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Price check · Nov 7, 2026

Browser Use pricing

No subscription on Pay as you go; calculate browser time, traffic, task and model charges before scaling.

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Short answer

There's a free plan; paid tiers are quoted.

Browser Use’s Pay as you go plan starts at $0 per month and includes a $1 one-time signup credit. Credits never expire, and the plan lists up to 1,000 browsers at once. Browser Harness is free and open source, but hosted browser and agent use is billed by usage. Your bill can include browser time, network traffic, BU Ultrafast tasks and model tokens; Enterprise has custom pricing.

01Every plan, line by line

PlanBilled annuallyBilled monthlyBuilt for
Pay as you go—$0Self-serve browser and agent use
Enterprise—QuoteTeams needing custom deployment or terms

Add-ons and overages

  • Browser time: $0.02 per hour, billed by the minute with a 1-minute minimum
  • Home-IP traffic: $5/GB; direct or your own proxy: $0.20/GB
  • BU Ultrafast: $0.006 per task
  • Agent models: per-token rates vary; bring your own key costs provider cost plus 0.2x
  • Concurrency thresholds: $100 total paid for 50 browsers, $1,000 for 250, $5,000 for 500, and $25,000 for 1,000

02What the plan grid doesn't tell you

Browser minutes

Browser time costs $0.02 per hour, billed by the minute with a one-minute minimum.

Traffic type

Home-IP traffic costs $5/GB; direct or your own proxy costs $0.20/GB.

Models and tasks

BU Ultrafast is $0.006 per task. Agent model rates vary by token; bring your own key costs provider rates plus 0.2x.

Concurrency thresholds

Listed paid totals rise to $100 for 50 browsers, $1,000 for 250, $5,000 for 500 and $25,000 for 1,000.

03Which plan should you buy?

If you are…GetWhy
Side projectPay as you goStart at $0 per month with a $1 signup credit and credits that never expire.
Production startupPay as you goUse the self-serve plan up to 1,000 browsers at once; budget separately for time, traffic and models.
Team needing custom deploymentEnterpriseEnterprise offers custom pricing, custom concurrency above 1,000, annual credit pools and on-prem deployment.

04Is Browser Use worth the money?

Pay as you go is worth evaluating when you need hosted browser agents or stealth browsers without committing to a subscription. The $1 signup credit and non-expiring credits lower the cost of starting, but they do not remove usage charges: browser time, traffic and model tokens can add up. Browser Harness is the free, open-source option for Claude Code and Codex, but it is not a stated substitute for paid hosted capacity. Choose Enterprise when you need on-prem deployment or custom concurrency and terms.

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Browser Use pricing FAQ

Is Browser Use free?

Pay as you go costs $0 per month and includes a $1 one-time signup credit. Browser Harness is also described as free and open source. Hosted browser time, traffic, tasks and model usage can incur charges, so $0 is not an unlimited-use allowance.

How much does Browser Use browser time cost?

The pricing lists browser time at $0.02 per hour, billed by the minute with a one-minute minimum. Traffic and model usage are separate potential charges. Estimate active browser time as well as the IP traffic type and agent-model rates for your workload.

Do Browser Use credits expire?

The Pay as you go plan says credits never expire. It includes a $1 one-time signup credit. The pricing also lists annual credit pools for Enterprise, but does not state their expiration terms; ask the vendor about those terms when negotiating.

Does Browser Use charge a monthly subscription?

The vendor says there is no subscription or annual billing for Pay as you go; usage is billed as you use it. Enterprise is custom-priced and may include annual credit pools. Confirm Enterprise billing terms with the vendor.