope API or a self-hosted model
Browser & Computer-Use Agents — straight answers
What are the best free browser and computer-use AI agents?
Flocci AI Tools lists 16 browser and computer-use AI agents, ordered free tiers first: Alibaba Page Agent, Amazon Nova Act SDK, BrowserOS, MagenticLite and Microsoft OmniParser. All of them are free or have a free tier. Every entry states what it uniquely does, not a score.
Are there completely free browser and computer-use AI agents?
Yes — 10 of these are marked fully free with no paid plan attached: Alibaba Page Agent, Amazon Nova Act SDK, BrowserOS, MagenticLite and Microsoft OmniParser. The rest are freemium, trial or paid, and each row states which.
What should I look for in browser and computer-use AI agents?
Start with what you need to do: let an AI click through websites and finish the task. Then check the pricing tier, because "free" here means no paid plan at all while "freemium" means a free tier under paid plans. Every tool on this page lists both.
See the full list →Head-to-head comparisons
Alibaba Page Agent vs Amazon Nova Act SDKAlibaba Page Agent vs BrowserOSAlibaba Page Agent vs MagenticLiteAlibaba Page Agent vs Microsoft OmniParserAlibaba Page Agent vs NanobrowserAmazon Nova Act SDK vs BrowserOSAmazon Nova Act SDK vs MagenticLiteAmazon Nova Act SDK vs Microsoft OmniParser
Free alternatives
Browser Use alternativesBrowserbase alternativesSkyvern alternativesSteel.dev alternativesFirecrawl alternativesPlaywright MCP alternativesSimular alternativesMagenticLite alternatives
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