Best AI Browsers
Comet and ChatGPT Atlas did not get past bot checks, so they have no price here. Dia's Better Answers plan is $20 a month. Opera's December 2025 news post priced Neon at $19.90 a month. Genspark Plus is $24.99. Browser Use lists $0.02 an hour. Browserbase has a free tier, then $20. Checked 5 October 2026.
9 products. Prices and descriptions last checked 5 October 2026.
Best AI Browsers compared
Pricing is the vendor's published starting figure. A free plan or trial is listed only when the pricing page says so. User comments appear only when we could link a short quote. Otherwise the cell says there are no sourced comments.
| Product | Pricing | Free plan / trial | Key features | Integrations | Best for | What users say |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opera Neon #1 | $19.90/mo (Dec 2025 price post) | Free plan | An Opera browser built to act on tasks. | MCP, Opera Browser CLI, Google Docs, Google Sheets | People who want several AI agents and models in one browser, or who want to attach their own agents for free. | No sourced comments. |
| Browserbase #2 | Free, then $20/month | Free plan | Cloud browsers, search, and fetch for agents. | Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, Stagehand | Developers who need production browser infrastructure for their own agents. | No sourced comments. |
| Dia #3 | $20/month | Free plan and trial | A work browser that can chat across your tools. | Slack, Notion, Teams | Mac users who want tab- and tool-aware chat inside the browser, with a free non-AI browser if they do not pay. | No sourced comments. |
| Microsoft Edge Copilot Mode #4 | Not published | Free plan | Copilot built into Microsoft Edge. | Microsoft 365, Word, Excel, Outlook | People already in Edge who want tab-aware help without installing another browser. | No sourced comments. |
| Genspark #5 | $24.99/month | Free plan | An all-in-one AI workspace with agents. | Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft 365 | Individuals who want one subscription for many models and finished artifacts, not only chat. | No sourced comments. |
| Browser Use #6 | $0.02/hour | Not listed | Open-source web agents and remote browsers. | Chrome DevTools Protocol | Developers who want a web agent or a cheap remote browser, with the option to self-host the open-source library. | No sourced comments. |
| Perplexity Comet #7 | Not published | Not listed | Perplexity's personal AI browser assistant. | None named on the pages we opened | People who want an assistant inside the browser that can take a task, not only answer a question. | No sourced comments. |
| ChatGPT Atlas #8 | Not published | Not listed | OpenAI's ChatGPT browser, now discontinued. | None named on the pages we opened | Historical reference only. OpenAI told users to leave Atlas before August 9, 2026. | No sourced comments. |
| Fellou #9 | Not published | Not listed | An agentic browser for research and web automation. | Notion, Google, Reddit | People who want to delegate multi-step web research and still approve the plan first. | No sourced comments. |
Ranked list
Ranked on fit for this job, autonomy, controls, integrations, access, and how public the product is. Open a score to see the six parts.
| # | Agent | Best for | Pricing from | Free tier | Autonomy | Integrations | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Opera Neon | People who want several AI agents and models in one browser, or who want to attach their own agents for free. | $19.90/mo (Dec 2025 price post) | Yes | Semi-autonomous | MCP, Opera Browser CLI, Google Docs +1 | Score breakdown79
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| 2 | Browserbase | Developers who need production browser infrastructure for their own agents. | Free, then $20/month | Yes | Autonomous | Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium +3 | Score breakdown79
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| 3 | Dia | Mac users who want tab- and tool-aware chat inside the browser, with a free non-AI browser if they do not pay. | $20/month | Yes | Copilot | Slack, Notion, Teams | Score breakdown76
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| 4 | Microsoft Edge Copilot Mode | People already in Edge who want tab-aware help without installing another browser. | Not published | Yes | Copilot | Microsoft 365, Word, Excel +2 | Score breakdown76
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| 5 | Genspark | Individuals who want one subscription for many models and finished artifacts, not only chat. | $24.99/month | Yes | Semi-autonomous | Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft 365 | Score breakdown76
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| 6 | Browser Use | Developers who want a web agent or a cheap remote browser, with the option to self-host the open-source library. | $0.02/hour | No | Autonomous | Chrome DevTools Protocol | Score breakdown73
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| 7 | Perplexity Comet | People who want an assistant inside the browser that can take a task, not only answer a question. | Not published | No | Semi-autonomous | None named on the pages we opened | Score breakdown71
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| 8 | ChatGPT Atlas | Historical reference only. OpenAI told users to leave Atlas before August 9, 2026. | Not published | No | Semi-autonomous | None named on the pages we opened | Score breakdown70
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| 9 | Fellou | People who want to delegate multi-step web research and still approve the plan first. | Not published | No | Semi-autonomous | Notion, Google, Reddit | Score breakdown69
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Rank 1
Opera Neon79
People who want several AI agents and models in one browser, or who want to attach their own agents for free.
