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Notte

Browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automation, with stealth cloud browsers, a CLI, scraping and serverless functions.

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What is Notte?

Notte supplies browsers that AI agents and scripts can drive reliably. You can run sessions in cloud browsers with built-in stealth, CAPTCHA solving and proxies, or use a local browser through the same API. The platform is built around Playwright and also supports Puppeteer. Other pieces include a command-line tool, an MCP server that gives coding agents a cloud browser, browser functions that deploy a script as an API or scheduled job, structured scraping that returns markdown or data, and an Anything API that turns a described task into a deployed API. It also aims to keep credentials and identities out of your code. The core local browser framework is open source.

Use cases

  • Run AI agents in a cloud browser
  • Automate web tasks with Playwright
  • Scrape pages into markdown or structured data
  • Deploy a browser script as a scheduled job
  • Give a coding agent a browser over MCP

Who it's for

  • Developers
  • AI agent builders
  • Automation engineers
  • Data teams

Why use Notte

  • Saves infrastructure work since browsers, proxies and CAPTCHA handling are provided.
  • Works with tools you may already use, because it builds on Playwright and Puppeteer.
  • Turns scripts into reusable services through functions deployed as APIs.
  • Gives coding agents web access through the MCP server.

Notte features

  • Stealth cloud browser sessions with proxies and CAPTCHA solving
  • Playwright-based browser framework
  • Command-line tool for browser control
  • MCP server for coding agents
  • Deployable browser functions as APIs or scheduled jobs
  • Scraping to markdown and structured data
  • Credential and identity handling kept out of code

How to get started with Notte

  1. Create an account in the Notte console and get an API key.
  2. Install the SDK or CLI and start a cloud or local browser session.
  3. Give your agent or script a task, or write Playwright code against the session.
  4. Deploy the script as a function if it should run on a schedule or as an API.
  5. Review the session results and iterate.

Notte limitations

  • Some features run on Notte's cloud and need an account
  • Check the repository for license terms, which were not clearly stated

Notte pricing

We couldn't confirm pricing on the official site. Check console.notte.cc for current prices.

Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

Notte alternatives

The main Notte alternatives listed on Debuly are Browser Use, Hyperbrowser, Amazon Bedrock Agents, OpenBot, Context and Playwright MCP. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

Notte compared with its alternatives
ToolPricingStarting pricePlatforms
NottePricing unknown——
Amazon Bedrock AgentsPaid—Web, API
Browser UsePaid$0.02, usage-basedAPI, Web, CLI
ContextFreemium—Web, Desktop, Mobile, Slack
HyperbrowserFreemium$30/moAPI, CLI, Python SDK
OpenBotOpen source—Web, Self-hosted, Docker
Playwright MCPOpen source—CLI, MCP, Node.js

  1. Amazon Bedrock Agents

    AWS service for building agents that use foundation models, company APIs and data to complete multistep tasks, with memory and multi-agent teams.

    Automation and agentsDeveloper platforms
    PaidVisit Amazon Bedrock Agents (official site)

  2. Browser Use

    Cloud browsers and hosted web agents for AI, plus an MIT-licensed open-source browser agent, billed pay-as-you-go from $0.02 per hour.

    Developer platformsAutomation and agentsCoding
    PaidVisit Browser Use (official site)

  3. Context

    Workspace and runtime for AI agents that run in your own cloud, with shared files, chat, evals and per-agent identity.

    Automation and agentsDeveloper platformsProductivity
    FreemiumVisit Context (official site)

  4. Hyperbrowser

    Cloud infrastructure that gives AI agents hosted Chrome sessions, isolated sandboxes, and web fetch, crawl and search APIs.

    Developer platformsAutomation and agentsCoding
    FreemiumVisit Hyperbrowser (official site)

  5. OpenBot

    CopilotKit's open-source template for a self-hosted employee agent workspace, where each AI coworker has its own channel, browser, files and approved tools.

    Automation and agentsChat assistantsDeveloper platforms
    Open sourceVisit OpenBot (official site)

  6. Playwright MCP

    Microsoft's Model Context Protocol server that lets LLMs and coding agents control a browser through Playwright accessibility snapshots.

    Automation and agentsCodingDeveloper platforms
    Open sourceVisit Playwright MCP (official site)

Notte FAQ

Is Notte open source?

Its core local browser framework is open source, while the cloud features run as a hosted service. Check the repository for the exact license.

Can coding agents use Notte?

Yes. The project offers an MCP server so a coding agent can use a cloud browser.

What are alternatives to Notte?

Similar services include Browserbase, Browser Use, Steel and Anchor Browser.

Sources & verification

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