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Computer-use and browser agents

Computer-use and browser agents operate a real browser or desktop - clicking, typing and reading the screen - to complete tasks in apps that have no API.

They see the screen (through screenshots or the page structure), decide on an action and perform it. This lets them fill in forms, book things or move data between web apps.

Because they act on real accounts, most ask for confirmation before purchases, sending messages or other irreversible steps.

Examples tracked on AI Stats Live

Computer-use and browser agents: example tools with company, category, price and popularity rank
ToolCompanyCategoryFromFree tierPopularity
ManusManusGeneral-purpose agents—Yes#65
Browser UseBrowser UseBrowser & computer-use agents—Unknown#72
ChatGPT AtlasOpenAIBrowser & computer-use agents—Unknown#78
Zapier AgentsZapierAutomation—Yes#80
CometPerplexityBrowser & computer-use agents—Yes#92
ChatGPT agentOpenAIGeneral-purpose agents$20/moNo#119
Claude in ChromeAnthropicBrowser & computer-use agents—Unknown#120
DiaThe Browser CompanyBrowser & computer-use agents—Unknown#127
GensparkGensparkGeneral-purpose agents—Unknown#133
GleanGleanAI search—No#134

Popularity is measured attention (Wikipedia, Hacker News, package downloads), not quality. Prices are the cheapest paid individual plan; each profile shows whether the price is verified. Data refreshed 38m ago.

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Explanation written by AI Stats Live editors; last reviewed 29 Sep 2026. Examples and rankings update automatically from the sources listed on the methodology page.