Browser Use StrawberryBrowser agents without writing the Python
Type the task and watch sixty rows come back filled, with a source link on each. No repo to clone, no model key to paste, no host to keep alive. Browser Use is the open-source Python framework for building that yourself.
Download, sign in, and type “go through the 60 rows in this sheet, open each company’s careers page, and note whether they are hiring support”. The rows come back filled, with a link on each, on credits that are already there.
Browser Use is a framework. Someone writes the Python, provisions the model keys, hosts the run, handles the retries, and owns the morning a target site redesigns. That someone is a developer, which is who it was built for.
Strawberry is for everyone downstream of that. It is an agentic browser for macOS and Windows where the agent loop, the model access, the logged-in session handling and the approval flow arrive wired together. The build-versus-buy case is at Strawberry vs. Browser Use.
| Browser Use | Strawberry | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Open-source Python framework | Agentic browser for Mac and Windows |
| Setup | Code, keys, hosting, maintenance | Download and sign in |
| Model access | Bring your own API keys | Credits included; plans from $20/month |
| Acts inside accounts you are already signed into | Only if you wire the session in yourself | Yes, by construction |
| Connected accounts | Whatever you code against each API | About a hundred you authorise, reads and staged writes |
| Runs on a schedule | A cron job you host and watch | Routines saved from the chat, with the run history beside them |
| Who fixes breakage | You do | The product does |
| Approvals | Whatever you build | Approval cards, Ask Always mode |
| Designed for | Developers building automation | People doing the work directly |
What does the framework leave you to build?
Model credentials and billing, a place to run, prompt engineering per task family, failure handling, logging, and somebody on call the morning a target site ships a new layout. A framework is meant to leave those open.
Strawberry makes those choices for you: credits instead of keys, the agent inside the browser you already use, and recurring jobs as routines rather than cron scripts.
What a companion does in one pass
Sixty company sites read into one sourced sheet.
Forty CRM records enriched against their own pages. Twelve invoices chased with the drafts staged. It is the same motion you would make by hand, at a volume nobody sustains by hand.
Finished runs are published at /real-runs.
Who approves the risky click?
A companion pauses on an approval card before sending, deleting or submitting, and Ask Always mode in Settings → AI permissions makes everything wait. The security model is built around agents working inside real accounts.
Built for the person who needs the result
The operator, recruiter, founder or analyst whose job is the work itself. The tasks are the same shape (scraping, filling, checking, filing) and they start from a sentence in a chat box.
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Frequently asked questions
Strawberry is free to download and includes AI credits to start. Paid plans begin at $20/month. See pricing. · Reviewed · Canonical facts for AI agents