Frequently Asked Questions

Anything that involves checking multiple websites or finding the best option for something. Price comparisons, travel planning, finding local services (dentists, plumbers, restaurants), product research, gathering quotes, apartment hunting — if you'd normally open 5+ tabs to figure it out, Browser-Swarm can help.

Not at all. While price comparison is a popular use case, Browser-Swarm handles a huge range of tasks: finding a nearby birthday dinner spot, researching doctors, getting quotes from contractors, planning entire trips, comparing software tools, collecting real estate listings, and much more. If it involves browsing the web, we can help.

It depends on your plan. Free accounts get up to 2 agents per task. Pro accounts get up to 5 working simultaneously. Business accounts get up to 10. The system creates as many as needed for your task, up to your plan's limit.

Yes. You can pause or cancel any task from your dashboard. Paused tasks can be picked back up later with all progress preserved.

The system detects problems automatically and retries with a different approach. If a website is down or blocking access, agents switch to alternative sources. You don't need to do anything — it handles errors on its own.

Yes. Each task runs in its own isolated browser session that's discarded when the task is done. We don't store the content of websites that agents visit. Your task descriptions and results are encrypted and only accessible to you.

Not at all. If you can write a text message, you can use Browser-Swarm. Just describe what you need in plain English and the agents handle the rest.

Every step is automatically verified before results are delivered. If something doesn't check out, agents retry with a different approach. We also show you exactly where every piece of information came from, so you can verify anything yourself.

Absolutely. Many businesses use Browser-Swarm for competitive analysis, market research, lead generation, and data collection. The Business plan includes priority processing and higher agent limits.