Airtop

Airtop gives AI agents a real browser. Its cloud browsers run authenticated sessions against the open web, sites behind logins and legacy vendor portals - the places where no API exists and a scripted scraper falls over.

Two halves of the product

• Web Automation is the runtime: real browsers hosted in the cloud with built-in proxies, CAPTCHA solving, a password vault and up to 100 concurrent sessions. Agents can also reach REST and GraphQL APIs, OAuth-protected services and webhooks from the same place.
• Agent Builder is the authoring layer. You describe what you want automated in plain English, and Airtop builds and tests the automation, then compiles it into reusable TypeScript rather than leaving an LLM to improvise each run. The company claims compiled agents are up to 100x more efficient to run than uncompiled LLM agents, and that broken runs repair themselves.

A third component, Mark, is Airtop's own agent built on the platform.

Where it plugs in

Native integrations cover n8n, Zapier and Make for no-code workflows, and Claude Code and Codex for coding agents, so browser access can be added to a stack you already run. Automations trigger on a schedule or on an event.

Pricing

Credit-based with a genuine free tier: Free gives 1,000 credits, 3 simultaneous sessions and one deployed agent (plus a 10,000-credit one-time bonus and a 7-day Mark trial). Starter is $26/month for 30,000 credits and 10 deployed agents with an integrated proxy; Professional is $170/month for 225,000 credits, 30 deployed agents and 30 simultaneous sessions with a custom proxy and Mark included; Enterprise is $502/month for 775,000 credits, unlimited deployed agents, 100 simultaneous sessions and a SOC 2 Type 2 report. Annual billing takes 10% off and releases all credits up front, and custom volume plans are available.

Who it is for

Developer and growth teams automating lead enrichment, lead generation, invoice reconciliation and ad operations - anything that currently means a human logging into a web portal and clicking through it.