- Pricing from
- $19.90/mo (Dec 2025 price post)
- Free tier
- Yes
- Autonomy
- Semi-autonomous
- Integrations
- MCP, Opera Browser CLI, Google Docs
Score breakdown79
- Fit for the job26/30
- Autonomy13/20
- Controls12/15
- Integrations9/15
- Access10/10
- Evidence9/10
Rank 2
Browserbase79
Developers who need production browser infrastructure for their own agents.
- Pricing from
- Free, then $20/month
- Free tier
- Yes
- Autonomy
- Autonomous
- Integrations
- Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium
Score breakdown79
- Fit for the job21/30
- Autonomy17/20
- Controls11/15
- Integrations11/15
- Access10/10
- Evidence9/10
Rank 3
Dia76
Mac users who want tab- and tool-aware chat inside the browser, with a free non-AI browser if they do not pay.
- Pricing from
- $20/month
- Free tier
- Yes
- Autonomy
- Copilot
- Integrations
- Slack, Notion, Teams
Score breakdown76
- Fit for the job27/30
- Autonomy9/20
- Controls13/15
- Integrations8/15
- Access10/10
- Evidence9/10
76
People already in Edge who want tab-aware help without installing another browser.
- Pricing from
- Not published
- Free tier
- Yes
- Autonomy
- Copilot
- Integrations
- Microsoft 365, Word, Excel
Score breakdown76
- Fit for the job25/30
- Autonomy9/20
- Controls13/15
- Integrations10/15
- Access10/10
- Evidence9/10
Rank 5
Genspark76
Individuals who want one subscription for many models and finished artifacts, not only chat.
- Pricing from
- $24.99/month
- Free tier
- Yes
- Autonomy
- Semi-autonomous
- Integrations
- Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft 365
Score breakdown76
- Fit for the job24/30
- Autonomy13/20
- Controls12/15
- Integrations8/15
- Access10/10
- Evidence9/10
Rank 6
Browser Use73
Developers who want a web agent or a cheap remote browser, with the option to self-host the open-source library.
- Pricing from
- $0.02/hour
- Free tier
- No
- Autonomy
- Autonomous
- Integrations
- Chrome DevTools Protocol
Score breakdown73
- Fit for the job22/30
- Autonomy17/20
- Controls11/15
- Integrations6/15
- Access8/10
- Evidence9/10
Rank 7
Perplexity Comet71
People who want an assistant inside the browser that can take a task, not only answer a question.
- Pricing from
- Not published
- Free tier
- No
- Autonomy
- Semi-autonomous
- Integrations
- None named on the pages we opened
Score breakdown71
- Fit for the job29/30
- Autonomy13/20
- Controls12/15
- Integrations4/15
- Access4/10
- Evidence9/10
Rank 8
ChatGPT Atlas70
Historical reference only. OpenAI told users to leave Atlas before August 9, 2026.
- Pricing from
- Not published
- Free tier
- No
- Autonomy
- Semi-autonomous
- Integrations
- None named on the pages we opened
Score breakdown70
- Fit for the job28/30
- Autonomy13/20
- Controls12/15
- Integrations4/15
- Access4/10
- Evidence9/10
Rank 9
Fellou69
People who want to delegate multi-step web research and still approve the plan first.
- Pricing from
- Not published
- Free tier
- No
- Autonomy
- Semi-autonomous
- Integrations
- Notion, Google, Reddit
Score breakdown69
- Fit for the job23/30
- Autonomy13/20
- Controls12/15
- Integrations8/15
- Access4/10
- Evidence9/10
Pricing, features, and summaries
1
Opera Neon
People who want several AI agents and models in one browser, or who want to attach their own agents for free.
Opera Neon is an agentic browser from Opera that reads pages, carries context across tabs, and runs agents for chat, browsing, research, and document creation. It includes Opera browser features such as a built-in free VPN and an ad blocker.
- Pricing
- $19.90/mo (Dec 2025 price post)
- Opera's December 11, 2025 Neon news post says the public early-access subscription is $19.90 per month. An August 14, 2026 Opera news post says a Free plan lets you download Neon and connect your own agents over MCP or the Opera Browser CLI, and that the Standard subscription is required for Neon's own AI, including autonomous browsing, deep research, Skills, and generative agents. The August post does not restate the dollar amount.
