Airtop

Airtop is an AI web automation platform that builds agents to run sales, marketing and operations workflows across websites and apps. You describe the job, such as enriching new leads from three sites and writing results to a sheet, and Airtop's Agent Builder produces and tests an automation that runs on a schedule. Its distinguishing idea is compiling the workflow into reusable code rather than asking a model to reason through every click, which aims to make runs cheaper and more consistent while still recovering when a page changes.

What is Airtop used for?

Airtop is used for repeatable web work that involves logging into sites, collecting data and moving it into business tools.

• Generating and enriching leads from websites and B2B data sources
• Managing Google Ads tasks and reporting
• Reconciling invoices across portals and spreadsheets
• Monitoring competitor sites, prices and market changes
• Running go-to-market sequences and data sourcing with the Mark assistant
• Adding browser automation to agents already built in Claude, n8n, Make or Codex

Who Airtop is best for

Airtop suits go-to-market engineers, growth marketers, sales operations and finance operations teams who repeat browser tasks at volume. Developers can also use it as the web layer for their own agents. Individuals who want a quick browser shortcut for personal tasks, or teams whose apps all have solid APIs, may find simpler tools enough.

Airtop pricing

As of October 2026, Airtop's Free plan includes 1,000 credits plus a one-time 10,000 credit bonus, three simultaneous sessions, one deployed agent and a Mark trial. Starter costs $29 per month with credit packs from 30,000 to 150,000, ten deployed agents and an integrated proxy. Professional costs $189 per month with 225,000 to 500,000 credits, 30 agents, 30 sessions, custom proxy and Mark included. The Enterprise tier costs $558 per month with up to 1.5 million credits, unlimited agents, 100 sessions and a SOC 2 Type 2 report. Custom volume pricing is available, and annual billing gives a 10 percent discount with credits delivered upfront.

Airtop limitations

• Mark is only included from the Professional plan upward
• Credit usage depends on session time and complexity, so estimates need testing
• Automating third-party sites can conflict with their terms of service
• Compiled automations still need monitoring when target sites change significantly

Airtop vs alternatives

Browser Use is a better choice for developers who want an open-source library and full control in their own code. Bardeen suits individuals who want point-and-click browser automations from a Chrome extension. Clay is stronger when the core job is data enrichment from many providers with a spreadsheet interface. Zapier AI fits API-based automations between SaaS apps. Airtop wins when GTM and operations teams need scheduled agents that work on logged-in websites at scale.

Tips for getting started with Airtop

Use the free bonus credits to build one agent around a task you do weekly, and compare its output with your manual results. Store logins in the vault rather than in prompts. Begin with one deployed agent, watch a few runs, then schedule it and add alerts to Slack.

Airtop FAQ

Is Airtop free?

Yes, Airtop has a free plan with 1,000 credits plus a one-time 10,000 credit bonus, and Starter costs $29 per month as of October 2026.

What is Airtop used for?

Airtop is used to build AI agents that automate web workflows such as lead generation, lead enrichment, ad management, invoice reconciliation and market monitoring.

Can Airtop work on websites that require a login?

Yes. Airtop agents can access sites behind logins, use a password vault and solve CAPTCHAs, with each session running in its own encrypted environment.

Airtop vs Browser Use: which is better?

Browser Use is better for developers building custom agents in open-source code, while Airtop is better for teams that want managed, scheduled web agents with built-in integrations.