Browser Use

browser-use.com · Compute · 1 record · JSON

Browser Use Compute

trialemailno cardDretention-clamped

browser-use.com/pricing · browser host · compute/browser-use · JSON · compare

Free tier	USD 15 of one-time credit; browsers cost USD 0.02 an hour; a USD 100 one-time top-up runs 50 in parallel unit mixed; metered on wall-clock; credits never expire, stated in the page description
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	credits never expire; session state retention is not stated on the page read
Egress	consumer-connection proxy is USD 5 per GB, priced separately from the browser hour price_per_tb: USD 5,120 per TB
Identity	email a signup; the pricing page states no card for the first credit
Limits	per-ip-shaping consumer-connection proxy USD 5 per GB, billed separately from browser time source request-rate a USD 100 top-up runs 50 browsers in parallel source a model-driven agent adds 20% on the model rate plus browser time and traffic
Binding	retention-clamped the one-time credit is the clock; the 15-minute session cap is the second constraint
Interface	rest, cli cloud browser over CDP plus a web-agent API
Tooling	Playwright and Puppeteer over CDP; cloud browser API
Composes with	USD 0.02 a browser hour is the cheapest published rate in this class, and the proxy is 100 times the browser cost per hour of video
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	The browser hour is almost free and the traffic is not. A crawl that pulls 1 GB through the consumer-connection proxy costs 250 browser hours at this rate, so the proxy is the bill.
Evidence rung	documented a one-time credit is a trial: it does not renew, and the browser stops when it is spent
Checked	2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-21
Parsed numbers	`$.extras.m10h_usd` price USD6.0 / month `$.extras.m24h_usd` price USD14.4 / month

Evidence (2)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	browser-use.com/pricing	browsers cost USD 0.02 an hour; a USD 100 one-time top-up runs 50 in parallel; credits never expire
2026-10-22	browser-use.com/pricing	consumer-connection proxy is USD 5 per GB, separate from browser time

More fields (14)

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  "disk_gib": null,
  "gpu_class": null,
  "gpu_count": null
 },
 "billing_model": "wall-clock",
 "granularity": {
  "min_billed_s": 1,
  "rounding_s": 1
 },
 "session_cap": {
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  "idle_reap_s": null,
  "restart_required": false,
  "note": "not stated on the pricing page"
 },
 "keep_rate": {
  "value": 0.0,
  "basis": "billing is per browser hour",
  "source": "https://browser-use.com/pricing"
 },
 "persistent_storage": {
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  "price_gib_month": null,
  "durability": "not stated",
  "survives_stop": null,
  "survives_destroy": null,
  "max_retention": "not stated"
 },
 "network_out": {
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  "allow_inbound_listen": false,
  "ports": "CDP",
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  "ipv6": null,
  "per_session_bytes": null
 },
 "free_tier_kind": "one-time-credit",
 "m10h_usd": 6.0,
 "m24h_usd": 14.4,
 "price_arithmetic": "USD 0.02 x 300 h = 6.00 before proxy traffic",
 "price_note": "300 browser hours at USD 0.02 an hour is 6.00; 730 hours is 14.60. Proxy traffic is separate at USD 5 per GB and dominates any real crawl.",
 "price_basis": "300 and 730 BROWSER HOURS, not a 2 vCPU shape. A browser host sells minutes of a remote browser, so these rows are not comparable with a sandbox row.",
 "burst_x": 1.0
}

Unknown or withheld values (3)

$.per_object_cap.notes process
$.per_object_cap.stated not-applicable
$.reliability_note none-observed