W WebTask Pilot

AI web task automation

Describe the browser task once. Run the rest on schedule.

WebTask Pilot turns repetitive website work into Playwright-backed browser runs with editable steps, screenshots, alerts, and team account profiles.

Generated browser flow

Supplier quote collection

Ready to test
  1. 1
    Open supplier portalUse Ops shared profile and confirm the logged-in workspace.
  2. 2
    Search approved SKU listLoop through rows from the uploaded CSV.
  3. 3
    Extract quote tableCapture price, availability, and delivery window.
  4. 4
    Compare changesFlag price movement above 5% for review.
  5. 5
    Save evidenceStore CSV, screenshot replay, and alert owner.
Queue 12 runs this week

Screenshot replay

Browser evidence, not black-box magic

supplier.example.com/quotes
SKUQuoteStatus AX-104$42.80changed BL-219$18.10ok CM-552$77.30review
Step 1 screenshot saved
Step 2 waiting
Step 3 waiting
See the workflow

Built for practical SMB operations

Useful when the work lives inside websites, not clean APIs.

Natural language intakeTask briefs become editable browser steps.
Headless browser runsClick, extract, fill, submit, and capture replay.
Scheduling and triggersDaily, weekly, email, and API-triggered queues.
Team controlsMulti-account profiles, alerts, logs, and review points.

From task brief to run queue

Automation that feels like delegating to a careful operator.

WebTask Pilot is shaped for website task automation where accuracy, proof, and repeatability matter more than flashy demos.

1

Brief the task

Explain the website task in English, attach inputs, and set stop conditions.

2

Review the plan

Edit generated steps, choose screenshot checkpoints, and mark approval gates.

3

Run in browser

A Playwright-backed browser agent completes clicks, forms, extraction, and downloads.

4

Replay and improve

Inspect screenshots, errors, and output data before scheduling the next run.

Template library

Start from common browser work, then tune it to your sites.

Templates keep the first run concrete: task fields, expected outputs, screenshot checkpoints, error handling, and alerts are already shaped for the workflow.

Supplier quote collection

Visit vendor portals, search approved SKUs, extract quote tables, and store screenshots for review.

LinkedIn export routine

Open a lead list, apply saved filters, export rows, and notify the sales ops channel when complete.

Inventory update

Compare marketplace stock levels, fill update forms, and flag missing fields before submission.

Invoice portal download

Log into customer portals, download monthly invoices, rename files, and record completion evidence.

Operational controls

Teams trust automation when they can see the run.

Execution logs

Every run records route, step, duration, extracted output, and failure reason.

Screenshot replay

Critical clicks and form states are captured so operators can review what happened.

Multi-account profiles

Run the same task under different team profiles without mixing ownership.

Failure alerts

Route blocked login, changed layout, missing data, or submission risk to a human owner.

Pricing

Team annual is preselected for teams that run browser work every day.

Annual billing is 50% less than paying month to month. Checkout opens in a centered NOWPayments window.

Solo

For a founder or operator automating a small set of repetitive browser tasks.

$294/year

10 tasks / 500 executions

  • Natural-language task builder
  • 10 saved browser automations
  • 500 monthly executions
  • Step logs and screenshots
  • Email support
Most useful for teams

Team

For SMB teams and outsourcing pods that run many browser workflows every day.

$894/year

50 tasks / unlimited executions

  • Everything in Solo
  • 50 saved browser automations
  • Unlimited executions
  • Multi-account task profiles
  • Alerts, replay links, and shared templates

Business

For operations teams that need priority queues, API triggers, and higher-volume runs.

$2394/year

Unlimited tasks + API

  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited saved tasks
  • Priority execution queue
  • API and webhook triggers
  • Implementation support

Buyer questions

Clear enough for a first workflow, controlled enough for ongoing operations.

Is this for non-technical SMB teams?

Yes. The first workflow starts from a plain-English task brief, then the generated browser steps can be reviewed before scheduling.

Does it replace API automation?

No. When a stable API exists, an API can be cleaner. WebTask Pilot is for the many portal and website tasks where teams still need a browser.

Can it run under different team accounts?

The product is designed around separate account profiles so teams can keep ownership and review trails clearer.

What happens when a website changes?

A failed step produces an alert and replay context so the team can adjust the task instead of guessing from a silent failure.