Actionbook

Actionbook is an AI browser coworker built into Chrome. It works inside the websites you’re already signed into, performs the steps needed on real pages (reading, clicking, typing, and navigating tabs), and returns finished outputs like dashboards, reports, and drafts.

You can hand Actionbook tasks across several common workflows: reporting and analytics (pull metrics from tools you can access in your browser and export a CSV or deliver a dashboard for a chosen period), competitor research (compare pricing, positioning, features, and reviews with claims linked to their sources), sales prospecting (generate a clean list that matches your criteria and includes context plus draft openers), market validation (scan discussions for recurring problems, alternatives, and demand signals), and SEO research (identify keyword gaps and prioritize opportunities using results from search and the SEO tools you already use).

Actionbook is designed for trust and speed. Every fact in the output links back to the page it came from so you can verify before sharing. When a run works well, you can save it as a “Play” and reuse the same steps for faster reruns with fewer detours.

It’s a good fit for founders, marketers, growth and sales teams, and product managers who spend time gathering information across multiple logged-in tools and turning it into shareable deliverables. Pricing starts with 5,000 credits for new accounts; Pro is $20/month for 10,000 credits, and team plans with a shared credit pool are available.

What does Actionbook do in the browser?

Actionbook completes web tasks for you using the pages you’re already viewing—reading the content, clicking through the right controls, and entering information as needed—then returns a finished dashboard, report, or draft.

Does Actionbook require new logins or API keys?

No. Actionbook uses the sessions already open in your browser, so usernames, passwords, and sessions stay on your device. You also approve important actions and can stop a run at any time.

What kinds of outputs can Actionbook produce?

Common outputs include dashboards and reporting exports (such as CSVs), competitor research reports with source links, prospecting lead lists with context and draft openers, market validation summaries from community discussions, and SEO research on keyword gaps and opportunities.

How can I verify the information Actionbook returns?

Every fact in an Actionbook result links back to the exact source page it came from, so you can open the original context and check a number or claim before using it.

What is a “Play” in Actionbook?

A Play saves the steps that worked in a successful run. You can rerun that play for similar tasks (e.g., a new competitor or reporting period) with faster execution and fewer detours.

How much does Actionbook cost?

New accounts start with 5,000 credits. Pro is $20 per month for 10,000 credits, and team plans with a shared credit pool are available.