Notte is a browser infrastructure platform built for AI agents and production web automation. It provides managed cloud browser sessions, AI browser agents, and serverless browser functions in a single stack, so developers can scrape websites and automate web workflows without assembling browsers, proxies, authentication, and deployment themselves. The company says more than 20,000 developers and 1,000 organizations use the platform.
Where a remote-browser service stops at the browser itself, Notte ships the production layer around it: compute runs next to the browser for low-latency automation, and the platform adds credential vaults, persistent browser profiles, proxies, CAPTCHA handling, live view, session replays, and observability. Its authentication stack is unusually complete — agent vaults store encrypted credentials that agents fetch at runtime, agent identities provide real email inboxes and phone numbers so agents can receive OTPs and pass 2FA, and session profiles save full browser state so a login can be reused across runs. A newer capability, “API for Anything”, turns a described web action — for example, getting listing details for any Airbnb URL — into an engineered, production API endpoint that returns structured JSON to the calling agent. Notte is model-agnostic, working with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini keys (bring your own, or use theirs at token price with no markup), and it is SOC 2 Type II certified.
Notte is Freemium and credit-based. Free accounts include starter credits and published usage limits with no credit card required. Paid plans grant more credits and higher operational limits, with credits spent on browser sessions, functions, proxies, and LLM tokens.
Notte is for developers and AI teams building agents that must reliably browse, log in, and extract data from the web in production — and who would rather buy that infrastructure than operate it themselves.