Browser Use pricing: browser hours, proxy traffic and agent tasks
Checked Nov 6, 2026 on Browser Use’s official pages (sources below). Prices change often: confirm with the provider before you buy.
Browser Use is an open-source browser-agent library (MIT) with a paid cloud for stealth browsers and hosted web agents. The cloud is pay as you go: no subscription and no concurrency fees, and credits never expire.
Figures below are quoted from browser-use.com/pricing, checked Nov 6, 2026. Browser Use also answers per-session x402 requests in USDC; our daily unpaid check of that route is in the box further down.
What each product costs
- Cloud browsers
- Published price$0.02 per browser hour
- NotesBilled by the minute, 1-minute minimum; CAPTCHA solving included
- Home-IP proxy traffic
- Published price$5 per GB
- NotesPages load through residential IPs
- Your own proxy or direct traffic
- Published price$0.20 per GB
- Notes
- Web agent tasks
- Published priceMedian task $0.006 (bu-ultrafast $0.006 per task)
- NotesModel tokens billed per 1M; see the model table below
- Browser Harness (open source)
- Published price$0
- NotesMIT license; run with your own Chrome for free
- Credits
- Published priceFrom $5; 1 credit = $1
- Notes$1 signup credit, one per person, never expires
Agent model rates (per 1M tokens)
- BU Ultrafast
- Input$0.24
- Cached$0.024
- Output$1.20
- BU Fast
- Input$0.12
- Cached$0.012
- Output$0.60
- GPT-6 Luna (API default)
- Input$0.12
- Cached$0.012
- Output$0.60
- Claude Sonnet 5.5
- Input$2.40
- Cached$0.12
- Output$12.00
- Claude Opus 5.5
- Input$4.80
- Cached$0.24
- Output$24.00
Five of the 16 models listed on browser-use.com/pricing (Nov 6, 2026). Bring your own key: provider cost + 0.2x. BU 2.0 API: $0.60 in, $3.50 out.
Concurrency unlocks by total paid
- $0 (to start)
- Browsers at once10
- $100
- Browsers at once50
- $1,000
- Browsers at once250
- $5,000
- Browsers at once500
- $25,000
- Browsers at once1,000
Enterprise is custom: concurrency past 1,000, annual credit pools, custom SLAs, HIPAA and zero data retention, EU data residency, on-prem.
Browser Use over x402: what our daily check saw
We call Browser Use’s x402 endpoint every day without paying and read the HTTP 402 reply. Data as of Nov 9, 2026, 11:10 AM ET.
- Status
- Up
- Price in the 402
- $1.00 per call on Base
- Networks listed
- Base
- x402 grade
- C (70/100)
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How the bill adds up
A cloud run is the sum of browser time ($0.02 per hour, billed by the minute), traffic ($5/GB through home-IP proxies or $0.20/GB direct) and, for agent tasks, the model tokens. Browser Use’s own page puts it as “50 browsers for an hour: $1, plus traffic.” Self-hosting the MIT library with your own Chrome costs nothing. Compare with Browserbase pricing or see Browser Use vs Playwright.
Browser Use pricing FAQ
How much does Browser Use cost?
On browser-use.com/pricing (Nov 6, 2026): pay as you go with no subscription. Cloud browsers are $0.02 per browser hour, home-IP proxy traffic $5/GB, and agent tasks have a median cost of $0.006. Credits start at $5 and never expire.
Is Browser Use free?
The open-source library and Browser Harness are free under the MIT license when you run them with your own Chrome. The cloud gives a one-time $1 signup credit.
How do I get more concurrent browsers on Browser Use?
Concurrency unlocks by total amount paid, not by plan: 10 at $0, 50 at $100, 250 at $1,000, 500 at $5,000 and 1,000 at $25,000.
Can an AI agent pay Browser Use in USDC?
Yes. Its x402 route answers an unpaid request with HTTP 402 and a USDC price for a hosted session; our directory lists it at $1. See the daily check box on this page.
Sources (official pages, read Nov 6, 2026)
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