Notte

What is Notte?

A browser infrastructure platform for AI. Remote browser sessions, serverless functions, AI agents, authentication primitives, and a visual studio. Everything you need to automate the web at scale.

How is Notte different from Browserbase, Browserless, or similar infra tools?

Browserbase and Browserless give you remote browsers. You still need to build agents, handle auth, manage proxies, and deploy your scripts somewhere. Notte ships all of that as one platform, with compute running next to the browser for zero-latency automation. See how we compare on speed, reliability, and cost at browserarena.ai.

How is Notte different from BrowserUse, Skyvern, or other agent frameworks?

Honestly, frameworks are dead. The real lever is plugging the latest model onto solid infrastructure. That's what we do: browsers, agents, auth, and compute in one stack. Use our agents or bring your own on top. We built BrowserArena (browserarena.ai) as an open-source benchmark so you can verify these claims yourself.

What browsers and automation frameworks are supported?

Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, browser-use, Stagehand, and anything that connects via CDP. Works with Python, TypeScript, or Node.js.

Do I need my own LLM API key for Browser Agents?

Optional. Bring your own keys or use ours. Model-agnostic: works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and others. Token price with no markup.

How does pricing work?

Browser usage starts at $0.05/hour, charged per minute. Proxy usage is $10/GB with residential proxies included. Free tier includes 100 browser hours. Paid plans start at $20/month and mainly control the rate limits associated with your account.

Is Notte SOC 2 compliant?

Yes. SOC 2 Type II certified. Review our security posture at our Trust Center.

What is Anything API?

Describe a web action (e.g. 'get price and reviews for any Amazon product'), and we build a production API endpoint for it. Your agent calls the endpoint, gets structured JSON back. Similar to BrowserUse Skills, but our take on it. We think it's better.