96% fewer tokens per answer, measured · the token savings on every call

Give your AI agents the whole web, for a fraction of the tokens.

One platform instead of Browserbase for browser sessions $20/mo
  • Browserbase for browser sessions · $20/mo
  • Firecrawl for scraping and search · $19/mo
  • TinyFish for web agents · $0.016 per step
  • Apify for ready-made scrapers · $19/mo
  • Headroom for shrinking context · one more library to run

CrawlGenie lets AI agents use the whole web for a fraction of the tokens: a browser, search, document reading, ready-made agents, monitoring and memory behind one key. It hands your model only what answers, and every call comes with a count of the tokens you saved.

Start freeTry your token savings now · no sign-upWorks with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, OpenAI Agents SDK · your model key, no token markup, no per-page credits · the trial needs no account
96%fewer tokens per question
19×cheaper whole tasks
61agents at zero model tokens
1 keybrowser · search · documents · agents · memory

Your AI uses websites like you do, with 95% fewer tokens.

You ask Claude or ChatGPT: Download this month’s invoices from our supplier portalYour own agent asks CrawlGenie to download this month’s invoices from the supplier portal
Without CrawlGenie

After every click, your AI re-reads the whole page.

$1,398per 1,000 tasks
GWith CrawlGenie

It reads a short list of what it can click, then only what changed.

$72per 1,000 tasks
95% lessYou save $1,326 per 1,000 tasks

measured3 real browser tasks with 18 page views: 2,096,615 tokens as HTML, 107,850 with CrawlGenie.

Saved logins, password never shown to the AIIt asks you before it pays, sends or deletesReplay every step
See CrawlGenie Browser →

Answers from the live web, with sources, without reading every page in full.

You ask Claude or ChatGPT: How much does the Browserbase Developer plan cost per month?Your own agent asks CrawlGenie to find what the Browserbase Developer plan costs, with sources
Without CrawlGenie

Your AI reads the three pages it found from top to bottom.

$27.15per 1,000 questions
GWith CrawlGenie

It gets the sentences that answer, each with its source.

$3.71per 1,000 questions
86% lessYou save $23.44 per 1,000 questions

measured3 questions, 3 pages each: 13,573 tokens in full, 1,854 returned. Oct 16, 2026.

Live results, opened todayEvery claim linked to its pageOff-topic pages skipped
See CrawlGenie Search →

A 152-page report, down to the passages you asked about.

You ask Claude or ChatGPT: What does Berkshire Hathaway’s 2023 annual report say about buybacks?Your own agent asks CrawlGenie to find what the 2023 annual report says about buybacks
Without CrawlGenie
152 pages

Your AI reads all 152 pages to find one answer.

$281per 1,000 questions
GWith CrawlGenie

It reads the passages that answer, with their page numbers.

$2.55per 1,000 questions
99% lessYou save $278 per 1,000 questions

measuredThe whole report is 140,355 tokens; the passages that answer are 1,277.

PDFs, scans, Word, Excel, slides, Google DocsPage numbers you can checkPersonal data hidden on request
See CrawlGenie Read →

Ready-made agents hand your AI a table, not three web pages.

You ask Claude or ChatGPT: Collect the plans and prices from these three pricing pagesYour own agent asks CrawlGenie to collect plans and prices from three pricing pages
Without CrawlGenie
Your AI reads every page and builds the table itself

Your AI reads three pricing pages in full, every time.

$18.14per 1,000 runs
GWith CrawlGenie
toolentry plan
Browserbase$20/mo
Firecrawl$19/mo
Apify$19/mo

A ready-made agent reads the pages as code and returns just the table.

$2.46per 1,000 runs
86% lessYou save $15.68 per 1,000 runs

measured3 pricing pages: 9,071 tokens in full, 1,229 for the table. Oct 16, 2026.

61 agents: jobs, prices, reviews, companiesTable or CSV in your columnsRepeat it every week in one click
See CrawlGenie Agents →

Know when a competitor changes a page, without your AI re-reading it.

You ask Claude or ChatGPT: Tell me when one of these pricing pages changesYour own agent asks CrawlGenie to watch three pricing pages and report what changed
Without CrawlGenie
every page, every check

Your AI re-reads every page, every time, to spot a change.

$18.14per 1,000 checks
GWith CrawlGenie
No change on 3 pages
you hear only when one moves

CrawlGenie checks the pages and hands over only what changed.

$0.02per 1,000 checks
99.8% lessYou save $18.12 per 1,000 checks

measured3 pricing pages: 9,071 tokens to re-read, 12 for the change summary. Oct 16, 2026.

Alerts by e-mail, Slack or TeamsTrends and a weekly reportOnly when something changed
See CrawlGenie Monitor →

Everything your agents read, ready to ask again for a fraction of the tokens.

You ask Claude or ChatGPT: From the pages we saved, how many credits does Firecrawl Hobby include?Your own agent asks CrawlGenie to answer from saved pages: credits in Firecrawl Hobby
Without CrawlGenie
Opens the pages again and reads them all

Your AI opens and reads the pages again.

