You get 50,000 daily credits on the free plan. That's roughly 4,000 input tokens with gemini-2.5-pro before hitting the wall. BrowseWiz sits in your browser's side panel—connects AI chat directly to whatever webpage you're viewing.
It pulls information from pages and generates summaries with clickable citations. Drop in PDFs, images, presentations and research papers simultaneously for multi-file analysis. YouTube videos? Summarized with timestamps. Long articles get condensed to essentials. Built for people drowning in tabs and context-switching between seventeen different things.
BrowseWiz plugs into OpenAI-compatible APIs. Bring your own models if you want. Connects with Zapier MCP, Google Calendar and other external services through API integration. The Promptbook feature saves prompts you use repeatedly. Custom system instructions let you set a specific role or tone—persists across conversations.
Picture this: you're a product manager analyzing competitor documentation. Upload three whitepapers. Query them simultaneously. Get responses with citations pointing back to specific sections. AI agents handle multi-step automations (though the free tier caps custom tools).
Plans start at $10/month for the Advanced tier—unlimited credits and web searches included. Rate limiting can still kick in though. The free version gives you 10 web searches daily. Chat history sticks around either way.
BrowseWiz runs a credit system. Different models burn tokens at different rates. Gemini-2.5-flash costs less per token than gpt-4o.
