Fellou

Key facts: Fellou is an agentic AI browser: describe a multi-step task — research a market, compare products, gather sources — and its agents work across tabs and sites, returning a report with sources rather than a single chat answer. It also offers a free tier for trying the workflow.

Plans: Fellou has a free plan with limited agent runs, and paid plans that raise limits and add faster agents and more automation. Check the official pricing page before running large research jobs, as agent credits are the cost driver.

Best for: researchers, shoppers and analysts with repetitive web research. Watch out: agent results still need spot-checking against primary sources before they are quoted or acted on.

Pros

• An agentic browser that carries out multi-step web tasks across tabs and sites.
• Returns a report with sources rather than a single chat answer, which suits research work.
• Handles market research, product comparison and source gathering as one delegated job.

Watch out for

• Agent results still need spot-checking against primary sources before they are quoted or acted on.
• Agent credits are the cost driver, so large research jobs can consume a plan quickly.
• Multi-step tasks can wander. Clear instructions produce far better reports.

Best for

Best for: researchers, shoppers and analysts with repetitive web research. Who should skip it: anyone who only needs a quick single-page answer, or who cannot spare time to verify agent output.

Pricing

Fellou has a free plan with limited agent runs, and paid plans that raise limits and add faster agents and more automation. Check the official pricing page before running large research jobs, as agent credits are the cost driver.

FAQs

What is Fellou? An agentic AI browser that researches, compares and completes multi-step web tasks for you.

What do I get back? A report with sources, rather than a single chat answer.

Can I trust its reports directly? No. Spot-check results against primary sources before quoting or acting on them.

What drives the cost? Agent runs and credits, which rise with larger research jobs.