$18.14per 1,000 questions
GWith CrawlGenie
5,000 a monthFirecrawl Hobby includes 5,000 credits.from a page you saved · not opened again

It answers from what you already saved, with the source.

$1.05per 1,000 questions
94% lessYou save $17.09 per 1,000 questions

measured3 saved pages: 9,071 tokens in full, 523 for the passages that answer. Oct 16, 2026.

Searchable by your whole teamAnswers show where they came fromNo page opened twice
See CrawlGenie Memory →

Costs are what your AI pays its model to read, at $2 per million input tokens (Claude Sonnet 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol), per 1,000 runs. Every figure is measured on live sites with the models’ own tokenizer.

Why CrawlGenie exists

One platform instead of five tools, and the token bill that comes with them.

Teams stitch together a browser service, a scraping API, an agent runner, a scraper marketplace and a compression layer, then still pay their model to read most of what those tools return. CrawlGenie does the whole job behind one key, and shows the tokens it saved on every call.

Without CrawlGeniefive tools to wire together, four meters, savings only after the fact
Browserbasebrowser sessions for agentsper browser-hour, plus proxies
Firecrawlscrape, crawl and searchcredits per page
TinyFishweb agents from a goalper agent step and per browser minute
Apifyready-made scrapersper actor run, plus platform usage
Headroomshrinks results after other tools fetched themone more library or proxy to run
Your modelreads every page those tools return, in fullthe largest line on the bill
See the feature-by-feature comparison yes partial no
CapabilityTinyFishFirecrawlBrowserbaseApifyHeadroomCrawlGenie
Token savings on every callnonononocompresses results after they arriveyes, per call and per team
Only the passages that answer a questionclean page contentmodel-assisted formatsclean page contentnoworks on what other tools fetchedyes, deterministic, with the token savings
Goal in, structured JSON out, in batches100 per batchagent endpointvia Stagehandvia actorsno200 per batch, your model key
Ready-made agents with no model keyneeds a modelneeds a modelnopaid per actorno61 included
Documents: PDF with OCR, Office, Google Docs, YouTube captionsweb pages onlyPDF and Officenoper actornoall of them
Monitoring with trends and weekly reportspage and topic monitorsalertsnoschedulesnoany agent, trends, 7-day reports
Memory: ask what was already readnohosted indexesnodatasetsnoyour own collections
Approvals before pay, send or deletenononononoyes, enforced server-side
Works inside ChatGPT and Claudeplugins, MCPplugin, MCPMCPMCPMCP server, local proxyconnector, savings per connector
Signed agent identity (Web Bot Auth)not publishednot publishedyesnot publishednoyes, your own key
Private deployment for enterprisesVPCpartialenterprise plansnoself-host, Enterprise VPCyes, enterprise plan
Shrink content you already have (logs, JSON, tool output)nonononoyes, reversibleCompress, 85–89% measured
How you payper agent step, per browser minute, prepaid walletcredits per pageper browser-hour, plus proxiesper actor run, plus platform usageopen source free; Enterprise on requestflat plans, no per-page credits, no token markup

Facts from each company's public pages and docs, 13–14 October 2026. Prices in USD. Tell us if something changed: hello@crawlgenie.com.

Why teams switch

Where does the token bill come from, and what changes?

Hover or tap a row to see the before and after. Numbers are measured on live sites with the real tokenizer.

Reading a page to answer one question

Tools paste the whole page into the chat. A long article costs 73,964 tokens to find two sentences.

Today73,964
With CrawlGenie: only the passages that answer1,493
98.0% fewer tokens
An agent doing an 18-step task

Every step re-reads the page as HTML or a full tree; retries after a bot wall burn more.

Today2,040,537
With CrawlGenie: tidy snapshots and deltas107,337
19× cheaper
A 152-page annual report

Dropped into a chat, the whole file is parsed and billed, every time you ask.

Today140,355
With CrawlGenie: only the passages that answer1,277
99.1% fewer tokens
Checking 61 sites every morning

People and agents re-read the same job boards, price lists and filings daily.

Today: an agent re-reads each page (about 6,000 tokens each, even as a compact snapshot)368,928
With CrawlGenie: 61 built-in agents on a schedule0
zero model tokens

Measured, not promised

The same tokenizer the models use, on live sites, for every customer. Your own numbers are on the Token savings page, per API, MCP, dashboard and connector.

2,040,537
HTML tokens for an 18-step task
107,337
CrawlGenie tokens for the same task (19×)
1,493
tokens to answer from a 73,964-token article
21–127
tokens per re-check with delta snapshots

Source: CrawlGenie benchmarks on live sites, October 2026, counted with the o200k tokenizer that current OpenAI models use.

Behind the login

Access the web behind the login.

Your agent signs in with your own logins, including one-time codes, does the work on the live site, and brings back a result your software can use. It records every step, and anything that pays, sends or deletes waits for a person.

portal.acme.com/verify
Acme Supplier Portal

Verify it’s you

Enter the 6-digit code from your authenticator app.

