Airtop

Airtop operates a cloud browser platform that lets developers, AI agents, and automation tools control real web browsers running in the cloud. The core proposition is automating work on web applications where APIs are unavailable or insufficient, including sites behind logins, legacy vendor portals, and applications that virtualize the DOM. Airtop handles the underlying infrastructure problems associated with browser automation at scale: browser fleet management and pre-warmed pools, anti-bot detection, CAPTCHA solving, residential proxying, and authentication flows involving OAuth, SSO, and 2FA.

The product has several layers. A developer-facing API and SDK create browser sessions in a single call and expose AI APIs that accept natural-language prompts (for example, paginated extraction of structured results from a search page); these are described as using a multi-modal approach combining visual information, text, and DOM structure. Lower-level control is supported through Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium scripts connected via a CDP WebSocket endpoint. On top of this sits Agent Builder, where a user describes a workflow in plain English and Airtop builds, tests, and compiles it into reusable code, which the company says is up to 100x more efficient to run than uncompiled LLM agents; agents run on schedules or triggers and are described as self-healing when runs break. A third layer is Mark, an assistant aimed at marketers that produces a go-to-market plan and handles agent building, sequencing, workflow logic, and data sourcing.

Additional platform features include an embeddable live browser view for human-in-the-loop intervention and end-user login, saved encrypted session profiles that persist authenticated state without storing credentials, a password vault, file upload/download, Chrome extension support, session recording and debugging, and observability into agent actions and logs. Airtop integrates with Claude, Codex, n8n, Make, and Zapier, and supports REST/GraphQL APIs, OAuth and API keys, and webhooks.

Founding story

Founder Amir Ashkenazi previously founded Adap.tv, acquired by AOL in 2013, and co-founded Shopping.com, which went public and was later sold to eBay. Airtop began as Switchboard, a virtual-office product for remote collaboration launched on Product Hunt in May 2022, and later pivoted to AI-powered cloud browsers that handle authentication for automating web tasks. Ashkenazi has publicly described the pivot decision as coming when a founder stops believing the story they tell about the problem they solve.

Business model

B2B software sold through self-serve subscription tiers with credit-based consumption, alongside API access for developers. A third-party profile characterizes the model as B2B SaaS with API usage-based pricing.

Published plans are Free ($0/mo, 1,000 credits, 3 simultaneous sessions, 1 deployed agent, plus a 10,000 one-time credit bonus and a 7-day Mark trial), Starter ($29/mo, 30,000-150,000 credits, 10 deployed agents, integrated proxy), Professional ($189/mo, 225,000-500,000 credits, 30 deployed agents, 30 simultaneous sessions, custom proxy, Mark included), Enterprise ($558/mo, 775,000-1,500,000 credits, unlimited deployed agents, 100 simultaneous sessions, SOC 2 Type 2 report), and a Custom tier with volume pricing. Annual payment carries a 10% discount with all credits provided upfront. A pricing calculator recommends plans based on operation type and monthly run volume.

Traction

Public traction signals are limited to Product Hunt metrics (5 launches, ~2.3K followers, 4.7/5 across 9 reviews, with individual launches receiving 159-782 upvotes), a 2022 Golden Kitty Award listing including #4 Remote Work Product of the Year for the predecessor Switchboard product, and a nomination for an Orbit Award in AI Workflow Automation. The homepage cites unnamed customers and a testimonial about automated invoice reconciliation. A third-party aggregator estimates approximately $1.80M in annual revenue and a $5.8M valuation, figures that are unverified estimates.

Latest developments

The most recent public activity is the launch of Google Ads automation, promoted on the homepage and launched on Product Hunt in August 2026, following the July 2026 launch of Mark, an assistant for marketers that creates go-to-market plans and builds the underlying agents.