- Key features
- MCP, Opera Browser CLI, Google Docs, Google Sheets. It can carry a stretch of the work, then wait. A person still approves anything that leaves the building.
2
Browserbase
Developers who need production browser infrastructure for their own agents.
Browserbase is a platform for running agents that browse, fill forms, and act where an API does not exist, plus Search and Fetch APIs and Agent Identity for logins and CAPTCHAs. The company says it runs more than 35 million browser sessions a month across 10,000 customers, and that Stagehand, its AI browser SDK, is maintained by Browserbase.
- Pricing
- Free, then $20/month
- Free is $0/month with 3 concurrent browsers, 1 browser hour, 3 agent runs, and 1,000 Search and 1,000 Fetch calls. Developer is $20/month with 25 concurrent browsers and 100 browser hours, then $0.12 per browser hour. Startup is $99/month with 100 concurrent browsers and 500 browser hours, then $0.10 per browser hour. Scale is custom. The free plan includes $5 of model tokens. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, Stagehand, LangChain, CrewAI. Sold to run the job rather than wait for a prompt on every step. Keep a way to stop it before it reaches a customer, a candidate, or a filing.
3
Dia
Mac users who want tab- and tool-aware chat inside the browser, with a free non-AI browser if they do not pay.
Dia is a browser from The Browser Company that can pull context from connected tools such as Slack, Notion, and Teams and turn it into a shareable report. The plans page says the free Better Browser has no AI, Better Answers is chat with page and tool context, and Better Days adds more usage plus briefs, recaps, and reports.
- Pricing
- $20/month
- Better Browser is free and has no AI features. Better Answers is $20/month. Better Days is $100/month and includes 6x the usage of Better Answers plus a daily Morning Brief, reports, decks, and recaps. New users get a 14-day Better Days trial with no credit card. Extra usage is sold in $20 blocks. The page says paid plans begin rolling out to most new Mac users on August 17, existing users keep AI free until emailed, and Windows is not on paid plans yet. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- Slack, Notion, Teams. A person drives. The product drafts, searches, or suggests inside a workflow you already run.
4
Microsoft Edge Copilot Mode
People already in Edge who want tab-aware help without installing another browser.
Copilot in Microsoft Edge uses open tabs to compare, summarize, and draft, and can group browsing into Journeys on the new tab page. Microsoft says Copilot helps when you ask, and that optional context, video highlights, and memory stay under user control.
- Pricing
- Not published
- The Edge page says Copilot in Edge has a higher free usage allowance than some other Copilot surfaces. When a limit is hit, the user can wait or buy a Microsoft 365 subscription for higher chat, create, and agent limits. No dollar price is on the page. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- Microsoft 365, Word, Excel, Outlook, OneDrive. A person drives. The product drafts, searches, or suggests inside a workflow you already run.
Microsoft Edge Copilot Mode pricing and features/Microsoft Edge Copilot Mode alternatives
5
Genspark
Individuals who want one subscription for many models and finished artifacts, not only chat.
Genspark's site presents AI Workspace 6.0 as a place to ask in plain language and get a live dashboard from your data. Its help center describes membership plans that pay for credits, AI Drive storage, and access to agents and models, including slides, docs, sheets, and code.
- Pricing
- $24.99/month
- Help Center prices, in USD: Free is $0 with 100 credits per day and 1 GB of AI Drive. Plus is $24.99/month, or $19.99/month billed annually at $239.99/year, with 10,000 monthly credits and 50 GB. Pro starts at $249.99/month, or $199.99/month billed annually at $2,399.99/year, with 125,000 monthly credits and 1 TB. Team is $30 per seat per month. Enterprise is custom. The page says the described benefits are valid through June 30, 2027. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft 365. It can carry a stretch of the work, then wait. A person still approves anything that leaves the building.
6
Browser Use
Developers who want a web agent or a cheap remote browser, with the option to self-host the open-source library.
Browser Use sells agents that finish browser tasks and a remote browser for running your own agents. The site says the open-source project has 117k GitHub stars, an MIT license, and 8.1 million downloads a month, and that its cloud browsers are $0.02 an hour.
- Pricing
- $0.02/hour
- Browsers are $0.02 per hour plus internet traffic. The page says credits start at $5, with no subscription and no expiry. Browser Use Agents are listed separately, with links to enterprise pricing and model prices, but those dollar rates were not on the homepage. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- Chrome DevTools Protocol. Sold to run the job rather than wait for a prompt on every step. Keep a way to stop it before it reaches a customer, a candidate, or a filing.
