Retriever AI is an AI browser agent for Chrome and cloud that automates web tasks. Free plan; paid plans from $9.99/month. Features and pricing reviewed.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Retriever AI, also written rtrvr, is an AI browser agent. A user describes the outcome they want in plain language, and the agent works across public websites and the sites the user is already signed into, then brings back the finished result, such as rows in a spreadsheet or a drafted message.
The company reports more than 35,000 users and over 7M tasks automated. It positions the product for builders, go-to-market teams and founders. Beyond the core agent, it also sells Rover, an AI customer engineer for software products, and Data & Evals, a data offering for AI labs.
The agent starts from an instruction such as pulling every listing on a page into a sheet. In the Chrome extension it acts on the page the user has open, using the user's signed-in sessions, while the user continues working in other tabs. Results come back as sheets, messages or records.
For larger jobs, Cloud runs browsers on a schedule, and the site describes it as a thousand browsers working in parallel. The same agent is reachable through an API that returns structured data, through MCP for Claude, Codex or Slack, and through a CLI and SDK for scripts and pipelines.
Core capabilities include data extraction and enrichment, form filling, web monitoring and lead research. Enrichment is priced per returned record, and the site says misses are free. Users can save a good run and replay it later through reusable workflows, which the site calls AI Subroutines and templates.
Paid plans add schedules, triggers and webhooks, cookie sync so Cloud can use sessions synced from Chrome, and API, MCP and WhatsApp access. Users can pick their model, including ChatGPT, Claude, an API key or a local model. Team and Scale plans add Private Mode with zero data retention.
Retriever AI (rtrvr) is an AI browser agent that works across the open web and sites a user is signed into, then returns a finished result. It is available as a Chrome extension, in the cloud, and through API, MCP, CLI and SDK access.
There is a $0 Free plan, and paid plans are Starter at $9.99/month, Pro at $29.99/month, Team at $99.99/month and Scale at $499.99/month. Credits per month range from 1,000 on Starter to 50,000 on Scale. Extra seats cost $9.99 each.
Yes. Free Mode includes supported AI models and Cloud browser time for tasks started in the extension or Cloud dashboard, with 100 one-time welcome credits and no card required. Sponsored cards and a daily fair-use allowance apply.
The site names Gmail, HubSpot, Notion, Slack, GitHub and Zapier, along with n8n and Make for workflows. It also connects to Claude and Codex through MCP, and tasks can run from WhatsApp.
Cloud API calls with an API key, MCP Cloud tools and WhatsApp tasks require a paid plan, and they use credits for the resources consumed. Browser tools that let your own AI drive your Chrome over MCP are free on every plan.
Yes. Users can choose rtrvr credits, ChatGPT, Claude, an API key or a local model. Using your own provider avoids model-credit charges and the Free Mode allowance, though Cloud resources and managed services may still use credits.
It suits founders, GTM teams, builders and small businesses that repeat web tasks such as lead research, data extraction and form filling. The company reports 35,000+ users.
The Team and Scale plans include Private Mode, described as zero data retention for workflows. The free plan involves sponsored content under the company's Terms and Privacy Notice.