Skyvern
by Skyvern
AI agents that run browser workflows on any website
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Skyvern runs browser workflows on sites with no API, handling CAPTCHAs, two-factor logins, proxies and structured data extraction, and it logs a summary of every action it takes. The project is open source on GitHub with a hosted cloud on top. Plans are credit based, and the free plan covers only about 170 estimated actions, so real workloads need Hobby or Pro.
Our verdict
Skyvern is a strong fit for repeatable portal workflows, with open source roots and clear tiers. Plan credits run out quickly on the lower tiers.
Best for
Ops and engineering teams replacing manual portal work.
Avoid if
You want a consumer browser assistant for personal tasks.
Pros
- Open source core with a hosted option
- CAPTCHA, 2FA and proxy handling built in
- Explainable logs for every run
Cons
- Free plan is tiny at about 170 actions
- 2FA, residential proxy and team features start at Pro
- HIPAA and SOC 2 report sit on the Enterprise plan
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Skyvern cost?
A free plan has 5,000 credits. Hobby is $29 a month, Pro is $149 a month, and Enterprise is custom.
Is Skyvern open source?
The site links to an open source repository on GitHub and also sells a hosted cloud.
Does Skyvern handle two-factor logins?
Yes. 2FA and TOTP support is listed from the Pro plan up.