Opera Neon

Opera's subscription AI browser built around agents that carry out tasks on web pages.

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Alternatives ranked: 4
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About Opera Neon

Opera Neon is an agentic browser from Opera, sold as a subscription. Where regular Opera adds an AI chat to a normal browser, Neon is designed around AI that acts for you: it can fill in forms, compare products, research topics across tabs and build small outputs such as summaries or simple web pages, using a choice of large language models. Tasks can be organised into workspaces, and it can be driven by developer tools through MCP or a command-line interface. It still includes the standard browsing basics and Opera's free VPN and ad blocker, which work without the subscription. The agent features are the point, though, and they require the paid plan. As with other agent browsers, letting software click and type on websites raises security and accuracy questions you should weigh. It is available on Windows and macOS. It suits early adopters who want to hand repetitive web tasks to an AI and are willing to pay for it.

Best for: Early adopters who want an AI agent to handle repetitive web tasks.

What works

Agents that act on pages, not just chat
Choice of leading AI models
Free VPN and ad blocker included

Why people leave

Agent features need a monthly subscription
Agents can make mistakes on real sites
Desktop only

Top Opera Neon alternatives

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1
Comet
AI browser with an assistant that can act on pages, free to start.
66.5
2
Dia
AI-first browser from the Arc team with a free tier.
59.6
3
Opera
Opera's regular browser with free AI chat and no subscription.
57.2
4
ChatGPT Atlas
OpenAI's browser with ChatGPT and agent mode built in.
52.1

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Opera Neon: common questions

Is Opera Neon free?

No, Opera Neon is a paid product. Subscription price: $19.90/month (checked on Opera Neon's own site).

Is Opera Neon open source?

No, Opera Neon is not open source.

What platforms does Opera Neon run on?

Opera Neon is available for Windows and macOS.

What are the best alternatives to Opera Neon?

The highest-ranked Opera Neon alternatives right now are Comet, Dia and Opera. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Opera Neon facts

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Subscription price: $19.90/month; Checked Oct 25, 2026opera.com(opens source in a new tab); “See everything Neon unlocks for $19.90/month”
Developer access: MCP or CLI; Checked Oct 25, 2026opera.com(opens source in a new tab); “Connect them to Neon through MCP or CLI.”
Free VPN: Included, no subscription needed; Checked Oct 25, 2026opera.com(opens source in a new tab); “Opera’s Free VPN is built into Opera Neon, and doesn’t require any subscription”