7
Perplexity Comet
People who want an assistant inside the browser that can take a task, not only answer a question.
Perplexity's Comet page describes Comet as a personal AI assistant browser, available for Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android. The extracted page text shows it taking tasks such as comparing news coverage, building a basic site, drafting a reply from a schedule, and buying a product.
- Pricing
- Not published
- The Comet URL and the Perplexity pricing hub both timed out on direct fetch, so no Comet price was verified from a loaded page. Do not treat third-party writeups of a free Comet tier as confirmed. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- None named on the pages we opened. It can carry a stretch of the work, then wait. A person still approves anything that leaves the building.
Perplexity Comet pricing and features/Perplexity Comet alternatives
8
ChatGPT Atlas
Historical reference only. OpenAI told users to leave Atlas before August 9, 2026.
OpenAI's introduction of ChatGPT Atlas describes a macOS browser with ChatGPT in the page, built-in memory, and an agent mode that could research, automate tasks, and book while the user browsed. OpenAI's help article on evolving Atlas says the browser was scheduled to stop working on August 9, 2026, with browser-based agent work moving into ChatGPT and Codex.
- Pricing
- Not published
- chatgpt.com/atlas did not return product content (a bot check). OpenAI's introduction said Atlas launched to Free, Plus, Pro, and Go users, with agent mode in preview for Plus, Pro, and Business. No Atlas-specific dollar price was on the pages retrieved. The help article says Atlas browser data, including bookmarks and history, would not transfer automatically. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- None named on the pages we opened. It can carry a stretch of the work, then wait. A person still approves anything that leaves the building.
ChatGPT Atlas pricing and features/ChatGPT Atlas alternatives
9
Fellou
People who want to delegate multi-step web research and still approve the plan first.
Fellou is an agentic AI browser that turns a goal into a step-by-step plan the user can edit or approve, then runs research and web automation, including on logged-in sites. It says tasks can run in a background workspace, can be scheduled, and can be extended with the open-source Eko 2.0 framework.
- Pricing
- Not published
- The homepage does not list a price. Contact is given as hi@fellou.ai. Last checked 5 October 2026.
- Key features
- Notion, Google, Reddit. It can carry a stretch of the work, then wait. A person still approves anything that leaves the building.
What is an AI browser?
An AI browser is a browser with a model that can read the page, answer, or click through a task. A browser agent can also mean a developer library that drives Chrome. An agentic browser and an AI web browser are the consumer end of that split.
Both show up when people search this term. This page labels which is which.
How a browser agent works
A consumer browser, Dia, Neon, Edge Copilot Mode, or Genspark, lets the model see the tab you are on. Comet and ChatGPT Atlas are in the same category, and their pricing pages did not get past bot checks, so they have no price here. A developer product, Browser Use or Browserbase, lets code operate a browser and bills for time or a plan.
A computer-use agent is the developer version of the same idea: the software clicks, rather than only summarizing the page.
Features of an agentic browser
Can it see the page, and is the price a subscription or a usage meter?
- A model that can see the page you are on
- A published subscription, if you are buying a consumer browser
- A usage price, if you are buying browser infrastructure
Benefits of an AI web browser
Research stays in the browser, and a developer can automate a site without pretending that is the same product.
- Stay in the browser for research instead of pasting into a chat
- Separate a consumer browser from a developer automation API
- Skip products whose pricing page would not load
Who uses an AI browser
People who want the browser itself to help, and developers who need an agent that can operate a site. The best AI browser in a review roundup is often only the consumer half.
AI browser pricing
Perplexity Comet and ChatGPT Atlas did not get past bot checks, so they have no price here. Dia's Better Answers plan is $20 a month. Opera's December 2025 news post priced Neon at $19.90 a month. Genspark Plus is $24.99. Browser Use lists $0.02 an hour. Browserbase has a free tier, then $20. Edge Copilot Mode did not show a dollar price.
Last checked 5 October 2026. The Neon figure is from that news post, not a pricing grid we re-opened in October.
How to choose the best AI browser
If you want a browser you install, compare Dia, Neon, Edge Copilot Mode, and Genspark, and ignore any Comet or Atlas price you did not read yourself.
If you are automating browsing from code, Browser Use and Browserbase are the infrastructure products. Do not install a consumer browser expecting an API.
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Scoring method
Last verified 5 October 2026
Every product is scored out of 100 on the same six parts. Rank follows the total, then job fit, then name. The parts are shown on each row. Read the full method.