Browserflow is a no-code Chrome extension for web scraping and automation. Free plan available, paid plans from $19/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Browserflow is a Chrome extension for scraping websites and automating tasks in the browser without writing code. It is aimed at work on sites that do not offer an API, and it handles sources ranging from simple HTML tables to complex single page applications. The company describes its goal as taking users from idea to automation in minutes.
Flows can run in the user's own browser or in the cloud. One customer quote on the site compares it to Zapier for sites without an API. The product is made by Road to Ramen LLC, which also promotes a separate, simpler tool called Easy Scraper for visitors who only want a basic web scraper.
The core unit is a flow, a sequence of actions performed in the browser. A flow might visit a page, scrape some data, and write it to a spreadsheet. Users can start from an existing flow in the gallery or build their own with a visual editor, by recording their actions, or by adding custom JavaScript.
Flows run in two ways. The Chrome extension runs them in your own browser, which suits one-off tasks and, per the company, helps avoid bot detection. Browserflow Cloud runs them on a schedule, even when your computer is off. Cloud usage is measured as execution time, so the number of active flows and how often they run determine how much time is needed.
For building automations, Browserflow offers a no-code editor, an action recorder, and a library of built-in commands. Scraping covers multiple pages and infinite feeds. Results can go straight into Google Sheets, and flows can also save files, take screenshots, and generate PDFs of web pages.
For running them at scale, the product adds scheduling from every minute to every month, rotating proxies to bypass rate limits, and API and webhook access on paid plans. The top plan includes a CAPTCHA solver. A community gallery lets users reuse flows built by others and share their own.
Browserflow is a Chrome extension for web scraping and web automation. It lets users build flows that extract data from websites and perform actions on them without coding. Flows can run in the browser or in the cloud.
Browserflow has a free plan, plus Starter at $19/month, Professional at $49/month, and Business at $199/month, each shown as billed yearly. Higher tiers add cloud hours, cloud flows, faster schedules, proxies, and better support.
Yes. The Free plan is described as free forever and includes unlimited desktop runs of up to 1 minute each and 30 minutes of cloud automation per month. The paid plans show a Try free option.
No. Flows can be built in a visual no-code editor or by recording your actions in the browser. Users who want custom logic can also run JavaScript on any page.
The Chrome extension runs flows in your own browser, which suits one-off tasks. Browserflow Cloud runs flows on a schedule even when your computer is off.
The site names Google Sheets, which can be read from and written to on every plan. Starter and higher plans also include API and webhooks.
Yes. Plans can be upgraded or downgraded at any time, with prorated charges on upgrades and a credit on the next bill for downgrades. Cancellation keeps access until the end of the billing period.
It suits small teams that spend time on repetitive web tasks like research, lead collection, or data entry. The free plan and low-cost Starter tier make it easy to start, though heavy cloud use requires higher plans.