BrowserAct costs and claims: every figure from a sentence that names it

12 of the 629 figures in these field notes come from a sentence that names BrowserAct. Each one is quoted verbatim from the write-up it appeared in, with the day that write-up went out.

Some of these are about BrowserAct and some only measure against it — a competitor’s price quoted next to BrowserAct’s belongs here too, because that is the sentence someone searching for the comparison is looking for. The sentence tells you which is which.

This is not a BrowserAct price sheet. Nothing here is read off a vendor page. These are figures a working developer wrote down, and the date is the day the piece was published — not the day the price was in force. Model prices move fast: read every row as of its own date, and treat an old one as a lead rather than a quote.

The figures

5 minutes — “WorkBuddy and BrowserAct put numbers on the same shift for e-commerce sellers: a competitor pricing table in 5 minutes, a product opportunity report in 7.” (2026-08-23) →
5 minutes — “Pair WorkBuddy with BrowserAct and a complex pricing table takes 5 minutes, a product opportunity report 7.” (2026-08-23) →
5 minutes — “Tools like WorkBuddy + BrowserAct can expedite competitor analysis by extracting data to generate price tables in just 5 minutes and opportunity reports in 7 minutes.” (2026-08-21) →
5 minutes — “WorkBuddy combined with BrowserAct can produce a competitive price table in 5 minutes and an opportunity report in 7, which is roughly the difference between checking a hypothesis during a coffee break and scheduling an afternoon for it.” (2026-08-20) →
5 minutes — “WorkBuddy + BrowserAct combination delivers competitor price lists in 5 minutes and product opportunity reports in 7 minutes.” (2026-08-18) →
5 minutes — “WorkBuddy and BrowserAct combination allows sellers to generate a competitive pricing report in just 5 minutes.” (2026-08-15) →
5 minutes — “Pairing WorkBuddy with BrowserAct gets a competitor pricing table in roughly 5 minutes and a product-opportunity report in about 7; a free WorkBuddy account carries 100 credits a day against roughly 10 credits per complex task, which leaves room for around 10 research runs daily before money enters the conversation at all.” (2026-08-13) →
5 minutes — “Pairing WorkBuddy with BrowserAct produces a competitive pricing table in about 5 minutes and a product opportunity report in about 7, which is the difference between researching a niche and researching twelve.” (2026-08-12) →
5 minutes — “WorkBuddy and BrowserAct together generate a complete competitor price list in about 5 minutes and a product opportunity report in about 7, which replaces the browser-tab afternoon that most solo developers either do badly or skip entirely.” (2026-08-11) →
7 minutes — “Similarly, WorkBuddy and BrowserAct can automate competitor price tracking and generate product opportunity reports in under 7 minutes — something to put in front of a skeptical client while the sandbox clock runs.” (2026-08-10) →
5 minutes — “WorkBuddy paired with BrowserAct produces a competitor pricing table in about 5 minutes and a product-opportunity report in about 7, and a free WorkBuddy account carries 100 credits a day against roughly 10 credits per complex task, so the first 10 experiments cost attention rather than money.” (2026-08-08) →
5 minutes — “The combination of WorkBuddy and BrowserAct allows developers to generate competitor price lists in just 5 minutes, proving useful for individual sellers and product selectors.” (2026-08-07) →

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Where these 12 came from

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