Fellou is a standalone agentic browser built around one idea: show the user the agent's plan and let them change it. It is capable for personal research and multi-step jobs, and it is not ready for company rollouts.
Key Takeaways
- An agent first, a browser second. — Fellou plans and runs multi-step tasks across sites, including logged-in ones, can run several in parallel and on a schedule, and lets you inspect and edit the plan before and during the run.
- Credit-based pricing. — A free tier with 1,000 starter credits, then Plus at $19 a month, Pro at $39.90 and Ultra at $199.90, as published in October 2026. Credits per task vary with complexity.
- No enterprise story. — Fellou lists no enterprise plan or admin controls, and Brave reported in October 2025 that page text could override the user's intent. Treat it as a personal tool.
What does Fellou do?
You describe a task, Fellou plans the steps, and you can inspect and edit that plan before it runs and step in during execution (nohacks.co). It works inside logged-in sessions on sites such as Salesforce, LinkedIn and Reddit, keeps an agentic memory built from your history and notes, and runs tasks in parallel or on a schedule. The September 2025 Fellou CE release added a spatial workspace that keeps agent activity in separate zones from your own tabs, and a cost preview before each Deep Action (Business Wire). Fellou's agents are built on its open-source Eko framework.
The security record is the reason for caution. Brave's October 2025 research on AI browsers found that Fellou passed visited pages to its model in a way that let page text override user intent. Fellou has not published what it changed, and it documents no admin controls.
Scorecard: 10/20
Fellou is not ranked in the Best AI Browsers hub yet. We scored it on the hub's four criteria, 1 to 5 each: what the agent can do, what an admin can control, safety by design, and reach. These are editorial assessments of published documentation, not hands-on benchmarks. At 10 out of 20 it would sit between Opera Neon (13) and Dia (9).
| Criterion | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Agent | 4/5 | Multi-step, parallel and scheduled tasks across logged-in sites; editable plans. |
| Control | 1/5 | No enterprise plan, admin console or domain policy published. |
| Safety | 2/5 | Plan review before execution helps, but Brave showed in 2025 that page text could override user intent, and no fix details are published. |
| Reach | 3/5 | Free tier on Windows and macOS; credits run out after a handful of tasks; paid plans from $19 a month. |
How much does Fellou cost?
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Credits | Scheduled tasks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | n/a | 1,000 one-time bonus (about 4 tasks) | 2 |
| Plus | $19 | $192 ($16/mo) | 2,000 a month (about 8 tasks) | 3 |
| Pro | $39.90 | $384 ($32/mo) | 5,000 a month (about 20 tasks) | 5 |
| Ultra | $199.90 | $1,920 ($160/mo) | Unlimited (limited time) | Unlimited |
As published on fellou.ai in October 2026. Fellou notes that credit use varies with workflow complexity, so the task counts are its own estimates. No enterprise plan is listed.
Who it fits, and who should look elsewhere
- Fits: individuals who run repeat research or multi-site tasks and want to see and edit the agent's plan.
- Look elsewhere: for any team deployment, or any use with corporate logins. Comet Enterprise and Claude in Chrome on Team and Enterprise plans document the admin controls Fellou lacks.
Fellou alternatives
- Perplexity Comet: free, cross-platform, with an enterprise build.
- Opera Neon: agentic modes and a free plan for outside agents.
- Claude in Chrome: an agent extension with a safety classifier and admin site lists.
- Building your own agent instead: Browser Use.
Related questions
- Which AI browsers are worth shortlisting in 2026?
- Can outside agents drive Opera Neon for free?
- How does prompt injection work? (partner site CTAIO)
- Should a company block, sandbox or pilot agentic browsers? (partner site CTAIO)
Sources
- Fellou, Pricing (Oct 2026).
- Business Wire, Fellou CE launches (Sep 2, 2025).
- Search Engine Journal, Brave reveals systemic security issues in AI browsers (Oct 21, 2025).
- EveryDev, Fellou (platforms and company details).
- nohacks.co, The agentic browser landscape in 2026 (updated Sep 27, 2026).
Is Fellou free?
There is a free tier with a one-time 1,000-credit bonus, which Fellou says covers about four tasks, plus two scheduled tasks. Paid plans in October 2026 are Plus at $19 a month, Pro at $39.90 and Ultra at $199.90, with cheaper annual billing.
Is Fellou safe?
Use it with care. In October 2025 Brave reported that when Fellou's assistant visits a page, the page's text can override what the user asked, so a malicious site could trigger actions. Fellou lets you review and edit a plan before it runs, which helps, but it publishes no enterprise controls. Keep it away from work accounts.
How is Fellou different from Comet?
Both are standalone agentic browsers. Fellou puts more weight on showing and editing the agent's plan, scheduled and parallel tasks, and credit-based pricing. Comet is free to download, runs on mobile too, and has an enterprise version that can limit agent actions to approved domains.
Why is Fellou not in the Best AI Browsers ranking?
It was listed under 'also worth knowing' rather than scored. This page scores it on the same four criteria: 10 out of 20, between Opera Neon and Dia, held back by the lack of admin controls.
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