One-time code from your vault · {{totp:acme}} · the seed never leaves the server
InvoiceDateAmountStatus
INV-2291Oct 3$4,120.00PaidDownload PDF
INV-2297Oct 9$980.00DueDownload PDF
INV-2304Oct 14$2,375.00DueDownload PDF
The agent reads 2,100 tokens of refs for this page, not a 160,000-token page. If the portal moves a menu, it simply looks again: there is no script to break.
{ "month": "2026-10", "invoices": 3, "total": 7475, "files": ["INV-2291.pdf", "INV-2297.pdf", "INV-2304.pdf"], "replay": "/replay/s_8f2c"}
token savings13,800 tokens read · 412,000 avoided · recording saved
If the task had included “Pay now”, that click would have paused and waited for a person.
How it works

How do I start? Three steps, no code.

Most people are done in ten minutes. Developers get an API and SDKs on top.

Not ready to sign up? Try it in your assistant first.

Get your own trial address, add it to Claude or ChatGPT as a connector and ask. Every answer can tell you the tokens it saved. No account, no card.

Try in 30 seconds →
1

Create a workspace

Free to start. Your pages, documents and results stay in your workspace; teams that need it get a private deployment.

2

Connect what you already use

In ChatGPT or Claude, add CrawlGenie as a connector in Settings. In Cursor, Codex or Claude Code, paste one line. For your own agents, use the API or SDK.

ChatGPTClaudeCursorCodexOpenAI Agents SDKLangChainn8nZapier
3

Ask, in your own words

"Read this PDF and tell me the refund policy." "Watch Greenhouse for new PM roles." "Compare these three pricing pages." The answer comes back with the tokens it saved.

Who uses it

Which problems does it solve, by role?

Teams running LLM apps

Every web or document call your product makes goes through one layer that returns passages, not pages. Savings are metered per surface so finance sees the line move.

Cut the bill →

Agent builders

MCP, OpenAI/Anthropic/Gemini tool schemas, TypeScript and Python SDKs, a skill file the model reads first, token budgets per call.

Integrations →

Sales and marketing

Lead enrichment from a domain list, competitor pricing watches, brand mentions anywhere, SEO + AIO reports on every page you ship.

Try the free report →

Recruiting

Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and job boards as watches: one CSV of new roles each morning, zero model tokens.

Recruiting use cases →

Finance, legal, research

SEC filings, Federal Register, court opinions, arXiv and PubMed; 200-page PDFs answered from the right pages; PII redacted before a model sees it.

Analyst use cases →

Operations and support

Supplier portals with logins become routines; approvals gate anything that pays; the help-centre crawl answers tickets from passages.

Routines and approvals →
Pricing

What does it cost?

Free to start. Flat monthly plans with no per-page credits, no browser-hour meter and no markup on your model's tokens. Private deployment for enterprises.

FAQ

Questions people ask

What is a browser for AI agents?

A service that runs real browsers and returns what a model can act on: compact ranked snapshots instead of HTML, the passages that answer a question instead of whole pages, rows instead of browsing. CrawlGenie adds documents, agents and memory on the same key; the model you use is your choice.

Do I still need Browserbase, Firecrawl, TinyFish or Apify alongside CrawlGenie?

No. CrawlGenie covers what those four sell separately: browser sessions with approvals (Browserbase), scrape, crawl and search as passages (Firecrawl), goal agents in batches (TinyFish) and 61 ready-made agents at zero model tokens (Apify), plus monitoring and memory. One key, one flat plan, and the token savings on every call that none of them offer.

How much does it cut LLM token costs?

On live sites, question-focused reading sends 2–10% of a long page to the model (96% saved across 8 long pages); whole browsing tasks measured 19× cheaper than raw HTML; scheduled agents cost zero model tokens. Your own numbers are on the Token savings page, per surface, counted with the real tokenizer.

Can we run it on our own infrastructure?

Yes, under the enterprise plan: the same product deployed privately in your cloud or on-premises, with SSO, audit exports and support. Most teams start on the hosted plans.

Does it bypass CAPTCHAs or bot protection?

No. It detects challenges and stops so no tokens are wasted on retries, lets a person take over, and can sign its requests with your own key (Web Bot Auth) so supporting sites can recognise your agent. Sites that need a residential proxy are marked honestly in the extractor library.

How are the token numbers measured?

With the same tokenizer the models use, on live sites, per observation and per whole task. The method is described on the Token savings page and the dashboard shows your own numbers per surface: API, MCP, dashboard, built-in agents and each ChatGPT or Claude connector.

Which models and frameworks work with it?

Any. ChatGPT and claude.ai through an OAuth connector; Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI through MCP; OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini SDKs through tool schemas; LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, n8n and Zapier through REST. Agents use your model key or a workspace key; there is no model gateway and no markup on tokens.

Can it read PDFs, scanned documents, Google Docs and YouTube?

Yes: PDF text layers and OCR for scans, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, ODT, RTF, images, Google Docs, Sheets and Slides share links, and YouTube caption tracks. Audio and video files are not transcribed because there is no speech model on the server.

Spend tokens on answers, not on pages.

Create a workspace in a minute. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or your own agents. Every answer comes with the token savings.