
Free AI browser agent that finishes web tasks for you
Retriever AI is a free AI browser agent that works across the open web and sites you're signed into, then brings back the finished result. It runs in five places: a Chrome extension, a cloud service (with scheduled, hands-off runs), an API for embedding into your own product, an MCP server for Claude/Codex/Slack, and a CLI & SDK for terminal scripting. It's aimed at GTM work (lead generation, outreach, enrichment), data extraction, form filling, and social media publishing, with 35,000+ users and 7M+ tasks automated.
Point rtrvr at the page you're on while signed in and it finishes the task in the background — e.g., pull every listing on a page into a sheet with sources kept.
Run scheduled automation at scale on their cloud — e.g., post every morning, monitor discussions, or touch every lead daily — without keeping a tab open.
Your app calls the web like a function: job boards read, forms filled, socials gathered, returned as clean JSON.
Connect Claude, Codex, or a Slack bot via one URL so every chat can run real web work.
Script, schedule, and ship the same agent from your shell, pipelines, or backend.
Paid plans can run daily reports and weekly sweeps on schedule and respond to notifications, page changes, or webhooks.
Let the cloud use sessions you sync from Chrome, and control your signed-in Chrome from an API, MCP client, or terminal (paid plans).
Record a successful run once and replay it later without spending tokens.
Type an outcome like "pull every listing on this page into a sheet" into the extension, cloud dashboard, API, MCP client, or CLI.
rtrvr works across the open web and sites you're signed into — extraction, form filling, outreach, publishing — averaging 0.9 minutes per task.
Results come back as sheets, datasets, or clean JSON, while you keep working in other tabs.
Free Mode with 100 welcome credits and a renewable daily fair-use allowance; paid plans run from $9.99/month (Starter) to $499.99/month (Scale), all credit-based and ad-free. Chrome control via API/MCP requires a subscription.
$0
No subscription. Free Mode includes supported AI models and cloud browser time for tasks started in the extension or dashboard; 100 one-time welcome credits; sponsored cards and a daily fair-use allowance apply.
$9.99/month
1,000 credits each month for research, data pulls, updates, and follow-ups.
$29.99/month
3,000 credits each month; 1 workspace seat included, additional seats $9.99/seat. For daily prospecting, monitoring, enrichment, and follow-up.
$99.99/month
10,000 credits each month; 3 seats included, extra seats $9.99/seat; Private Mode (zero data retention for workflows).
$499.99/month
50,000 credits each month; 10 seats included, extra seats $9.99/seat; Private Mode (zero data retention) and hands-on support for cloud/API workloads.
Yes. Free Mode is $0 with no card required, includes supported AI models and cloud browser time, and comes with 100 one-time welcome credits plus a daily fair-use allowance that renews. It is ad-supported, with sponsored cards shown in the extension and cloud.
No. Free Mode includes supported AI models without an AI API key or paid AI subscription. You can optionally use your own AI provider to avoid model-credit charges and the free allowance, though cloud resources and managed services may still use credits.
In five places: the Chrome extension (while you work), the cloud (scheduled runs at scale), the API (inside your product), MCP (in Claude, Codex, or Slack), and the CLI & SDK (in your terminal or pipelines).
Starter at $9.99/month (1,000 credits), Pro at $29.99/month (3,000 credits, 1 seat), Team at $99.99/month (10,000 credits, 3 seats, Private Mode), and Scale at $499.99/month (50,000 credits, 10 seats, Private Mode, hands-on support). Additional seats cost $9.99/seat.
Schedules, triggers and webhooks, cookie sync, and Chrome control through API or MCP require a paid subscription. API and WhatsApp runs also consume credits.
Yes. Retriever AI works across both the open web and the sites you're signed into, and paid plans support cookie sync so the cloud can use sessions you sync from Chrome.