Airtop review
Airtop embeds cloud browser sessions, page queries and automation controls in apps.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Airtop provides cloud browser sessions for teams and developers building AI agents or workflows that need to navigate websites and retrieve structured information, including from authenticated portals. Its REST API and TypeScript/Node.js and Python SDKs expose page interactions and natural-language queries, while integrations include Claude, Codex, n8n, Make, Zapier, Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright. The fit is strongest when browser work needs to sit inside an application or workflow, rather than being handled through a site's API alone.
Airtop's plans scale by simultaneous sessions and deployed agents. Free includes 1,000 credits, 3 simultaneous sessions, 1 deployed agent and a one-time 10,000-credit bonus. Starter costs $29 per month and keeps the 3-session limit while raising deployed agents to 10; it adds Integrated Proxy and Support. Professional is $189 per month for 30 simultaneous sessions and 30 deployed agents, with Custom Proxy and dedicated support. Enterprise costs $558 per month and includes 100 simultaneous sessions, unlimited deployed agents and a SOC 2 Type 2 report. The Custom plan offers custom sessions, credits and volume pricing. A 7-day trial is available or ends when credits are consumed. These monthly options make the session limits important to check against expected concurrency.
The product's breadth is useful for app builders: profiles retain credentials and session state, recordings support later review, and live browser views can be embedded. Selenium access via a ChromeDriver endpoint offers a path for Selenium-based automation, while built-in proxies and CAPTCHA solving address common hurdles in browser workflows. Airtop is cloud-only and lists one browser engine, so teams requiring multiple engines or local execution should consider alternatives. Pick it when cloud sessions, agent integration and embedded visibility matter; look elsewhere if a three-session ceiling on the lower tiers is too restrictive or browser-engine choice is central.
Airtop pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Runs cloud browser sessions with live views that can be embedded in applications
- Supports natural-language page queries and Selenium through a ChromeDriver endpoint
- Offers profiles, proxies, CAPTCHA solving and session recordings
- Where it doesn't
- Free and Starter plans list only 3 simultaneous sessions
- Browser automation is limited to one browser engine
- Monthly plan highlights do not specify included run counts
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