Figranium

Figranium

A drag-and-drop editor for building browser automation — scraping a site, testing a workflow, monitoring a price — without writing Selenium or Playwright scripts by hand.

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📁 Automation, No-code & Integrations🗣️ English📅 July 30, 2026

Description

Browser automation for scraping, testing, or monitoring usually means writing and maintaining Playwright or Selenium scripts by hand, which is a real barrier for anyone who isn't already comfortable with that code. Figranium replaces the script with a visual, block-based editor: you build the workflow by dragging blocks, including proper control flow like if/else branches, while loops, and foreach.

It runs in three execution modes — Agent, Scrape, and Headful — supports built-in task scheduling with cron syntax, and includes HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy rotation along with stealth/anti-detection capabilities for sites that try to block automated browsers. It can record video and capture screenshots of a run, and exposes a REST API for triggering workflows programmatically rather than only through the UI. It names Automa as a direct point of comparison, and it's open source, self-hosted.

💬 Our review

The short version: visual browser automation tools trade some flexibility for a much lower barrier to entry — if writing and debugging Playwright scripts isn't something you want to do regularly, a drag-and-drop editor with real control flow (not just linear steps) covers a surprising amount of ground for scraping, QA, and monitoring tasks.

Against hand-written Playwright or Selenium scripts, Figranium is faster to build and edit for non-developers or occasional automation needs, but a skilled engineer will likely hit its ceiling faster than raw code would for a truly complex, custom automation. Against Automa, the competitor it names directly, Figranium's differentiators are built-in scheduling, proxy rotation, and stealth features aimed specifically at scraping and lead-enrichment use cases rather than general-purpose browser scripting. Being self-hosted and open source means no per-seat SaaS fee, but you're responsible for running and maintaining the infrastructure yourself.

💰 Pricing

Free (open source)Open source, self-hosted, free.

📊 Global score

45Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile75/100Bien

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
🆓 Gratuit (open source)

Open source, auto-hébergé, gratuit

👥 Target audienceDéveloppeurs et équipes ayant besoin d'automatisation navigateur pour l'extraction de données, les tests QA, l'enrichissement de leads et la surveillance de prix
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesWorldwide
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Pros

Éditeur visuel avec vrai contrôle de flux (if/else, boucles)

Rotation de proxy et fonctions anti-détection intégrées

Planification cron et API REST intégrées

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Cons

Auto-hébergement demande de gérer sa propre infrastructure

Moins flexible qu'un script Playwright écrit à la main pour des cas très spécifiques

Projet open source récent, communauté encore petite

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