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BrowserAct Scraping API Review

By ProxyGlance Editorial Team · Last reviewed

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Our verdict

No-code AI scraper: describe the data, an agent builds a reusable Bot (300–1,500 credits), and each run costs 10–30 credits in a cloud browser with stealth fingerprints, proxies and CAPTCHA handling. Paid plans from $16/month for 10,000 credits.

Best for: Non-developers and small teams who want recurring structured data from login-protected or dynamic sites without writing or maintaining scrapers.

Free plan (200 credits on signup)

From

$16.00

per month (10,000 credits)

Pros

  • Free plan with 200 credits on signup and 2 concurrent tasks
  • Bots repair themselves when a site's layout changes
  • Exports to CSV, JSON, API, webhooks, MCP, Make, n8n and Zapier

Cons

  • Credit costs vary by task (300–1,500 to build a Bot), so cost per page is hard to predict
  • No published refund policy, and the pricing page does not say whether failed runs use credits
  • No dedicated SERP or e-commerce parsing endpoints; everything runs through the agent

About BrowserAct

BrowserAct is a no-code AI web scraping platform: you describe the data, its agent builds a reusable Bot, and runs execute in a cloud browser with fingerprint stealth, residential proxies and automatic CAPTCHA handling. Results go out as CSV, JSON, API, webhooks, MCP, Make, n8n or Zapier. Its terms name a Singapore entity, CYBER BYET PTE. LTD., as the previous operator.

Full review in progress

Our hands-on test of BrowserAct scraping API is still running. Until it's published, this page lists the facts from BrowserAct's official pages. See how we test.

Specs

Starting price
$16.00 per month (10,000 credits)
Free trial
Free plan (200 credits on signup)
API types
General web, Browser
JavaScript rendering
Yes
Parsed JSON output
Yes
Pay only for success
No

Score breakdown

Not scored yet. We publish a score only after hands-on testing. The facts on this page come from BrowserAct's official pages, last checked .

When we score it, these criteria and weights apply:

  • Performance · 30%
  • Target Coverage · 15%
  • Pricing & Value · 20%
  • Features · 15%
  • Ease of Use · 10%
  • Support · 5%
  • Trust & Compliance · 5%

How we test and score →

ProxyGlance Editorial Team

Reviews & Research

The ProxyGlance Editorial Team researches and reviews proxy networks, scraping APIs and antidetect browsers for developers, data teams and agencies. Every guide follows our published review process: we compare products on the same criteria — performance, coverage, real pricing at common plan sizes, features, ease of use, support and trust — check facts against each vendor's own documentation and pricing pages, and re-check them whenever a vendor changes its plans. We don't accept payment for coverage or rankings.

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