Opera Neon offers a free plan, with paid plans starting at $19.90/mo.

Does Opera Neon have an API?

Yes, Opera Neon provides an API for developers.

What does Opera Neon integrate with?

Opera Neon integrates with MCP, CLI.

Is Opera Neon cloud-based or self-hosted?

Opera Neon is offered as a cloud-based (SaaS) deployment.

What are the downsides of Opera Neon?

Reviewers found the AI agents unreliable — giving wrong information and failing at simple tasks Also, The three agents (Chat, Do, Make) can't communicate with each other

Who is Opera Neon best for?

Opera Neon is best suited for Knowledge workers, Developers.

What can I use Opera Neon for?

Common uses for Opera Neon include turning scattered tabs, sources, and notes into finished, shareable output, running deep research and generating documents in the browser, connecting external agents to a browser through mcp or cli, building and running workflows through the web.

Opera Neon: Subscription Agentic AI Browser for Teams

Opera Neon is a standalone paid agentic browser from Opera that deploys multiple AI agents to research topics, write code, build simple apps or games, and carry out multi-step workflows like bookings or shopping, with tasks executed locally in-browser for privacy. It keeps familiar Opera capabilities such as tabs, ad blocking, and a built-in VPN while bundling access to premium models like Gemini and GPT into a single subscription. It is positioned as a premium tool for power users and solo or small-business users rather than a free everyday browser.

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