Retriever AI

Retriever AI runs an AI agent inside a browser — either your own logged-in Chrome or a fleet of cloud browsers — that scrapes lead lists, enriches them with verified emails, and sends outreach from your real session. It also ships an embeddable version, Rover, that installs on your own website with one script tag and can complete tasks for visitors directly inside your live UI.

What Retriever AI actually does

Two products share a chassis: an agent that automates work in your browser, and a version you drop into your own website to automate work for the people visiting it.

• Pull hundreds of names off any page and enrich against pre-indexed LinkedIn, Crunchbase, and work-email datasets

• Score every lead against your ICP, then send connection requests and personalized outreach from your real, logged-in session

• Run 10+ background tasks simultaneously without disrupting active tabs or triggering anti-bot detection

• Run fleets of cloud browsers in parallel to scrape data, enrich spreadsheets, and monitor sites across thousands of URLs

• Trigger jobs via API, MCP, WhatsApp, or a schedule so automations keep running while you're focused elsewhere

• Install Rover on your own site with one script tag so it reads your live DOM immediately

• Onboard new users, run demos, or complete checkout entirely inside your actual UI without shipping new features

• Track task completion, accessibility scores, and consistency across every human and AI visit to your site

The features that matter

The logged-in-browser automation is the distinguishing move. Because the agent works out of your real, authenticated session, lead scraping and outreach happen without the account-flag problem that headless scrapers hit almost immediately. You get pre-indexed enrichment against LinkedIn, Crunchbase, and verified work-email data on top, so the agent isn't just navigating — it's stitching in the data you'd otherwise be paying a second tool to provide.

The cloud-browser side scales the same idea. Fleets run in parallel to scrape data, enrich spreadsheets, and monitor sites across thousands of URLs, and you can trigger any run via API, MCP, WhatsApp, or a schedule. Rover is the other product in the box: install with one script tag and the same agent starts navigating your own site's live DOM, running demos, onboarding new users, and completing checkout inside your existing UI without you shipping a single new feature.

Who it's built for

The obvious buyer is a founder-led sales team doing outbound on LinkedIn who has been burned by scrapers that get their accounts flagged. Because Retriever AI works from your real, logged-in session, the risk profile is closer to ‘a fast intern’ than ‘a bot Meta will detect’ — the tradeoff being throughput per account.

The second buyer is a SaaS company that wants to add an in-product AI concierge without building it. Rover reads your existing DOM and completes tasks in your live UI, so the onboarding and demo flows you already have become the thing the agent walks users through.

Lifetime access starts at $49 for Tier 1, which is normally $120. Higher tiers scale the number of concurrent cloud browsers, task credits, and Rover installations. If you're one salesperson exploring the browser-agent side of things, the entry tier is the right place to confirm that logged-in automation actually works for your ICP before committing to more capacity.