Tool overview
Coasty is listed under AI Agents AI tools.
What is Coasty?
Coasty provides computer-use agents that operate browsers, desktops, terminals, and managed machines through visual interaction. It supports autonomous tasks, workflows, human takeover, webhooks, agent swarms, and a desktop client, with a current healthcare focus on payer-portal revenue-cycle work.
Best for
Teams automating browser, desktop, terminal, and payer-portal operations
Who is it for?
Decision note
Best for teams automating UI-heavy work where APIs are unavailable. Confirm credit consumption, machine types, concurrency, data residency, audit trails, security, workflow recovery, and production support.
Key features
Visual browser and desktop interaction
Terminal and file operations
Managed Windows and Linux machines
Task, workflow, and swarm orchestration
Human takeover and replayable audit trails
API, webhooks, and bring-your-own-model support
Use cases
Automating payer-portal workflows
Operating legacy desktop software
Running browser research and data entry
Coordinating parallel computer-use agents
Pros
- Supports web, desktop, terminal, and API access
- Publishes clear self-service pricing
- Includes human takeover and auditability features
Cons
- Usage depends on credits and machine limits
- Automation of sensitive portals requires strict controls
- Desktop client is new and may trigger operating-system warnings
Limitations
Computer-use agents can make consequential clicks and data changes. Teams must test permissions, identity, MFA, PHI or PII handling, takeover, retries, output verification, session isolation, and every workflow before allowing unattended production execution.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
Starter costs $19/month for 200 credits and one always-on VM. Plus costs $50/month, and Unlimited costs $99/month. The site offers a no-card free start, but does not publish a durable free-plan allowance; it is recorded as a free trial rather than an ongoing free plan.
Supported languages
- English
Integrations
Browser applications
Desktop applications
Terminal tools
Webhooks
Bring-your-own model
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