Notte is a browser-automation platform built for turning repetitive site workflows into something you can call like an API, rather than babysitting a script every time a page layout shifts. You describe a task in plain language, Notte’s Anything API engineers the workflow, and the result deploys as a serverless endpoint you can trigger on a schedule, from code, or through the console.
Notte offers a free plan to start, then scales through Developer and Startup subscriptions, with custom Enterprise pricing available for larger teams.
What is Notte?
Notte is positioned as an alternative to IFTTT, Make, UiPath, and Zapier, which signals fairly broad ambitions: it is competing with both no-code automation platforms and enterprise RPA software. The company is young, founded in January 2025 in San Francisco and still at the pre-seed stage with a team of 1-10 people led by founder and CEO Andrea.
The problem Notte targets is a familiar one for anyone who has built browser automation before: scripts built around CSS selectors break the moment a site redesigns a button, and keeping them running in production usually means manual babysitting. Notte’s answer is to wrap automations in stealth browsing, proxy rotation, and CAPTCHA solving, then let the workflow recover gracefully when a page changes instead of failing outright.
Key features
Turn any site into a callable API
Describe a browser task in plain language and the Anything API engineers the workflow and deploys it as a function, skipping the browser on later runs for faster, cheaper execution, and letting you call the endpoint serverless, on a cron schedule, or directly from your own code.
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Full session visibility
Every browser session, step, and log is visualized in the Console’s live viewer, with Chrome DevTools Protocol replay available for debugging failures, plus tracking of downloads, uploads, cookies, and timelines for audit or compliance needs.
Workflows that self-recover
Notte combines deterministic scripting with AI reasoning so flows hold up in production, recovering through built-in adaptive fallback logic when a page changes, and storing credentials in encrypted vaults with personas carrying real emails and phone numbers for automated two-factor authentication.
Recordings become deployable scripts
You can record a browser workflow once and have it convert automatically into a production-ready automation script, with Session Profiles keeping agents logged in across runs, then export and deploy the result as a serverless endpoint without any infrastructure setup.
Plans and pricing
Notte’s pricing is built around monthly credits and browser concurrency rather than a flat one-time fee. The free plan is a genuine no-cost way to test real workflows, and paid plans scale up concurrency, session duration, and included credits as needs grow.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Ongoing | $10 one-time credits, 5 concurrency, 15-minute sessions |
| Developer | $20/month | Monthly | $20/month credits, 25 concurrency, 120-minute sessions |
| Startup | $100/month | Monthly | $100/month credits, 100 concurrency, 300-minute sessions, bring-your-own keys/proxies |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | SSO, SLAs, HIPAA, on-premise deployment, custom stealth options |
Usage beyond included credits is metered separately: browser sessions themselves cost nothing, browser functions run $0.05/hour, and residential proxies are $10/GB when enabled, with no markup on LLM tokens when using Notte’s own managed keys.
Who it’s best for — and who should skip it
Notte is a strong fit for developers, marketers, and real estate professionals, and the product leans technical even with its plain-language task builder: debugging a failed run through the Console’s session replay assumes some comfort reading logs and cookies, not just describing a task in English.
It is a weaker fit for anyone wanting a fully hands-off, no-config tool, since some users flag onboarding friction and session-persistence issues on certain workflows. Teams that need guaranteed first-try reliability on a mission-critical scrape should budget time to test thoroughly on the free plan before relying on it in production.
What users say
Users frequently highlight Notte’s ability to handle complex, non-standard browser tasks that other automation tools struggle with, pointing to powerful automation, the versatile Anything API, and a clean UI as recurring praise. One standout account describes an attorney who had failed to scrape a California court-docket site using UiPath and Octoparse, only to have Notte handle it on the first try, with CEO Andrea personally joining what started as a support request. Other users echo the value-for-money angle, including one who noted that running browsers without proxies costs nothing against the included credits. A subset of users have flagged onboarding and session-persistence friction on certain workflows, feedback the team is actively working through.
Price and value
Notte’s free plan and $20-a-month Developer tier make it easy to test real browser-automation tasks before committing further, and both scale up cleanly to the $100-a-month Startup plan once you need higher concurrency, longer sessions, or more Anything API headroom. Usage-based pricing on proxies and extra browser functions means you mostly pay for what you actually use beyond the included monthly credits.
Given how much results can vary across different sites, the free plan matters more here than for a more uniformly predictable tool: test your specific target sites early, since a workflow that sails through one site can hit more friction on another.
Verdict
Notte can do things other automation tools visibly cannot, and its free plan makes it easy to confirm it handles your specific use case before you rely on it in production.
Frequently asked questions
Notte offers a free plan with $10 in one-time credits, then two subscription plans: Developer at $20/month and Startup at $100/month, plus custom Enterprise pricing for larger teams.
Yes. The free plan includes $10 in non-expiring credits, 5 concurrent browser sessions, and 15-minute session durations, with no subscription required.
Paid plans are billed monthly with no long-term contract; check notte.cc for the latest billing and cancellation terms.
Not as a native connector. Notte is positioned as an alternative to Zapier, Make, IFTTT, and UiPath rather than plugging into them, and instead exposes its own API and REST endpoints for you to call directly.
UiPath is enterprise RPA software with a steep learning curve and licensing cost. Notte focuses specifically on browser workflows, wrapped as serverless API endpoints, with usage-based pricing.
The $20/month Developer plan includes $20 in monthly credits, 25 concurrent browser sessions, 25 concurrent agents/functions, and 120-minute session durations, with bring-your-own-key and bring-your-own-proxy support.
Yes. The vendor states Notte includes built-in stealth automation, CAPTCHA solving, and residential proxies as part of the core platform.
Browser sessions themselves are free; browser functions run $0.05/hour and residential proxies cost $10/GB when enabled, on top of any plan's included credits.
