Unbrowse

Unbrowse is a remote MCP server that lets AI agents search, read and act on websites, including ones with no API. A user adds a single link to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP compatible app, and the agent gains the ability to discover and call website capabilities. Instead of scraping page markup, it works through verified dispatches, either first party HTTP calls or browser operations. Agents can discover a capability by query, run it with structured input, and fall back to a cloud browser when a route is missing. The first request is fulfilled while routes index in the background. Each connected origin gets a private space, public or passworded, alongside a public registry, and credentials are held in a vault so the model never sees them. It is offered as a remote MCP endpoint, a REST interface and an agent skill. Enterprise and customer private execution planes keep captures, vault material and inference inside a contracted boundary. The product is in beta and free during that period, with 500 verified calls a month, and the vendor will extend that on request. Only results with data count, and policy denials, failed grants and destination blocks are not billed. After the beta the stated price is $10 per 10,000 verified calls, and card payments are switched off until then.