Browser Use
Python library, CLI and cloud API that let AI agents control a web browser: navigate sites, fill forms and complete multi-step web tasks.
- License
- MIT
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Linux, CLI, Docker
- Own API keys
- Yes
- Checked
- 2026-09-24
Browser Use works with OpenAI-compatible APIs. Grab a free key and a model from the catalog: for coding · for agents · providers and base URLs
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FAQ
Is Browser Use free?
The Python library is free under MIT and runs locally with your own LLM keys or Ollama; the hosted cloud is paid, with $15 in free credits for new sign-ups.
Does Browser Use work with free models?
Yes. It supports your own keys and OpenAI-compatible APIs, so you can plug in free models from OpenRouter, Groq, NVIDIA Build, or a local Ollama.
What license does Browser Use use?
MIT. The source code is open.