An AI agent that navigates the web and a reusable browser workflow solve related problems in different ways.
Figranium lets you define browser steps visually, run them on your own infrastructure, and expose them to applications or agents. Browser Use provides a Python library and cloud tools for agents that interact with websites.
This guide compares their execution models and interfaces so you can choose how to put browser automation to work.
See how Figranium helps you build, run, and reuse browser automation.
Build browser workflows visually, then run them through an API or on a schedule.
Browser Use provides tools for building AI agents that interact with websites through a browser.
Define explicit, reusable browser workflows visually.
Build agents that use a browser, or use hosted agent and browser infrastructure.
Visual editor, REST API, SDKs, and MCP integration.
Python library and cloud tools for agents and browsers.
Repeatable browser tasks exposed to applications or agents.
Agent-driven browser interaction and browser infrastructure.
Figranium is an open-source, self-hosted browser automation platform. Build browser actions in a visual block editor, then run saved tasks through the REST API or on a schedule. It also supports runtime variables, proxy configuration, and integrations with automation tools and AI clients.
Explore Figranium docs ↗Browser Use offers an open-source Python library for browser agents and a cloud platform for hosted agents and browser infrastructure. Developers can use its tools to give AI agents access to websites.
Explore Browser Use docs ↗Figranium is open source and self-hosted. Install it on a machine or server you control: the browser, workflow execution, and saved data run on that instance. Trigger tasks through its API or scheduler without moving the runtime to a managed platform.
You choose and pay for the infrastructure, and you are responsible for setup, updates, security, and maintenance. Data can still leave your instance when you configure external services or visit websites; optional anonymous telemetry can be disabled.
Explore deployment options ↗Give your applications and agents a reusable browser task instead of rebuilding the same sequence each time. Figranium lets you define the steps visually, run them on your infrastructure, and call them through an API or MCP.
Explore Figranium docsExplore pre-built Figranium workflows for tasks like data extraction, monitoring, and enrichment. Use a template as a starting point, then adapt the browser steps to your needs.
A saved Figranium workflow suits a repeatable task with steps you can define in advance. Browser Use is designed for agents that navigate websites to accomplish a task. Test the approach against the variability of your site.
Yes. It can invoke a saved task through the REST API or use Figranium's MCP integration to work with the platform.
No. You can build tasks in the visual editor and invoke them through the REST API. Browser Use offers a Python library as well as cloud tools.
