Browser Cash

Browser Cash is a decentralized browser infrastructure for AI agents that turns your web browser into a secure node in a global network. By installing the Browser Cash extension, your browser can perform real AI tasks—like browsing, clicking, and collecting publicly available information—under strict limits you control. In return, you earn points that can be redeemed for access to exclusive AI systems and future tokens. Built by engineers from AI-first companies, the platform emphasizes safety and privacy, with AI activity running in isolated containers that block access to private tabs, passwords, and banking. As an alternative to centralized server farms, Browser Cash enables more capable, less centralized AI that taps into real consumer hardware. Key features include real browser instances on actual devices, sandboxed AI browsing sessions, and a user dashboard to track earnings from all your nodes. The extension allows you to see when it's active, pause it, or turn it off completely. Browser Cash also announced Teracrawl, an open-source, high-performance web crawler API optimized for LLMs as a Firecrawl alternative. The network powers AI agents, research tools, and companies needing real browsers to explore the web. Unlike traditional scraping services that rely on headless browsers, Browser Cash uses genuine browser environments to avoid antibot detection. Pricing is still emerging: the platform offers a free tier to start a node and earn points, with future token exchange planned. There is currently no public paid tier for developers to use the network as a service—the focus is on the node-earning side for consumers. For businesses, the Teracrawl API may offer a developer-focused entry point, but details are limited. Compared to alternatives like Firecrawl, Browser Cash's decentralized approach is novel but less mature for direct scraping use cases.