Browserflow

Browserflow lets users record and play back browser actions to automate web tasks like data entry, form filling, and scraping. Think of it as “Selenium in your browser.” It has a step-by-step editor where you can capture clicks, field input, and page navigation, then loop or schedule those actions. You can run flows locally or in the cloud. Browserflow supports extracting data (like Excel/CSV output), integration with Google Sheets, and proxies. It also provides templates for common automation use cases. This tool is useful for small automation jobs (web scraping, testing, data entry) without writing code. Because it’s an extension, it can handle any website right from Chrome.

Chrome Extension Features

• Action Recorder: Record user actions and replay them as automation flows
• Flow Editor: Visual editor to refine steps, add conditions, loops, and delays
• Cloud/Local Runs: Execute flows in the cloud on a schedule or from your PC
• Scraping & Export: Extract data and export to CSV, JSON, or Google Sheets
• Integrations: Built-in modules for Sheets, proxies, Slack, Discord, webhooks
• Pre-built Flows: Templates for common tasks (login, data extraction)

Pricing

Free: $0 – Unlimited desktop use, 30 min runtime per flow, 30 min cloud usage/month
Starter: $19/mo – 10 min desktop runtime, 2.5h cloud/month
Professional: $49/mo – Unlimited desktop/cloud runtime, 10h cloud/month
Business: $199/mo – Unlimited runs, 50h cloud, priority support

Pros

• Enables powerful automations without coding
• Free plan for basic use; paid plans are relatively affordable
• Can automate virtually any web-based process
• Cloud execution allows scheduling of automations
• Helpful for both scraping and automated testing

Cons

• Cloud runtime limits may require upgrade for heavy tasks
• Running in browser can break if website layout changes
• Not as powerful as full RPA for non-browser tasks
• Learning to build complex flows still takes effort