OpenAI Operator Costs $200/Month. Ours Is $20.
OpenAI launched Operator — an AI that controls your browser. It costs $200/month. That's $2,400/year for browser automation.
We built the same thing. It's included in Plus.
What you get
AI that controls your browser — triggered by you, automated by us.
Describe what you want in natural language. The extension handles the clicking, typing, and navigating.
Form filling: "Fill out this job application with my resume info" — navigates multi-page forms, fills every field, handles dropdowns and file uploads.
Data extraction: "Get all the product specs from this catalog" — identifies structured data, extracts it, exports clean results.
Multi-step workflows: "Submit this expense report through our company portal" — logs in, navigates menus, uploads receipts, submits.
Research tasks: "Find pricing for these 5 competitors" — visits each site, extracts pricing data, compiles into a structured comparison.
No coding. No complex configuration. Just describe what you need.
How it works
- Install the extension — available to Plus subscribers
- Describe your task in plain English
- Watch it execute — or let it run in the background
- Get structured results — completed forms, extracted data, finished workflows
The extension handles error recovery automatically. If a page loads differently or a button moves, it adapts instead of failing silently.
The price comparison
| OpenAI Operator | Wysor | |
|---|---|---|
| Browser automation | $200/mo standalone | Included in Plus |
| Multi-model chat | GPT only | GPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity |
| Email intelligence | No | Included |
| Voice transcription | No | Included (on-device) |
| Research agents | No | Included |
| Calendar management | No | Included |
| Annual cost | $2,400 | ~$240 |
Operator gives you one feature for $200/month. Wysor gives you an entire AI workspace — including browser automation — for a tenth of the price.
Who this is for
Job seekers tired of filling the same application form for the 50th time. Point the extension at any job application and it fills everything from your profile.
Researchers who need structured data from multiple websites. Instead of manually visiting 20 pages and copying into a spreadsheet, describe what you need and get clean results.
Sales teams drowning in CRM data entry. Automate the tedious parts so you can focus on actually selling.
Anyone who does the same browser task more than twice a week. If it's repetitive and browser-based, it should be automated.
Why $200/month is the wrong price
Browser automation isn't new technology. Selenium has existed for over a decade. What's new is using AI to understand natural language instructions and execute them visually — the way a human would.
That's valuable. But it's not $200/month valuable. Especially not as a standalone product when the AI models powering it already exist in other tools you're paying for.
OpenAI charges $200/month because they're selling to enterprises with procurement budgets. We think browser automation should be accessible to everyone who needs it — which is why it's part of the platform, not a separate line item.
Keep reading
- You're Wasting $936/Year on AI Subscriptions — Browser automation is just one piece. See how much you save by consolidating all your AI tools.
- We Built the AI Workspace That Should Have Existed 3 Years Ago — The full platform that includes browser automation, email, agents, and more.
