Automatisation

Overview

Browse AI lets you extract data from a website without coding: record a path in the browser (click, scroll, paginate, login), the tool deduces a robot that replays the extraction on demand or on a schedule, then monitors changes and triggers alerts. It is the no-code equivalent of a scraper, complementary to general automation platforms rather than competitive. The billed unit is the credit: one credit equals ten rows extracted from a page or one screenshot, and protected sites cost 2 to 10 credits per run. The free plan for life gives 50 credits per month on 2 websites. Personal costs 48 USD/month for 2,000 credits and 5 websites (19 USD/month annual), Professional 87 USD/month for 5,000 to 30,000 credits and 10 websites (69 USD/month annual), Premium starts at 500 USD/month on annual commitment.

Browse AI's interface and docs are English-only, with no French version announced. The publisher does not publish an EU hosting option for extracted data, a point to verify if collection involves personal information. An API and webhooks let you trigger a robot and get results, and direct connectors exist to spreadsheets and automation platforms, letting you chain an extraction before a Zapier, Make or n8n scenario. The limits are scraping-typical: a robot breaks when the source site changes structure and must be re-recorded, heavily protected sites consume far more credits than expected, and the legal burden of collection, target site terms and personal data all stay with you.

Our verdict

Best for marketing, procurement or e-commerce teams who must monitor competitor prices, catalogs or listings and have no developer. Avoid if target sites change structure often or are heavily protected: robots break regularly and credit consumption becomes hard to predict.

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