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Roborabbit review

#24 of 49 in Web Scraping Tools

A no-code browser builder with CSS, XPath and AI-assisted extraction, from $49 per month.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Roborabbit is a cloud-based browser automation service for people and teams who want to scrape pages or automate repetitive browser workflows without building a scraper from scratch. Its visual task builder combines browser actions, such as navigating pages and clicking links, with data-extraction steps. Extraction can use CSS selectors, XPath, or AI-assisted actions, making it suited to users who want a no-code workflow as well as those comfortable specifying selectors.

The published monthly plans start with Automate at $49, which includes 10,000 credits, unlimited tasks, concurrency and data extraction, plus the REST API, custom feeds, Zapier, Make.com and email support. Scale costs $99 per month and raises the allowance to 100,000 credits, with team members included. Enterprise costs $249 per month and adds high-volume access and team members. All three plans list unlimited tasks, concurrency and data extraction. There is no ongoing free plan, so the recurring cost and credit allowance are worth weighing against expected run volume.

Workflow connections are a notable part of the product’s fit: tasks can run on a schedule or be triggered through the API or Zapier, and results can be retrieved through the REST API or compiled into custom JSON feeds with data transformations. Make.com is also listed as an integration. This makes Roborabbit a practical match for users feeding extracted data into connected workflows. Choose it if visual browser automation and these output routes fit the task; look elsewhere if you need a broader scraping approach than browser tasks or prefer a no-cost ongoing plan.

Roborabbit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Build browser tasks visually with navigation and link-click actions
    • Extract data with CSS, XPath or AI-assisted actions
    • Run tasks on schedules or triggers and retrieve outputs via API or JSON feeds
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $49 per month, with no ongoing free plan
    • Credit allowance varies by tier: 10,000 on Automate and 100,000 on Scale
    • Focused on cloud browser tasks rather than a broader set of scraping modes

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