This Y Combinator-Backed AI Browser Lets You Use OpenAI and Anthropic Agents for Free

Hyperbrowser, a Y Combinator-backed AI browser agent, has launched HyperPilot. It’s a free browser that allows users to test and compare AI-powered browser agents like OpenAI’s CUA, Anthropic’s Claude Computer Use, and Browser Use without the high costs. 

What is HyperPilot? 

HyperPilot is a tool designed to make AI browser agents more accessible. AI agents like OpenAI’s CUA and Anthropic’s Claude Computer Use are transforming web automation, but testing them has been difficult due to cost and complexity. 

For example, OpenAI’s Operator requires a monthly fee of $200. HyperPilot eliminates this barrier by offering a free-tier option that gives five sessions, making it easier for developers and AI enthusiasts to explore these technologies.  

How Does It Work? 

HyperPilot is backed by Hyperbrowser’s infrastructure, allowing users to interact with multiple AI browser agents from a single platform. It acts as an experimental environment where users can compare different AI models and see their capabilities in real-world applications.  

For developers, HyperPilot offers an opportunity to prototype AI-driven automation tools. According to the company, integrating AI browser agents requires minimal effort, with just a free API key and a few lines of code.    

Why Does It Matter, and Who Should Try It?   

As the use of AI agents is growing, the AI browser agents are expected to play a key role in web automation. However, these AI browser agents are pretty expensive, so by making these tools available for free, Hyperbrowser is lowering the entry barrier for developers and businesses looking to explore AI-powered browsing solutions.

Currently, the HyperPilot is open to everyone. This allows regular users to explore the capabilities of AI browser agents, while developers can use it to test prompts and automation workflows.