thomas.anthonyQ: Software Clarification Questions
Hello Support Team,
1.) Great product! Are automations single (simple) step or multi (complex) step automations? Please provide use cases for complex automations.
2.) Does your software have OpenApI or just API access?
3.) Can your software be used with MCP servers? If not, is this on your roadmap?
4.) Does your software integrate with other AI agent software? If so, please provide some use case examples?
5.) How does your software compare to Triplo, which have simular features currently on Appsumo?
Claire_BrowserAct
Dec 4, 2025A: Thanks for the detailed questions! Let me address each one.
1. Single vs Multi-Step Automations:
✅ Multi-step (complex) workflows fully supported.
Complex automation examples:
E-commerce: Search products → Filter by price → Loop through results → Extract details → Visit each product page → Get reviews → Export CSV
2. OpenAPI:
❌ We do not support custom OpenAPI integration.
✅ We provide REST API access:
Trigger workflows programmatically
Pass parameters
Receive results
Webhook support
API Documentation: https://github.com/browseract-ai/browseract/
3. MCP (Model Context Protocol) Servers:
⏳ MCP integration is currently in testing - launching soon!
This will enable direct integration with MCP-compatible AI systems.
4. Integration with AI Agent Software:
✅ Yes, via API and automation platforms.
ntegrates with: n8n (AI nodes), Make.com (AI modules), custom AI systems via API.
5. Comparison with Triplo:
BrowserAct strengths:
✅ AI-powered element recognition (no selectors)
✅ Dual mode: Workflows + AI Agents
✅ Residential proxy network included
✅ Custom Chromium engine (anti-detection)
✅ 50+ pre-built templates
✅ Native integrations: Make, n8n
Key differentiator: BrowserAct focuses on selector-free, AI-powered automation that adapts to website changes automatically. Traditional RPA tools require manual selector updates.
Best approach: Test both with your specific use case using AppSumo's 60-day guarantee.
Any other questions? Happy to help!
Claire & the BrowserAct Team