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Compare Google Project Mariner and Multion side by side. Both are tools in the Browser Agents category.
| Category | Browser Agents | Browser Agents |
| Pricing | — | Usage-based |
| Best For | — | Developers and businesses who want AI agents that can navigate and complete tasks on any website |
| Website | deepmind.google | multion.ai |
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Key criteria to evaluate when comparing Browser Agents solutions:
Google Project Mariner brings agentic browsing directly into Chrome, powered by Gemini. It can understand and interact with web pages — reading content, clicking buttons, filling forms, and navigating across sites. As a native Chrome feature for AI subscribers, Project Mariner represents the shift of browser agents from standalone tools to built-in browser capabilities, leveraging Google's unmatched understanding of web structure.
MultiOn builds AI agents that can autonomously use any website on behalf of users. Their browser agents can navigate complex web interfaces, fill out forms, complete purchases, manage accounts, and perform research across multiple websites. MultiOn provides both a consumer browser extension and an API for developers building web automation.
AI agents and infrastructure for autonomously navigating web browsers—clicking, typing, scraping, and completing multi-step web tasks for testing and automation.
Browse all Browser Agents tools →A browser agent is an AI that can autonomously control a web browser — navigating pages, clicking buttons, filling forms, and extracting information. Unlike traditional scrapers, browser agents can handle dynamic websites and make decisions.
Reliability varies by task complexity. Simple, well-defined tasks are highly reliable. Complex multi-step tasks across unfamiliar websites still have meaningful failure rates. The technology is improving rapidly.