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WebArena-Verified

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An audited, deterministically-scored re-release of the 812-task WebArena browser-use benchmark, testing autonomous agents on realistic e-commerce, social-forum, GitLab, and CMS web tasks. Metric: % task success.

Overview

WebArena-Verified

Category Metric Tasks Saturation Created

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Quick answer: WebArena-Verified is an audited, deterministically-scored re-release (ServiceNow, 2025) of the original WebArena benchmark (Zhou et al., CMU, 2023) — a fully functional, self-hostable web environment with 812 realistic long-horizon tasks across e-commerce, social-forum, GitLab, and content-management sites, used to test autonomous browser-use agents. Qwen3.8-27B scores 64.8% as of August 2026.

At a Glance

What it tests: Whether an autonomous agent can complete realistic, long-horizon natural-language tasks inside a fully functional web environment spanning four site categories (e-commerce, social forum discussions, collaborative software development/GitLab, content management), with success verified deterministically rather than by fuzzy string-matching or LLM-as-judge.

Why it matters: The original 2023 WebArena paper found even strong GPT-4-based agents succeeded on only 14.4% of tasks (vs. 78.2% human performance), exposing a large gap between synthetic agent benchmarks and realistic browser use. WebArena-Verified audits every task, reference answer, and evaluator from that original release and replaces nondeterministic judging with type-aware, structural comparison, making scores more reliable and reproducible across agents and model versions.

Known limitations: The underlying task set is the same 812 tasks as the original 2023 WebArena (re-audited, not newly authored), so it inherits that benchmark's site/domain scope; a curated 258-task "Hard" subset exists for faster, lower-cost evaluation but is a different, smaller scope than the full-dataset score reported here.

What WebArena-Verified Measures

WebArena-Verified distributes a curated, version-controlled dataset of the original WebArena's 812 web tasks together with deterministic evaluators that operate on agent responses and captured network traces, enabling offline evaluation without a live web environment. It covers four realistic, self-hosted site categories — e-commerce, social forum discussions, GitLab-style collaborative development, and content management — enriched with tools (e.g. a map) and external knowledge bases (e.g. user manuals) to encourage human-like task-solving, exactly as specified in the original WebArena environment.

Benchmark Specifications

FieldValue
Task categoryAgent (browser-use)
Metric% task success
Number of tasks812 (full verified dataset; a 258-task "Hard" subset is also available)
SaturationLow
Created byZhou et al. (original WebArena, CMU); El hattami, Thakkar, Chapados, Pal (Verified re-release, ServiceNow)
Source paperZhou et al. 2023
GitHubServiceNow/webarena-verified

How WebArena-Verified Is Scored

Each of the 812 tasks is scored by a deterministic, type-aware evaluator that compares an agent's response and captured network trace against a manually-reviewed reference answer — replacing the original WebArena's LLM-as-judge and substring-matching scoring with structural comparison; the overall score is the percentage of tasks completed successfully.

State-of-the-Art Results

RankModelScoreSourceDate
1Qwen3.8-27B64.8%Qwen3.8-27B model card2026-08

Score above is self-reported by Alibaba's Qwen Team on the official Hugging Face model card and shown for context. It is not a Benchgen measurement, and is not drawn from a shared third-party leaderboard — only the 1 score above is currently tracked locally.

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WebArena-Verified vs Other Benchmarks

BenchmarkWhat it testsSaturation
WebArena-VerifiedRealistic, long-horizon browser-use agent control across e-commerce/forum/GitLab/CMS sitesLow
AndroidWorldDynamic, parameterized mobile-use agent controlLow
OSWorld-VerifiedReal desktop/web computer-use agent control—

WebArena-Verified is the browser-use counterpart to device-level agent benchmarks like AndroidWorld (mobile) and OSWorld-Verified (desktop) — use it to assess whether an agent can complete realistic, multi-step tasks purely within a web browser across diverse site categories, independent of mobile or desktop OS control.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is WebArena-Verified? WebArena-Verified is an audited, deterministically-scored re-release (ServiceNow, 2025) of the original WebArena benchmark (Zhou et al., CMU, 2023) — a fully functional web environment with 812 realistic tasks across e-commerce, social-forum, GitLab, and content-management sites, used to evaluate autonomous browser-use agents.
What does a good WebArena-Verified score look like? Qwen3.8-27B reports 64.8% as of August 2026, the only score currently tracked on Benchgen. For context, the original 2023 paper's best GPT-4-based agent achieved only 14.4% end-to-end task success, versus 78.2% human performance — so scores in the 60%+ range reflect substantial progress since release.
Who created WebArena-Verified? The original WebArena benchmark was created by Shuyan Zhou and co-authors at Carnegie Mellon University (2023); the audited WebArena-Verified re-release was created by Amine El hattami, Megh Thakkar, Nicolas Chapados, and Christopher Pal, presented at the Scaling Environments for Agents (SEA) Workshop at NeurIPS 2025.
Is WebArena-Verified saturated? No — WebArena-Verified remains a low-saturation benchmark; its 812 realistic, long-horizon browser tasks with deterministic scoring keep meaningful headroom between models.
How does WebArena-Verified differ from AndroidWorld? WebArena-Verified tests agent control purely within a web browser across e-commerce/forum/GitLab/CMS sites, while AndroidWorld tests multi-step agent control on a real Android device across 20 mobile apps — both verify success against ground-truth state rather than static answer-matching, but for different device/platform scopes.

Benchmark definition paraphrased from Zhou et al. 2023 (original WebArena) and the ServiceNow/webarena-verified re-release documentation. State-of-the-art scores sourced from published model cards and attributed inline. Last updated 2026-10-31.