WebRun
The AI that runs your company - browser agents with policies and triggers
About WebRun
WebRun is browser automation with the governance layer that usually gets skipped. Agents that operate a browser can do almost anything a person can, which is the appeal and also the problem: an agent with an open browser and no constraints is an operational risk rather than an asset. WebRun addresses that directly with automation policies defining rules for how agents browse, which is the piece that turns an impressive demo into something a business can actually deploy against real accounts and real data.
Three concepts carry the product. Automation policies constrain agent behaviour. Environments provide persistent browser state, storage, memory and skills, so an agent accumulates context and capability rather than starting cold each run, which is what makes long-running work possible. Triggers fire tasks on events or schedules, so automation runs without a human starting it. A Concierge tier offers white-glove managed automation for organisations that want the outcome without building it. The industry coverage is unusually specific, spanning sales, marketing, content and SEO, reputation, direct mail, mystery shopping, agencies of several kinds, customer success and support, answering services and CRM software.
Start by defining automation policies, the rules governing how your agents are permitted to browse and act, which is the step that makes everything downstream safe to run. Set up an environment, giving the agent persistent browser state, storage, memory and a skill set that carries across runs rather than resetting. Then attach triggers so tasks fire on an event or a schedule instead of waiting for someone to press go. From there agents work in real websites the way a person would, within the policies you set. For teams that would rather not build any of this, the Concierge option provides managed automation as a service.
- •Automation Policies - Explicit rules for how agents are allowed to browse, which is what makes deployment defensible
- •Persistent Environments - Browser state, storage, memory and skills carried across runs rather than reset each time
- •Event and Schedule Triggers - Work fires automatically instead of needing a human to start it
- •Concierge Managed Service - White-glove automation for teams that want the outcome, not the build
- •Broad Industry Playbooks - Sales, marketing, SEO, reputation, direct mail, mystery shopping, support and agency use cases
- •Agency Coverage - Specific paths for advertising, creative, PR, communications and influencer agencies
- •Real Website Operation - Works against sites as they are, with no API required from the target
- •Skills That Accumulate - Agents build capability over time rather than repeating cold execution
For operations teams automating work that lives in web interfaces with no API, which is a very large share of real business process. It suits agencies running repetitive client work such as reporting, listings and reputation monitoring, and businesses doing mystery shopping or direct mail where the process is inherently manual. The policy layer makes it appropriate for organisations that need to constrain what an agent may do rather than trusting it broadly. The Concierge tier serves companies with the problem and no appetite to build. Pricing is not published, so scoping requires a conversation.
Pricing
$20 - $200/mo
- Starter$20/mo
- Pro$100/mo
- Business$200/mo
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-18
